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The Forrest City times., 1900-10-12
TIT. sIyFex.

Monday was thc occasion for the larR. est and most enthusiastic asseublaee Of FOX hunters ever before known ia St.
 Francis county. Every available horse and mule in the sicisity was brousAt into service and even tho stail and diguj6e,l donkey with long esrs end . saue Isx. seemed to have merry suiskis iu hi. eye and to se eager fer the eAsss. while the spirited chxrasrs, at least . hundred strong, snifrsd the. frosty atmosphere and cha"ped ths bit with senses seuts to sv. cry sonnd. About : o'clock the motley
 !r...-.s,on Isfi ths eity. hsadsd 6y5Circuis Clerk GeO. K. Naliory, csps. HaskII, and others. with the music of sss hurups horn aud the .yelp ct the rusty pack sui,.
 ing she crisp eveninx.sis. and man and beast was in high feather sad sporting blood ras riot and thrilled seeh heart with pleasing sensations end happy ex. p-e'aney. Ths sew custom. of riding asir'de Was being introduced ty . sum.
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-12

her Of the ladies, and by reason of this fact, they were evenly pitted against the gentlemen for honors in the chase and their chances for being in st the death were materially strengthened.
 The fox to be chased on this occasion was one of pair which had been sent to Clerk Mallory early h the spring by some Kentucky friends, and was of the species knswn as the Red fox. Shy Revnafd had lost none of his cunning, however, by reason of his domestic environments, As subsequent events will prove.
 Arriving in the nsighhOrh0od of the old Shelton field. the party came to . halt and Mr. Sly Fox vas given his liberty and about an hours start. The dogs, . pack of about forty, were all corralled, and saddles were girthed tighter and preparations were ripe for an exciting race. The full moon rose resplendent, |, and hill and vale was bathed In sIiverv rays of efrulgent glory. It was an..ideal evening. The time for the start sfriyed at last, the dogs were loosed and pSAde- 'noniun reigned, everybody was sN, sure that a ''brush" would be secpsed that -.agernsss 0vercame their better Judgment. The hounds became confused aud divided iMto three packs and tn the, tnelseS Nr. Fox wss the hero. making good lste' es. cape. After two hours of rough. .lldlng and wild excitement. the disgt6ntled party came struggling home with l6any . tale to unfold. The affair was oste of many delightful sensations and the thanks of the entire community arc voted that popular entertainer, Circuit Clerk Geo. B. Mallory.
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COLLECTORS NOTICE,

NOTICE is hereby given. that the under. IN signed Collector Of Levee Taxes for tho ty, levied by law fer the purpose of building and maintaining levees in the St. Francis i.evee District. will attend iu person. or by deputy. at the following times and places. for he purpose of collecting the said revenue for q he year 1000.
 Widener, October ist and 2nd. Madison. October 3rd and 9th. Forrest City. October 5th. 9th, Sth, Bth, 10th. 1lth. l3th and i:th. Widener October 18th to 3ist. Penalty will be attached tn all taxes not paid on or before October 3i. tsD0
 JNO. W. HALL Collector Of Levee Taxes for the st. Fran.
 cis Levee District of St. Francis
 County Arkansas.
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-12
1t Happened In a Drug Store

"One day lsst winter lady. came to my drug store and asked for brand Of cough mvdicine thst l did not have in stock. "says Mr. C. R. Grandin. the pop ul,r druggist of Ontario. \. Y. "She was disappointed and wanted to know what cough preparation l could recon. mend. said to her that l could freely recommend Chamherlain's Cough Remedy aud that she could take a bottle 0f thS remedy and sftef giving tt a fair trial if she did not find it worth the money to bring back the bottle and would refund the price paid. In the course of day or two the lady came back in company with a friend in need of cough medicine and advised her to buy bottle Of Chamber. lain's Cough Remedy. consider that very good recommendation for ths reme- dy.' Webb & Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-12
In Matters Photographic.

We are not presumptuous and will not make an assertion we are not ready to prove. If you are thinking of hay ing photos get your sittings at our studio. If you are not satisfied that they are equal to the best in the mar. ket or in the state, don't take them, and it costs you nothing for our trouble and expense. Ia this not fair !?
 A. J. Bruce, Photographer.
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SatWday. tho tS day of October, 1900.
Notice.

NoTlCk is hereby given. that.f wsaa as ad- S1l einistrxtrix of the estate of D. N. Dar- trancN County. Arkatsas. oa the ytsfS,ay uf .se cctvoer term igb shereuf. .eY6r n; ortier .e seIi ssr real estate bsioassng tn said es. '. ,sss. oe sn ruch thereof ss nAN as~ necessary hcea prebsted seaiast ft.
 LeRA DARnES.
 Adni \. of the Estate Of n. N. D~rs m. rrc,s forrset City, Ark. Sept x, iSoe. -
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-12
Strayed or Stolen.

From Forrest City Tuesday night, September 25, 1909, one light bay horse, about 15a hands high, shod in front, short mane and tail, trace marks on shoulder. A liberal reward will be paid for information. or return Of said animal to J, H. FUTON.
 Forrest ICity, Arkausas.
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Notlce-rrustee.s Safe.


 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE 4 undersigned. under and in pursnance of hy W. H. Holmes and Sarah r Woltses his wIe. to secure au indebtedness therein named which ssid deed of trust is recorded having been made in the paymeut of the sald lndeotedness aud the undersiwned hay. inx been reg vested by the uwner pf said debt to execute the trust and sell the pfoper. y Toe sse payment of said deht. wiM On Saturday. tho ts day of October, 1900, at the ~est door of ,he Court uosse in s, ', rrsuess eounV, Arkansas. between the hours Snef t0r sale nt public 0utcry tn the highest osaSer % for essa in hsnt the feliowing de- sctihsd reel vstate lying and beiur in St. frsacts County. Arksnsas. to- wit
 Toe west half oS the northwest ousrfer of section is. in township | north. in range | esst. containing ss.a acres. Title pf said in nd believed to be good. but sell only as trustse.
 k.J. WILLIAMS. Trustee.
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AN ORGAN FREE.
To be Given tO.the Chus ei, Scfi0ol. Lodge or Other Organization Receiving the Highest
 Number of Votes,

The following is the standif { of the ten organizations which have received the highest number of votes consecutively
 Jerusalem church. h............. .505s Crowley Ridge Institute. .,.. 54OO Young Mems Club. .5I12 Summer field church .4SO1 Prosperity church .4i49 Telica church. .2S15 First Baptist chhrch. .2j14 girallam Grove church. .244i vsylor's Chapel. .................. 1260 Thr contest began Saturday. Septcm- Der ] 5, 1900 and will close at o'clock p. m., on January l, 1901.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-21

s0a. Geo. R0ss and wife. C. r. ScAeF-
merhorn- H. B. Schroetke. C. Z
smith. r. c. Smith. C. h Springer. l.
b. Stearns and wife. w s. Suit. e ".
Strouss. F. Z Svtft- D. r Thompson.
Miss L. yexsaI, Mrs. W A. Wall. child
and maid. Mrs Geo Watt, r r Wells
and wife. E c. wiggin and wife. Mrs
e. K Wilder. E h Wodeao1se. Miss
G. Yoeli. j. E Act5ovan. T. n bogxs.
Mrs R. Hoosing. c. Shumasa- j. Il
Droscher. F. O. Easley. H 2 HoH-
master. e Fueeoka, H Rivers Jas
Stevens. Geo. H Garvis. D. Jarvis.
Geo. Clarke. Mrs E C. Noon and
child. Benton. Mrs Van Deriing. Mrs
Ia A. Williamson. E l. McAlpine.
Mrs L Harris. Mrs B. Kotyssn. Miss
Koeysan. Max Caplan. Geo Murphy.
Jas Kirk. C. ]. Moore. Mrs c. A.
Schmidt and 3 children. j. Neshvitx.
Mrs H. NeshwitI and child. ".
Campbell. T. H Duncan. W. j. De
boer. Miss ]. O'Connell. A B. Wey-
mouth. J. D. T-egioan. B. F. Berry
and wife, A A. sherman. Mrs G. r.
Slower and children. Mrs N. A. Rob
inson. Mrs R. H. RIDLEY. NJ Billie. G.
H. Cordier and wife. A. c. Alexander.
wife and children. Mrs W l. Hen
kels and 3 children. Miss F. Pogue.
Mrs. ]. Beasgina. c. Lelong. Mrs c.
Meirose, Mrs NJ Lechver. Mrs Re
humalt. Mrs H. Conlon. A. T. Koss.
F. B. Smith. wife and 2 children. Mrs
T.. McKechie, A c. Vestal-
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The barkeEtine Dimond went to the
Railroad wharf yesterday to complete
her load Of sugar.
The sweepers were at work along
the steamer wharfs yesterday clean.
ing the rush OF the first pazt
of the week .sp
The deck of the steamer Kaiulani
II being recaulked and some over.
hauling is being done to the machinery
OF the vessel.
The navigation school under the d.
rection of Captain Robinson meets
daily in the upper portion Of Wilder
4 Co.'S building.
d. J. eastman has bought out the
sailmaking business of Hitch and will
carry on the business of both firms
at the old stand.
The gasoline schooner Eclipse ar
rived from Kona and Maui ports yes
tctoos- QUO viii icdNc oh uCt ac6uioi
run today at S o'clock.
Yesterday the S. c. Allen took sugar
from the Noeau at the Inter Island
wharf. She will get away with full
load about Wednesday Of next week.
Everything is in readiness at the
Oceanic dock to give the Sierra the
very quickest dispatch possible on AZ
rival She will be coaied from a
scow along side and from the wharf.
Assistant Engineer Purdie Of the
Fearless had his thumb operated on
Wednesday for what appeared to be
felon. II was found however that
the trouble with the thumb was q
splinter Of bamboo which had pene-
trated the flesh and caused blood
poisoning.
An lS-ton cylinder for Reidler
pump was yesterday hauled from the
bsrkentine Archer at the fishmarket
wharf to the railroad depot for trans
portation to Waialua plantation. As
the piece is the heaviest ever hauled
ou this island. the power of the steam
roller was used to draw the dray On
which the cylinder was placed.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

Prom Kauai ports. per steamer Noe
su. December COW. A. Kinney, Geo.
Kent and l deck.
From San Francisco. per o. s. S.
Sierra. Dec. 30-Mrs, L. C. Ables and
: children. T.. w. Allen and wife. s.
NJ. Ballou. Geo. T. Beckley. J. &. Bird.
DR.. A. 6. Blake, -..rs. s. C. Bond. Jno.
.-oyle. Miss X. Boyle. ElT. Chambess,
Geo. n. Collins. Mrs. K. Cooper. Miss
n H. Cooper. r. ]. English. Miss 8.
Ferguson. Miss C. W. Flanders. Miss
n. l. Flanders, Miss 81. S. Flanders.
Mrs j. B. Frazier. Judge C. A. Gal
hraith and wife. ]. W. Gale. J. Can
dali. NJ Green. u. s. Grinbaum and
wife. NJ. A. Grossman. w. W. Hall.
Miss S. Hebeis. c. r. Hippely and
wife. |. Hippely and wife. Capt n.
Houellbere. Mrs. J. A. Hopper. Niss
NJ Hopper. =. G. Holyheisar. &. L
Hughes and wife. A. n. Hunt. W. Q
Irwin II. Esenberg. c. K Johnston.
Mrs. II. J. Johnston and children. x
Kahn and wife. Miss Kahn. G. T. Kel-
ley. J. A. Kennedy. J. W. Keysfon. Jr.
8. H. Knowles. Nrs- II. G. Lindholn.
Miss Lindholm Miss e McKinley. J.
L. Mclean. e. McNalty. Nrs. A. ~
Mellis. Mrs. C. +. Merry. Niss A c.
Merry. J. &. Miller. Miss l. Morgan.
Mrs- J. & Murphy. Miss J. Murray.
Mrs. J. & Owens. s. s. Paschal and
wife, s. Peiser. F. K Perkins. 4 ".
Peterson and wife. Jas- H. Pratt an1
wife. H. II. Renton. Niaa E Robert
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-21
SHIPPING Norgs

The Rio is due today from Sao
Francisco.
The wsialeaie for Kauai ports LETT
last evening.
There is enough barreled beer on
the irmgard wharf to float q ship
The schooner John A. Campbell sail
ed for the Sound in ballast yesterday.
The James Nesmith and J. C. Glade
are taking ballast at Sorenson's wharf.
The warrimoo from Vancouver for
the Colonies Is due to arrive tomor-
row.
Work on the steamer James Mak.e
Is progressing rapidly and she viii
soon be In running order again with
Increased carrying capacity and great.
~ improved In other vays-
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cense-.ne. With Plumbers.

The plumbers met last evening
with Rr-A151nD1A peeaiaent Of tn"
board Of health. The doctor asked
the opinions Of the spinmbers OF -
various board regulations. The quail
ity Of pipe brought forth much dis
eussion While the rules call for ex-
ira heavy pipe for all houses Of more
han one story. the plumbers con-
sidered that standard pipe was good
enough for anything under four
stories. Most Of .-e time was spent
in discussing pipe. it's durability and
uniformity.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-21
cons,eheEs PEs SIERRA.

C. Bishop 4 Co.. Miss Van Derlin.
Cal. Feed Co.. Lewis & Co.. Geo. An
drews. Sam Pong, Wing Lung, Inter
Island Steam n. Co., H. Hackfeld &
Co., s. l. Shaw. Henry Waterhouse &
Co.. NJ Phillips & Co.. Cotton Bros.
z. W. Strouss. Miss Yoell. Net. Meat
Co, d. G. Camarinos, Henry Nav &
Co.. NJ N McChesney & Son. J. Wal
ker. T. S. Douglas. W. s. Stitt. ]. r.
Mills. H. j Nolte. Theo. H. Davies &
Co., Haw Elec. Co. Hon I. W. Co.
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MORE RAPID rRANsir.
Two lines Of Electric Railway Now ir
Operation in this City and Both
q Success.

Operation IN this City and Both
q Success.
Although the electric railway on
Pacific Heights was the first electric
passenger railway in operation on this
island, il not in fact on the group.
there is another line now running and
with the same success that the line to
the heights runs. The second line OF
electric railway was put in operation
on Monday. and it is not a very long
line. but has already attracted a good
deal Of attention. The new line was
installed by two young electricians Of
this city. Messrs. De Cew and Thomp-
son OF the Union Electric Company,
and it is in the window Of the Berg
strom Music Company on Fort street.
The car operates on new principle
OF applied electricity and not by the
trolley system so common. BY 3
clever adoption Of the storage bat
tery the little vehicle is made to
travel on its wooden tracks. cArrying
q crowd Of beautiful lady and gentle
man dolls and wee tots Of boy and
girl doll babies. AS a sort OF prelude
Of what may be expected when the
big rapid transit cars get to travelling
on the streets of our city. skeleton
is put in charge OF the lever at the
front of -the car.
Messrs De Cew and Thompson. who
have lately started as q company to
do installing Of electric plants and ail
kinds Of electric wiring, have received
many compliments on their work on
their new rapid transit line. Their
ONCE and shop is on North King St..
where there is always on hand
large supply Of electrical goods ana
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DEPARTED.
Thursday. December 2

Thursday. December 20.
Str waialeale. Piltz. for Kauai
ports.
Am sch John A. Campbell. Smith.
for the Sound in ballast.
TO SAIL TODAY.
Gas sch Eclipse. for Lahaina. Kihei.
Makena and Kona ports. At s p. N.
p. NJ. s s. Rio de Janeiro. Ward.
for Hougkong. Shanghai. Nagasaki.
Kobe and Yokohama: Hackfeld L Co.,
agents.
Str Noeau. Wyman. for Eleele. Ma
kaweli. waimea and Kekaha. At p.
m.
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IMPoRrArIons PER SIERRA.

SOS pkgs fruit, 375 pkgs vegetables.
174 cases butter. AS kegs beer. 12
pkgs hardware, ls5 pkgs merchan-
disc. 2709 pkgs meat. game and oys-
ters
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ARRIVED.
Thursday. DeceI

Thursday. December 20.
Str Noeau. Wyman. for Kauai ports.
Str. Eclipse. Townsend, from Kona
and Maui Pc Crts.
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TIDES, SUN AND NOON.

a. r. pm pm am Rise
Mon ia Ia Il o. su saesis y 24s
rue-- Is Ie Il l.Os $50 c6ssas. "a > %
We'd 10 an 2-s l-S7 80 s@ssss- n 40
Thur e So q" $40 10. n s.ss Is sa
rH a az '.si s-sa lo.s' s. IS ). n M
Sat- "a tIs az sis assn 81 6 "a 5 es %
sun 2 .-sl 81 SOS iOa 20. s.s. s.a 71
Mon ~ $50 20 sa2lu Is IL 4cs 1Is. IS So
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The Paeife Transfer Co. VIII deliv.
-er trunks promptly. Jas. H. Love.
manager Ofnve 161 King street.
Telephone Main IS.
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BORN-On December 18th, 1900. TO
the wife Of C. R. Peck-a con.
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Diamond Head Signal Station-l0
p. m.-Weather cloudy; wind, light N.
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YESTERDAY ) WEATHER.

Ser Mooh on tue 2,si a, Ia, pm.
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slow days along the
front With the exception
OF the departure Of the
UUyVyyk schooner John A Camp
2WWvUI bell and the steamer Wal
aleaie there was nothing
out After the schooner left she was
IN sight for long time having lost
what little wind there was soon after
the tug left here. At the uptown
wharfs the vessels of the coasting
feet were at work dizcharging and At
Railroad wharf there are several vee-
sels getting sugar and discharging
coal
Towards the latter part of this week
or first part OF next week the pioneer
steamer OF the new line from Seattle
for which Alexander & Baldwin are
the local agents will be expected. The
steamer first TO come is the John ..
kinball She ~as expected to leave
Seattle for this port on the 18th inst
and will probably take from eight to
ten days TO make the run. The vessel
will bring q good deal Of general
freight and some cold storage goods
for this port and It is thought that
her passenger accommodations will
be taxed 10 their fun capacity. From
here the vessel viii so TO Kahuiui and
load sugar going from thence to San
Francisco. IL is not thought at the
present time that the vessels OF the
Hne will compete with the local COM
panies In the carrying OF freight be.
tween this. port and the ports Of Maui.
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WIN. G. IRWIN & co.
GENERAL AGENTS OCEANIC S. s. CO.
Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Occidental and Oriental S. s. Co. and Ieyo ksen kish'

will honolulu and this
on or abe the
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The Improved Propeller.

Pilot j. r Macauley was the hap
piest man In town yesterday. His
improved propeller which was placed
on the gasoline schooner Eclipse last
xeek had been put to a severe test
and was found to work successfully.
The Eclipse returned from her reg1,
lar Rona trip yesterday. From the
time she left here last week until ar
rival yesterday she had not been able
To use her said at all on account OF the
adverse wind or no wind at all. AS D
result she steamed the entire trip and
her reports show that she made oct
ter time and saved a big percentage
of fuel on this trip.
The actual count Of the time made
and fuel consumed on previous trips
has been kept and the report OF the
trip just finished shows q remarkable
saving in fuel. From the reports OF
twenty previous trips II appears that
the Eclipse has used from eight TO
fourteen gallons OF gasoline per hour
or an average OF about nine and half
gallons per hour. On the trip just
preceding the last the vessel used fuel
at the rate OF s.o9 gallons per hour.
On the trip just completed the report
OF the engineer shows that the con-
sumption OF fuel per hour Was but
eos gallons per hour.
II was also found that the vessel
when her engines were set for half
speed went as fast as formerly on
full speed. This means a great saw
lag on the wear and tear on the en-.
gines-
Never since the schooner has run
has she consumed less than eight gal.
Ions OF gasoline per hour SO at the
lowest estimate IL is shown that the
new propeller is the means OF saving
two gallons Of gasoline per hour.
This In itself means that a saving on
her runs OF At least . hundred dol.
lars a month for fuel will be made
vtich amounts 10 quite q sum in
year. ef4 A. ,.e e,,s- ts
The experiments with the propelled
On the gasoline schooner is much
more satisfactory that experiments
tried on coal burning vessels as IL is
almost impossible TO have the, same
quality Of coal for several trips and
even during q trip several qualities OF
coal are likely TO be encountered.
with the gasoline II IL impossible to
accurately measure the expenditure
OF fuel and for this purpose and 10
demonstrate accurately the effect of
the Improvement In the propeller II
was tried on the Eclipse.
rs soon as she can be put % the
marine railway the Surprise viii be
also fitted with the Macanley propai-
Ter. and Il is probable that triad of
the device will be given cn one Of the
larger OF the tnter-isiand boats.
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was one of the

STERDAY vas one of the
slow days along the
front With the exception
OF the departure OF the
schooner John A Camp
bell and the steamer Wal
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-26
WESTBROOk.

The Excelsior Literary club will meet
next Thursday with Mrs. Elkins In
charge. The subject 10 to bs Westbrook,
Its Needs and Possibilities"
Mr.. Arthur Ingersoll of Berlin Falls,
n H, Is visiting his family ON Lamb
street.
Mr.. C.N. Portsr has returned to Eustis
after having spent few weeks with his
family here.
The lecture to be given by Mr.. Charles
Huxley of Gorham on "old Cathedrals
Of England for the benefit of the Am
monoongin and Current Events clubs. lie
to be held Tuesday afternoon from four
to six O'Clock at the Westbrook Congre-
gational church. A social hour at which
refreshmsnts ara to be served, will fol.
low the lecture.
The Republicans of estbrook have
chosen the following delegates to attend
the Republican state convention to be
held at Lewiston In April: A. A. Cord
well, R. A. Foss, Thurston s. Burns,
y. III. Ray, II. Il. B. Halves, George T..
Springer, Walter v. knight, Willis Lib
by, John Z. Burneil, Joseph "A. warren.
The delegates chosen to attend the dis
trict convention to be held at Portland
were 4. A. Vsrrill, j. Il. Tolman, W.
W. Gutter. Alexander 5peirs, W. X. Da-
ma, william W. Poole. Mahlon BlAok,
Eugene ]. LAdd. Frank II. Grant John
Il. Warren.
Superintendent of Schools. Mr.. Fred
BersoD, desires to call attention Of
parents to the fact that schools are to
open Monday. Parents desiring TO enter
their children at the spring term, should
do SO either the first week, or during the
two weeks of the opening Of the term.
L. II. Smith. the local printer, Is en-
gagged in printing the list OF school 81.
psrvisors and committees on card for
the use of the school committee. A card
for the use of the city officials, contain
ing ths list of officials and committees,
Is also being prepared.