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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21

constituted 40 the present time Is both
".. 0U1 able The President, Joseph
I.dna smith, is the son Of EIyrum
Smith, no.h. of Joseph Smith, and
".H BORN November 10. 1888, at Far
Mw. caldwell county Missouri. This
mako. h'u sixty. hreo years of age, al
.Hm.H NHap appearance does not indicate
.H.' A.. Mo 500 many years behind him.
U" r. o' unusually fine physique, tail
"HH p.sh. and distinguished looking,
"" personality Re one that commands
Immediate rosroc, and attention while
h.H .U".e.. s clear and strong. His
u".uur n Jha school of experience has
been extensive and Of such character
W t' admirably nt him for the position
which boo now occupies
John Rex Wlndor President Smiths
Hra. comsaI0r has been prominently
associated with the ecclesiastical and
Industrial development Of Utah. and
hes won for himself a high place Of
esteem In the minds Of the people with
whom bee has been so long associated,
Tie iea native Of England and was born
ON December H. 1921 He left his ma
live land for This country IN 1858 and
arrived In SaIt Lake city in the latter
part of that year. lie Is widely known
for his foresight and conversation. At
the time ho was chosen counselor to
President Smith he was one Of the Pre-.
siding Bisboprlc Of the Church
Anthem Henrik Lund is a man Of let
ters and extensive travel native Of
Denmark and 0fty.seyen years Of age,
A great part Of his life has been spent
In missionary work and In promoting
The general good Of the people In add
ton to being President Smiths second
counselor he Is also Church Historian,
having succeeded the late Franklin ID.
richards In that position.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21
Joseph r. smith

Grant to succeed willard Richards,
Daniel II Wells to succeed Jededlah NJ
Grant Geo. a. Smith to succeed Heber
c. Kimball; John W. Young to succeed
Geo, A. Smith.
OTHER PRESIDENTS.
President Youngs extraordinary
career was cut short by the hand OF
death in Salt Lake city, August a.
1871 This caused the dissolution Of the
First Presidency and again threw the
responsibility Of Church leadership up.
on the Twelve Apostles who thus pre-
sided for three years or until the gem
eral conference held in Salt Lake city
In October, 1880. The First Presidency
was then organized by the selection Of
John Taylor as President with George
O. Cannon as his first, and Joseph f..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21
John r. Winder.
plOto bV gnvopa

ties They constituted the presiding
council Of the Church until December
5th 1871 when Brigham Young was
unanimously elected President with full
authority to name his own counselors,
which he did by selecting Heber c.
Kimball and Willard Richards to act
as such in the order given This meet
ing took place at the house of Apostle
Orson Hyde and the proceedings were
ratified at a conference Of the Church
held in the Log Tabernacle at Council
Bluffs, Iowa, December 9th Of the
same year also at the general confer
ence held in the Great Salt Lake Val
ley october Sth, 1915 Death having in
yaded the oounselorship Of President
Young, at various times he filed the
vacancies as follows Jedediah NJ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21
Joseph Smith, who was its First Head has had Five rlc
cessors~ They Wee Brigham Young John Taylor
WIItord Woodruff Lorenzo Jnow and Joseph F Smith

" HE Church Of Jesus Christ of
Latterday Saints or Nor
mon Church as II is INST fire.
quently called has had six pres
ldents They are, Joseph Smith
It's founder and first Prophet.
Brigham Young, the Pioneer
leader ana great commonwealth
builder. John Taylor, MILFORD Wood
ruff, Lorenzo Snow who died in Octo-
Der Of the present year. and Joseph f.
smith, nephew Of the original expound-
err Of the faith. All have been men Of
ability, all have been men Of piety
all have assisted In making the world
better by reason Of their having lived
and each became noted for having full
filed some distinct msson-for having
performed some specific work which
may not have made him great
err than his predecessor but
which, nevertheless, left an lndlvld-
uallty upon his administration that
NuuntN M IdlUt w w l'lU'lHD'ltN W.
what he had done.
The Church was organized with six
members, April G, 1890 at meeting
held at Fayette Seneca County New
York Considering the obstacles It has
had to meet It's growth has been, and
is the wonder Of the world Today lts
members are found in large numbers
and In prosperous condition upon both
hemispheres and upon the islands Of
the sea. Its future was never brighter
It's greatness and permanency are as
sured. Men who do not understand the
spirit Of It's institutions; who are un-
able TO grasp the power and perpetuity
of It's principles, who stand mystined at
its wonderful cohesiycness have often
predicted It's downfall They have said
that as soon as this or than man dlcd,
the crumblng process would begin and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21
UTAH, THE PIONEER
COMMONWEALTH.
CONTINUED from page two)

the duties Of your Office in this time,
and receive your pay in the next time
but as to aldermen and magistrates
they viii receive their tees file wished
to counsel the Saints not to law with
each other
GOOD MEN WANTED.
"The Mayor wished it understood' I
am on hand to do what good I can and
the Council have similar feelings In
my opinion. II should be the pride Of
this City Council TO be men Of piety and
men that will do their duty and have
pride in II. We should work for the well
fare Of the people, as we have the IL
cense to do all the good We can and re-
move what nusances there may be in
the city. be constantly awake TO the in
terests Of the city, have as little law as
possible, and attend to peace and good
order, and as we know what is right
have the firmness TO do IT.
"The clerk then read the rules Of the
City Council Of Nauvo0 which had been
approved by the Prophet Joseph Smith
defining their duties, which are some
what similar to the rules Of Congress
and those Of the Legislature Of Des-
eret'
BEAUTIFYING THE CITY.
For the next decade, much atten-
ton was given to the prevailing policy
OF identifying the city with the result
that Salt Lake became famous at an
early day for its attractiyeness the
settlers planted shade trees along the
sidewalks the outer edges Of which
are TO this day bordered with flowing
streams Of mountain water and in a
few years the city was a bower OF
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-02-15
lOuT Schools,

Miss Bambo borough visited her mother
last week
The sixth grade observed Lincoln's
birthday Tuesday.
Mrs. Archie vought visited school
Tuesday afternoon.
Misses Morton, Holiday and Cuvrell
visited school Monday.
Lulu Wilson has returned 10 school
after months absence.
About twelve are absent from the fifth
grade on account OF vaccination.
Mr.. Hanson spent Thursday and Fri.
day in visiting the Saginaw schsols.
Mr.. ID. F. Lyons OF Fenton visited
school Tuesday morning in the interests
OF the Heath Publishing 90.
School notes were conspicuous by their
absence last week on account OF the
vacation resulting from the smallpox
scare.
The class Of 1901 have elected Albert
Knapp class historian, Kate Bsumesr.
den. salutarian. Claud Baker, vslediot.
~ ian. Susie Edwards. olass post.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-02-15
WEST ARCADIA.

Ed. CurreDce had the misfortune 70
cut his leg quite bad while falling a tree.
Geo. Hodgkinson contemplates build.
ing barn in the spring.
Ely Wolfe has been wrestling with
the grip the last week.
MIR. Eckert is visiting his son, Earnest
near Dushville
Miss Ola Irish is better at this writing.
Mrs. Murphy entertained the Aid
society last Thursday.
Remember the entertainment, 1.-The
Courtship Of Miles Standish," at the
Eckert school house next Saturday night
tits hoped there will be good attend
ance.
Mrs. ID. Reed is visiting at the home OF
Mrs Murphy.
Mr.. Boyer is gaining as fast as can be
expected.
John Garter says he is hard to wear
out, IL he was dragged under a sleigh
for some distance
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-02-15
ORDER OF HEARING for general rurro.o.

ORDER OF HEARING for general purnoses
" and llr al pOntment OF mn Administratur
state OF Michigan, County OF titattot. ss:-At a
session Ut the PrObAt. Court for said ounty.
heiu Al the Probate Offcr IN the Village of
lthaca on TIE fourth day of February IN the
year one Thousand nine hundred and one
resent, Isaac :. Sruycr j udge OF Probate
In The matter OF the estate of KAlph Sutfn
Deceased
On reading and iling the petition. duly veri.
"a. OF Edward {. Sutfin and Harriet f. sutnn.
executors praying for reasons therein alleged
that they may be- licensed To sell csrtain real
estate Tor TIE purpose OF pay ing debts exuenses
ana charges OF administration.
Ihefcupon II Is ordered, that Monday the
fourth day OF March, next, at ten O'Clock In the
forenoon be assigned for The hearing ,f said
petition, and that the heirs "A, law OF said de
ceased, ana All her persons Interested in said
ss'ale' are required TO appear at ession of said
Court. then To be holden in The Probate office i'm
the Village OF Ithaca and snow cause, N any
lheIe De-, why the prayer OF the petitioner should
not be granted:
Ana II II further ordered that said petitioner
give notice to the persons Interest,", d in said rs
tate, OF IN" tendency Of SAID petition, ard the
nearing thereof, by causing a. copy ofthis order
To be published IN the ALMA RECORD a news.
paper printed and circulated in said county
three successive weeks previous TO said day of
hearing
true cCpy,l Isaac 2. sEAvxR.
lSKAL.I lli34w Judge ProbAt
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-02-15

Tuesday evening the sophomores went
70 the home of Mrs. Il A. Gee for a
sleighride. three of the teachers accom-.
panied them. Refreshments were served
aud a splendid time was reported by all
Former Superintendent r. G. Ely
made the school pleasant call Wednes.
day morning. Mr.. Ely as is his usual
custom when visiting us, gave very
interesting talk Mr. Glenn Of Detroit
visited at the same time.
We noticed the following in the Mich.
igan School Moderator of the date Of
Feb. Eth: I'VE gladly publish the fol.
lowing post script of Il letter written ty
Mr.. Hanson TO the Moderator Brother
teacher, read 1t, then 90 and do like.
wise q"
+. ). Il gave the examination ques-
tions of Aug. Is, 1900, to my geometry
class Ten out Of "A class Of IL passed,
handing in very satisfactory papers A
class with only five months of prepare.
ton. One girl solved the sixth question
much simpler way than given in the
Moderator" The solution of the prob
lem was also printed.
Below is given the program for the
literary society Feb. 10:
Grafton, Marion Fisher
Declamation,-Ira Angel.
Grafton, Sophie Hutchinson.
Grafton, Carrie belong.
Defamation ,-Claud Wiley.
Reading, May Gorton.
Current Events, Kate Baumgarden.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-02-15

MORTGAGE SALB Default having been
Nk made III the conditions OF n certain mort.
gage. dHted November 4, 1897 exc, uted by
Willism X. Dibble and Anna n. Dibble to Jennie
hcblain and recorded November 1897 ia the
Office OF the Register of Deeds for Gratiot coun.
~, IN Michigan IN Liber ~ Of Mortgages. ON
page b27, on which Mortgage there IL claimed TO
De due nj the date OF this notice four hundred
ana nifty four dollars and twenty cents besides n N
attorney fee OF fifteen dollars stipulated i'm said
mortgage TO be paid, should any proceeding. be
taken TO fOreclOee said mortgage: and no suit or
proceeding AZ law or IN equity having been in
stitut, d TO recover any part of the debt secured
by said mortgage: therefore, by virtue OF the
power OF sale contained In said mortgage, aud
OF the statute In such case made aud provided
notice II hereby given that on hpr1l 9, 1901 nj
ole O'Clock In the afternoon, ~ the front door OF
the court no se for Grafton county In Michigan
I'm the village Of Ithaca, In said county there
will be sold At public vendue TO the highest bid
der, TIE premises In said mortgage described
VIE: The westbslf OF the northwest fractional
quarter OF section th, ee, ia township ten north.
OF range three west, In Michigan.
Dated January q. 1901.
JENNIE hcBLAIs,
frnslse hAtDwu. hortsAsee.
Auornsys for Mortgage iin'isv
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-02-15

MOkTiAGE SALE:-Default having b.ep
Au made IN the pay M mt OF ce tain mort.
E-ge made 0y William FORESTER 10 Henry VI.
ferrln 10, use Of Katie Freiweiler dated Nov
einber 18th, lSg aud recorded In the Register of
Deeds Othce Tor OratlOt county and STATE of
Mlchlgan, on the 18th day OF November, 1890 m
Libet IS IN pages ~ aud 80 SAID mortgage
having been assigned 10 Emma G. Thompson.
Apsust 18Th. 1875 md recorded in said Keaisler
OF leeds ofhce ON the lsth day Of August Isqs
III Lloer u on page y said mortgage haviug
Deth again assigned to sarah Forester on the
- n day OF October, 1900. aud recorded in ss id
register or Iced Office ON the 81 N day of he.
cember. 1900 IN Liber rs on page l07 said mort.
gas hAViuY been aga n assigned to Mary = xiv
on lhe Z1th day OF October 1900 and recorded m
sald Register Of Deeds office ON the 2st n dsy Of
December, 1900 snd the same Is now owned by
hHry h bJ aud whereas there IL claimed To he
due nj The date of this notice for princin Il and
interest the sum ~ three hundred siIty nine
dollars ana ninety-four cents $500 g4l ami Nm
hIt9rhey lee OF nft.en dollars provided for i'm
sald mortgage and no suit or proceeding AT Jaw
having been instituted u recover the moneys -
cured ny SAID mortgage or any part thereof.
NOW TN tetote. by virtue OF the power ~ sale
ed Ia 50 d mortgage and the statute in
such case made and provided. notice is hereby
gwen That ON Saturday the 18th day of Anril ~
Ten o clock IN the forenoon, A. D., 1871. | shall
sen NJ pubic auction TO he highest b oder Al M,
front door OF the GraIiOt county court hons.
That being the place where the ctrrnit
court Tor Gratiot county II holden, the pIem.
lses described in raid mortgage for the payment
OF said MORTGAGE with seven per cent ir,e,as,
ana MI legal costs together with an attorney foe
OF hfteen dollars stipulated In said MORTGAGE
me PREMISE tscrbed IN said mortgage being
ms follows: The south east quarter OF he souIb
west quarter OF section sixteen, towns ohio eleven
north OF range three west and being in IN.
township OF Arcadia, county OF. Gratiot and state
Dated January 10th, 1901.
- MARY X RLY,
haLfH = ELY, Assignee.
Attorney for Assignee Il3pI3w
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-02-15
Every Movement Hurt.

When you have rheumatism. Muscles
feel stiff and sore and joints are painful.
1t does not pay to suffer long from this
disease when it may be cured so prompt
ly and perfectly by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
This medicine goes right to the spot.
neutralizes the acidity of the blood.
which causes rheumatism, and puts an
end to the pain and stiffness.
Biliousness is cured by Hoods Pills.
2Sc.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-02-15

NOTICE OF PRESENTATION or CLAIMS.
~ STATE OF Michigan, Count, OF GrAtiot
I"p le 'ourt Tor SAID County. Notice il
h'rtby gwen, that by a9 order OF the Probate
,ourl Tor The & IA y OF Gratiot made on the
I'm day OF February, A D.. 1901 six months
from thht date were all wed Tor creditors Ia
present their claims against the estate az
Emery Shdl"r LATE OF said county. deceased
az d mat all creditors of said deceased are re-
ga req 10 preseut their claims To -aid Probate
curt. at the Probate ONCE in the Village az
ithaca. Tor examination aud allowance N or
brior the eth dHy OF August next. and that
ss.ch Claims VII be heard before said Court on
Monday he 18th day OF May, and on Monday The
lsih day OF August, next nj ten o'clock In the
forenoon Of each OF those days
Dated, Ithaca, February III A. ID 1901.
ISAAC =. SEANFR
ll4i Judge OF Probate
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-02-15
Notice OF Stockholders Meeting

Notice Is hereby given that the an.
nual meeting of the stockholders Of the
Alma Wooden Mil Co. will be held in
the village Of Alma on Tuesday, Febru-
AIRY 10, 1901, for the purpose of electing
officers and the transaction of such other
business as nay come before the meet
ing. V. s. HoLLENBECK. Secretary.
O. +. BRowN. President. II43.2w
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-02-15
Collage Department.
Devoted to the interests Of
Alma College.

Devoted to the interests Of
Alma College.
College began Tuesday after week s
vacation.
The semester examinations are being
conducted this week.
Frank Reid Of Alma entered the com.
mercial school this week
Prof Davis will give lecture before
the class in Pedagogy Saturday night
The many friends of Miss Bess Mer-
riam will be glad 20 learn that she is
slowly recovering from her illness, and
will probably be able to return to studies
at Alma in two or three weeks.
Mr.. Perez Of Jamaica, who attended
Alma college last year, but who has
been at his home since last summer, re-
turned TO resume his duties this week.
He was engaged in teaching while in
Jamaica.
One of the great musical occasions of
the year will be held at the college
chapel Tuesday night. The best must.
cal talent attainable has been secured.
Alfred Hoffman,, 'cellist Julius Seyler,
pianist; and Marshall Pease, tenor, are
the chief performers. The sale of tickets
thus far has been very large
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-02-15
Churches ! Societies.
CHURCHES

Services in the Free Methodist church
next Sunday as usual Sunday schoo
az 10 100 m, class meeting at II 90
Preaching In the evening.
Services will be held in st. john.
church on Ash Wednesday. Feb 2Oth
at 30 a. m. and az : 30 p. IN the Rev.
w. S Sayres of Detroit officiating.
Tn, subject for next Sunday morning
at the Presbyterian church will be
Belief in God;' in the evening the 10th
anniversary of the Christian Endeavor
will be celebrated. All are cordially
invited.
First Church Of Christ Scientist, ser
vices at II IN. in w. X c. Hall. Adams
block. Subject for next Sunday, Feb.
18th, Mind Testimonial service each
wednesday evening at 7 80 at the resi-.
dence OF J O. Packard. All are invited
to attend our services.
Preaching in the NJ. +. church morn.
ing and evening by the pastor. Morn.
ing sermon to children and young pc ople
on What will he be" Prizes are offer.
cd for tho best report written by one
under 10 years of age Evening subject
The Souls Supremacy.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-02-15

"CHEAP RATES TO THE PACIFIC COAST:
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTEM"
Zach Tuesday until April Both. Ask
any Grand Trunk. or connecting lines
agent for low rates to California aud
other Western points. Ii444I
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-02-15
Notice.

Iwill be at J +. Schwartz's office on
wednesday and Saturdays of each week
until further notice for the purposs of
receiving taxes for the township Of Ar.
cada LEVI KEEPER. Treasurer
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-02-15

II. w. Harper" Whiskey is . perfect
distillstion. IL strengthens you and
helps resist cold and disease. Tryit. Il
II better than the doctor. The kind your
grandfather used
PAUL MunRAy, Alma, Mich.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-02-15
SOCIETIES..

The Bay View Circle will meet with
Miss w. Griffin next Wednesday even.
ing. Lesson first three chapters of Old
England
The diamond drill., 1901-05-18
DEcLAk SIT UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
Judge Stone so ,,olds the Baker Los Tax Law
in the Ne. ominee Circuit Court.

4 law was passed BY the Michigan
legislature Of 1850 designed 20 tax
logs In transit. The bill was fathered
by ex-senator Fred Baker. OF Menomi-
nee, and met with the hearty approval
OF all the residents ON the Menominee
river who were compelled 10 see this
class of property escape taxation year
after year. The Menominee River
Boom company was not rs elated over
the passage OF the act as the other
people ON the river and started "A test
case i'm the Menominee circuit court
Co test the validity OF the law. The
case came up before Judge stone az
Menominee last week Friday and he
not only held the law invalid but un-
constitutional. The major portion OF
the Menominee county bar agree with
the Judge in his decision and 1t Is not
likely that the case will be carried up.
The diamond drill., 1901-05-18
Iron Rlvor Notes.
tFrom on sIpgial Correspondents

The new nmp- Vhrh ARE being eN-
hibited on the streets by Nlr BERG FL
Amasa, are daodbs Therc Will hr q
meeting 81 tnxpaNcr- on saturday eveu
inl to determine whether or not 0e
snail have the lights
The play known a. tnr" Passion PLAY
will be at the opera HOUSE ON May -,
under the au.pireS ot the II. Aguace
church
4 ness shoe repair shop has berp
opened up by O f Larson ia the buiId-
ing east ~ z. J. Aron1ou'o store.
Mike Ausknow VINO is well known
here, hns returned from oconto, bringing
with him a vile.
Miss Nettie Shook ha7 been employed
a. clerk il Mrr. .. Egan'- restaurant
this week
A nine pound girl was born To Mr.. aud
Nh. Andrew Clendening this week.
Michael Kelley IS building an addition
10 his home on Caungura street
The Iondation for tie new Catholic
church is being rapidly mid
Prosecuting ATTORNEY Watson was Il
visitor on Tuesday.
NJ II Mornrty was business visitor
ON Monday.
Fred II. Abbott was visitor on
Tuesday.
ochiltree Bros, watcnmaker7 and
jewelers..
The diamond drill., 1901-05-18
Northern Wisconsin Railway Farm
Lands for sale.

hr North-We-iern Lime has fur sale
IN mort hern WISCONSIN. ~ low rrirer and
en-y term, uI Inymen', about 35O,Ouh
acres uf chuic,. farin lands.
Early buyers will secure the advantage
If locniions on the many beautiful
streams aud lakes. which abound with
h-h and furnish q ne,,r ending and most
excellent water supply, both for famiy
use and for stock.
Land Is generally well timbered, the
soil fertile aud easy of cultivation. and
this is rapidly developing into one Of the
greatest sheer aud cattle raising regions
~ The Northwest
Chicago, Milwaukee, -. Paul, Mime
apolis. Duluth, superior, Ashland and
other towns ON The North Western
Luen FURNISH good markets for stock
and iarn produce. For further par
lcnhr- mddres- Geo w Bell. Land
Commissioner Hudsun Wis, ~ 9 II.
NrRnt, Assistant General Passenger
Agent, II Paul Minn
The diamond drill., 1901-05-18

For tie aunun meeting ~ tIr' ,i"rmsn
Bnpri-l~ tlruNari-) 10 he held ~ Lin
cnn, Neh. May - Z" ~ 1901 the
Cl,tnu". M,lwnut,'& - Paul Railway
will -cll rourd.irip tickets ~ raie oi
one regular fHre for the luund trip. A
sior-nv,r ui fcn dnAs will hr permitted
az kau-ns Cuv on the return trip.
Tickets "u >air Na, 23ui tn 27ih, in
elusive For ratr~ rud other inforna-
ton apply 10
j w. JoNEs, Agent
The diamond drill., 1901-05-18
Shndders Al His Past.

IL recall now with horror" says Mail
Carrier Burnett Mann, OF Levanna, o.,
"my three years OF suffering from Kid.
ney trouble. was hardly ever free
from dull aches or acute pains in my
back. To stoop or lift mail sacks made
me groan. ielt tired, worn out, about
ready 10 give up, when / began To use
Electric Bitters, but six bottles com.
pletelv cured me and made me feel like u
new man." They're unrivalcd TO re.
gulate stomach, Liver, Kidneys and
Bowels. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed
by j. G. Wilkinson. Only 30 cents
The diamond drill., 1901-05-18

Notice is hereby given that the
Board OF Review uf the city OF Crystal
Falls. i'm the county Of Iron and State
OF Michigan, will meet On the twen-
tieth day OF May, 1901, az the council
rooms, In said city. at nine o'clock In
the forenoon of said day. and Will con-
tnue in session al said Council Rooms
from said twentieth day OF May, 1901.
20 Wednesday. the twenty day
OF May. 1901. inclusiyely. and as much
longer as may be necessary tOcOmplete
the review. The sessions OF the Board
on each day will be from nine o'clock
i'm the forenoon until twelve O'Clock
noon ana from two o'clock IN the
afternoon until live o'lcck in the after
noon.
Dated May 18th. 1901.
Robert Munns.
City Clerk.