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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-11-29
Maria In -Four Days,

" druggists are au'
l. money In any
malaria Il falls
Yer package. M.
druggist, Bryan,
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Carbonda1e Department.

had been from death. The fall he got
while being cut down was a severe one.
1t did not take long after this third
attempt TO decide that Gilby was not
shamming and that he meant to end
his life some way II left In Jail. So 1t
was decided to remove him to the
Emergency hospital. Chief McAndrew
and Constable Neary took him there
In a cab. At the hospital he was
sewn up in sack with his head pro-
truding, so as to render abortive any
attempt at self-destructlon.
That Gilhy was crazy drunk there
IL no doubt. The cell where he tried
so hard to commit suicide is next to
the one where Peter Mccain took his
life last Friday afternoon by hanging.
II was probably from reading an ac-
count of this that Gilby was in
spired.
Constable Gilby has been much in
the public eye since he was made
constable. He has been i'm innumer-
able scrapes, but has escaped whom
tried for some of them. on New
Years night he shot Eddie German
an escaping prisoner. and was Indicted
for it by the grand jury. Judge Arch"
bald discharged the case on his trial
The present grand jury brought in two
Indictments against him, one flr torci-
bic entry and one for larceny. Tie has
he'd narrow escapes before. but this
is the tightest squeeze of ALL
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TO START IMPROVEMENTS.
As Soon as the Frost Is Out of the
Ground City Work Will Begin.

In about two weeks City Engineer
kcpr expects to begin the several im-
provement Jobs which have been pro-
vided for by councils. The steel work
for the bridge over Racket Brook is
expected to arrive in about n week. as
the engineer has given permission for
its shipment. AS soon as the frost
Is out Of the ground he will start
wcrk on that job. Immediately after
the framework Is in the work of con-
Meeting the pavements on Church and
Can aan streets will be rushed through.
Just as soon as the weather per-
mits, Mr.. Kupp will direct Contractor
Nilleen to begin operations on the hos
rital and Fallbrook street sewers, as
owing to the citizens complaints. it is
desired to have that Job finished as
quickly as possible. Another JOB
which will occupy the attention of the
street department will be the finishing
up of the Ninth avenue work. for
which $500 is provided in the appro-
priation ordinance.
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OLD FORGE.

Mr.. Joseph Marcy is the owner of
one of the best polyphones and has
kindly consented to give several se-
lections on it at the concert in the
Brick Methodist Episcopal church, on
March %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Brodhead, ir,,
who are at Avon Park, Fla, are eN-
pccted home some time next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Millard Of Mos
COW, attended the funeral of the late
William Tinklepaugh last week.
The Choruses by a class of girls un.
der the direction Of Miss Wealthy
Brodhead promises To be very pleas
ing feature at the concert next Friday
evening
Robert, the little son of Thomas
Martin, is very sick with pneumonia.
Mrs. Dewitt Reed is spending a few
days with her daughter, Mrs. John
Wilson, in Scranton,
Miss May Staley. Of Pittston. win
sing at the concert next Friday even
ing, March %,
Mr.. II, l.. Edsall is confined TO his
home by illness.
Rev, IL. A. Green received u letter
from Hon. and Mrs. William Connell
ON Saturday, expressing regrets for
not being able to attend the home
gathering March 3. They also en-
closed "A check for $50, which was
greatly appreciated by the pastor ana
congregation.
The Ladies Aid society viii meet at
the home of Mrs. Gary Gray Wcdnes-
day afternoon. y large attendance is
desired.
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mary department, Fifth grade, Hattie
Hill, Kate Hosie, May Hosle, Mary
Walsh, Anna Punchey, Willie David
son; Fourth grade, Belle Prynn. Ida
Morcom, Charles Meehan, Alice Ebdon,
Ray Cramer, Alfred Horswell, Carl
Kelly, Herman Woodwork. Sylvia
Blake. Mildred Nethcrton, John
Adams, Marie McCloskey, Mamie
Mann and Charles Winters; Third
grade. John Burns, Mildred Conch,
Edith Conch, Annie Collins, James
Dougher, Emma Davis, Harold Dod-
son, Blodwin Evans. Dorothy Ebdon.
Leah Farley Mildred Forchner. Alice
Forkhill. Conner Griffths. Leslie Jones.
Annie Lapatha, Mary Laugman, John
Mayne, Khca Oakley, Herbert Pucky.
Eddie Rosser, George Rowe, Gene
We've Smith, Alta Wademan; Second
grade. Mary Blglin. Thomas Doud. Al
fred Veale, Mailde veale, Mildred Gill
bert, Regina Meehan. Irene Smith.
Blanche McITalc, Alfred Veale. Albert
Long, Helen Davidson, Roswell Sauls-
bury, Joseph Dougher. Earl Rennie.
Walter Bergman, Willie Martin aud
Alex. Muldoon; First grade. Joe Day,
Willie Furey. Jane Murphy, Harry Da-
Wis, Marcella Irving. Beatrice Kelly.
Flossie Avery. Stella Grifiths, Jane
McKerscher, Raymand Bennett. Willie
Rawling. II. n. Barrett. principal.
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pECkVlLLE.

Edward and William Belts have
gone to Port Jervis, n. Y, where they
have rented a store and will conduct
what is known as Four-Cent store.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
odist Episcopal church will serve IL
dinner at the home of Mrs. j. d. Peck
at noon, Wednesday, March 20. All
are welcome.
The School of Song. under the direc-
tion of Prof. Clark Thomas, of Scran-
ton. will give a grand concert on We'd
nesday evening, March 20. in the
Methodist Episcopal church. The
school has been under the direction Of
Prof. Thomas for the past three
months and will give one Of the finest
entertainments ever given in this
place. Some outside talent will rem
der assistance in executing the pro-
gramme, which will consist of solos,
duets, choruses, recitations and instru-
mental music. The schools portion Of
the proceeds will be turned over 10
the trustees of the church for their dis
posal. The admission price will be 10
and 20 cents.
The Ladies' Aid and Young Peoples
societies of the Presbyterian church
will conduct a rummage sale in the
Morgan store. beginning tomorrow. The
sale will be held both afternoon and
evening for three days
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TAYLOR.

THE stewart Memorial church bazaar, unire
the direction OF the Ladies' Aid society, opened
last evening under very favorable circumstance,
large attendance being present and the attrac'
tionS at tine various booths receiving much at
tentIon. There are three booths, which are az
uNMaIN decorated Inc Ladies Nld society
booth has ON display some pretty needle work.
The apron and comfortable booths, in charge
OF the choir and willing workers society, also
attract much admiration fine musical pro-
gramme was rendered last evening by talent Of
uns'ldl merit Refreshments consisting OF an
the dclicacics Of the season were served.
Much interest jS being taken in the coming
OF the Electric City Wheclmcn's minstrel troupe.
who Will give thelr performance on Monday even
ing next under The auspices Of the Price Library
association. The flcoric city Whcemcn have
q popular and clever minstrel troupe and It Is
needless to say that the performance to be given
will he literally patronizcd Is already about io0
tickets have been disposed Of Admission, 25
cents.
Miss Margaret ". Price and W. Robert Gtnver,
both popular young people OF Rondham, were
united in marriage at the stewart Memorial
parsonage by the pastor, Rev J. l.. Race, on
saturday evening. After IN" ceremony was per-
formed the newly welded couple we're drlN'n
60 the bride, home, where q wedding supper
wa. served and congratnlation, extended.
Ou Thursday night the Young Mems Christian
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JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.

AS prognosticated in our item yester-
day in the Jermyn Electric company
have commenced the fight against the
ten-year contract given the Crescent
Electric Light company at last Fri
days special council meeting. Deputy
Sftrift Ferber came to town last
cvering and served notice on the bur-
CESS, secretary and nine members of
the council, restraining them from
signing and executing the contract
The hearing for the injunction which
the Jermyn company are seeking, will
be heard at court on Friday morning
The St. Aloysius Total Abstinence
society elected the following officers on
Sunday afternoon: President, +. T.
kilker; vice president, Patrick Tai
let; financial secretary, Thomas
Greene; recording secretary, NJ. r.
Monahan; treasurer, James Davitt:
sergeant at arms, James Walker; au-
ditors, Patrick Mulherin and John
Meehan; trustees, William Kennedy,
Frank Burns and John Campbell;
delegates, William Mccartney, Patrick
Tallet and John Campbell; Investigate
ing committee, Michael McChrone
William Mutually, William Tallett
Frank Mccartney and John Brady.
School report for the month ending
March I. Those who have no mark
below 80, are as follows: Seniors
Mary Jenkins, Ida Giles, Cora Batter-
berg: junior Mamie Evans; sub-juu-
iors, Eddie Giles, Alonzo Davies, Mag
gle Marsh, Nellie Evans; first year
William Gilbert, Stanley Hills, Har-
old Davis, Re eginald HoughtOn, Bula
Sprasue, Katie Monohan, Nellie Big
lin; grammar, tenth grade, Preston
Badger, Bernard Bell, Henry Shields,
George Whitmore, Seth Sprague, Bcs-
sic Jones, Ninth grade, Nellie Gavan,
Nellie Murphy; intermediate, Eighth
grade, Marjorie Mumford. Sadie Row.
land, Winifred Shaffer, Timothy Cum
ningham, Mary Dempsey, Ada Farley:
Seventh grade, Lee Stone, Stanley
Evans, Alvira Day, Maggie McAndrew,
Mary Davies, Loretta Irving, Minnie
Parke, Edna Maynard, Della Wade
man, Minnie Oakley Vera Whitmore,
Mary Spillane; Sixth grade, Frank
Loughney, Glen Steele, Mamie Furey,
Edith Eastlake, Eloise Shields; pri-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-19
OLYpHANT.

"The Missouri Girl" nrst-class
farce-comedy, will be presented at the
Father Mathew opera house tomorrow
evening by Miss Maize Ritchfe and her
clever company. The play is full of
many laughable situations, and is sure
to please everyone. The specialtles
given are all up-to- date. Prices. %, 35
and so cents
Mrs. Elvlra Jones is spending a few
days at Wilkes-Barre.
All the young people in town inter-
ested.in organizing a literary society
are requested to attend a. meeting
which will be held in the Presbyterian
church on Thursday evening at s
o'clock.
The members of the Baptist Young
Peoples union will meet tomorrow
evening. instead of this evening" on ac-
count of a number wishing to attend
the lecture by DR.. Shaffcr. Of Harris
burg. at the Father Mathew opera
house, tonight.
st. Pdtrick's day was observed by
the members OF the Ancient Order Of
Hibernians, who held social session
in their rooms last evening. 4 delight
ful programme, which had been previ-
ously arranged. was given, after which
refreshments We're served. 1t was one
of the most enjoyable affairs Of its
kind ever held by the members of this
society.
a necktie social, under the auspices
of classes No. 4 and of the Susoue-
hanna Street Baptist Sunday school,
will be held Thursday evening, March
%. in Lloyd's hall, on Lackawanna
street. Tickets, 10 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller and daugh-
ter Miss Helen Miller, of Newark. n.
j.. are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
ton Van De Bogart, of Bakely.
Mrs. John V. Fadden was removed to
the hospital at Scranton yesterday, to
receive treatment
Dr. Ross Lloyd. of Middlctown
Springs, VT, is visiting his mother, on
Scott street.
Hon p. A. Philbn. of Archibald,
spent Sunday in town.
James Wheeler returned to Carbon
dale yesterday, after a weeks visit
with relatives here.
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AVOCA.

John Hogan, aged seventy-hve years
died at the family residence. in the
North End after a prolonged illness
Deceased had been a resident of AVoca
for more than thirty years, and dur
ing that time he made many friends
and but few enemies. He was among
the pioneer miners Of the town and
his "reminiscences were amusing as well
as interesting, and many found pleas
urc in listening 10 his quaint old stories
of mining lore. About five years ago
he was attacked with the old enemy
miners asthma, and since then has
been confined to his home. Besides his
wife, he is survived by two sons, Theo-
dore, foreman for the PennsVlvania
Coal company; John. Mrs. T. j. Hol-
land. Mrs. struts. of Wilkes Barre.
and Mrs. James McNulty, of Scran-
ton The funeral will take place on
Wednesday morning at $50 o'clock.
lntermcnt will be in St Mary's Ccmc-
terry.
Luke Nolan has returned from ECua-
dor South America, whore he was en-
nloycd as machinist for the Babcock
company of Philadelphia. After a few
days rest he will resume his former
position at Nanticokr.
Janet the nme-months old daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs Alex. Grown, died ON
Sunday morning, after a brief Illness
of conyulsionS. Tho funeral will take
place this afternoon. lntcrmont will be
in LaugCliflc cemetery
Prof g. r. EToban has been granted
"a leave Of absence for ten weeks, and
will leave today 10 take pOst-gradu-
ate course at the Mansfield Normal
school. Next year he intends to es-
tablish complete High school course
and arrange curriculum for the three
years course.
Division ., Ancient Order Of Hihcrnl-
ans, will meet this evening,
Patrick Heston, a student at the OF
tava seminary, IL home on account Of
a painful eye trouble.
NJ v Munley viii leave today to re-
sumo his studies at villa Nova college,
Special services will he held i'm ST.
Marys church this evening in honor of
the Feast of ST. Joseph. Father Feeley,
of Montrose will preach the sermon.
Harry Steevcr Is attending the
funeral Of his sister at Harrisburg,
today,
Miss Gertrude Cannon, of Scranton
spent sunday at the Gibbons residence.
Miss Alice Conway is visiting friends
i'm Jermyn.
Joseph sullivan and John Mccarthy,
OF Mayhcld, and James Burke, of
Inkerman spent sunday at the Kear-
ney residence,
Rev NJ. l.. Crane preached bcauti-
ful sermon i'm ST, Mary's church on
sunday morning at the 1880 o'clock
mass. his subject being "rhc Faith Of
our Forcfathcrs," His discourse was
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-19
OBITUARY.


john j. Brennan, of Sand street has
received the news of the death of his
brother Professor Nj. f. Brennan, of
Ponies, Ariz.. who died at that place
March IA. He was born in this city
forty-five years ago and left for the
west twenty-five years ago, where he
had prospered. He is survived by his
widow, one brother, John j. Brennan.
and two sisters, Miss Kate Brennan,
and Mrs. Henry Kennedy, Of Carbon
dale. The remains were Inferred in
Butte City. Montana.
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Can't Afford to Lose It.

only Il few days ago Andrew Carnn-
sic made ar offer of $4,000 for IA pub
lie library for TIL city of Carbondale
provided the councils OF that city con-
tribute $500 annually for its support
The matte" Of accepting Mr. Carnegie's
offer Is still under consideration. Car
bOndale cannot afford to let such a
golden opportunity pass and 1t is to be
hoped that her people will take adj
vantage OF it.--Archbald Citizen.
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The Passing Throne.

The Misses Agnes McDonough and
Katie Padden. of this city, visited
friends in Archibald Sunday.
Thomas +. Gallagher, Of Powderly
road. lett for White Water, Wis. on
the Erie flyer on Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs, w. NJ. Lathrop, for
merly OF this city, now of Williams
port, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
Chase, on Washington street.
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the funeral of John Colvin, of Parsons,

the funeral of John Colvin, of Parsons
Monday.
Miss Name Kinds is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Joseph Snyder. of Olyphant.
The Ladies' Women's Christian Tenn
perance union will meet this afternoon
at the home of Mrs. W. c. Drake.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Levan spent
Sunday with friends in Carbondale.
During the absence of Prof. r. c..
Osborne, who is on the jury this week.
Miss Thompson, of Pittston. acts as
assistant principal.
The business meeting of the Junior
league will be held this evening at :
o'clock in the Methodist church.
Elmer Hardick spent Sunday with
his parents in Camptown.
John Close has returned, after spend
in a few weeks with his parents in
Connecticut
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A Drivers Mishap.

One of the drivers for the Krantz
brewery, while in Forest City yester-
day afternoon, met with a disastrous
mishap. While backing his team into
the station he misguided them and they
backed the wagon loaded with barrels
of beer, over steep embankment. The
contents Of the wagon We're scattered
promiscuously over the embankment,
spilling much of the beer. The horses
We're badly cut and the driver, also,
received several painful bruises.
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At the Opera House.

Tonight--"The Fatal Wedding"
Wednesday matinec-"The Fatal
Wedding"
Wednesday night.-"Fallen Among
Thieves"
Thursday-"ACross the Trail"
Friday--"Down in Louisiana"
Saturday matinee THE Two Sis
ters."
Saturday night-"UnClc Sam in
Chira."
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BOTH COUNCILS MEET.
Sessions of Common and Select
Branches Held Last Evenirsy.

Select council met in regular session
last night. All members were present
but Mr.. Battle. of the Second ward.
The appropriation ordinance passed
third and final reading, Mr.. Mannion
alone voting no.
The pole tax ordinance was brought
up for third and final reading. Messrs.
Davis, Mannion and Fletcher voted
yea and Barrett and Thompson nay,
killing the ordinance. Mr.. Thompson,
who introduced the original ordinance.
objected because the traction COM
pany, under the amendment, would
have to pay but twenty-five cents Il
pole.
Mr.. Fletcher offered resolution that
the offer of Andrew Carnegie to build
library building. AT a cost of $4,000,
be accepted, and that the city clerk
send certified copy of the resolution
and ask for full details of the offer.
The resolution was adopted.
\ letter from the insurance under
writer's, asking that the wiring in the
city building he put in a safe condition,
was referred to the building commit
tee.
communication from City Engineer
kupp stated that the waste water from
the Black Diamond breaker. with the
refuse from the silk mill, is blocking
two Conduits near the Ontario and
Western crossing. and asked that some
action be taken. The matter was re-
ferred to the street committee.
Select council then adjourned
COMMON COUNCIL
sion last night. The reading of the
minutes was deferred.
Three claims for generations were
referred to the committee for invcsti-
cation. Walter Thorn is nOn-rcsi-
dent, Mrs. Roche, an invalid widow,
and Tony Costa, a minor
The report of the city controller for
the nine months ending December 81,
was received and ordered filed. as was
also the mayors message. which was
read in select council week ago.
The ordinance for the bond issue for
the construction of "A muncipal water
plant was referred back to the COM
mittec. There is not sufficient time left
To pass it through both branches Of
the old council, so this action was
taken. 1t will be renewed in the re-
organized common council
The resolution accepting Andrew
Carnegic's offer to erect $25. 1000 library
building was COncurrcd in
The appropriation ordinance was re-
ccived from select council and dis
cusscd at length. Mr.. Ncalon objected
to it on the score that il did not pro-
vide for several essential items. and
as other members wanted more time
to consider it it was referred back to
the estimate committee. This practic-
ally kills the ordinance i'm this council.
as there will be but one more meeting
before the reorganization. Common
council adjourned to meet next Mon
day evening. their regular meeting
night
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Nav Be an Actor.

Patrick Kennedy has received an Of
ier from a repertoire theatrical conf
rany to join its ranks next season,
and he has decided to accept ii. having
signed contract. He is a young man
of talent, who has appeared at several
amateur productions in this city, and
has had several offers to join travel
ling companies which have been herr.
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Meetings Tonight.

William II. Davies Womcn's Relief
corps, No 1874,
st. Vincent de Paul.
Lackawanna tribe, No 20S, Improved
Order Red Men.
Cdrbondule Conclave, No. 329, Inn
proved order Heptasophs.
CLERKS association.
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Will Consider the $4,000, 900.

Ry EN ,iu,i,c Wiz" irom The Associated I1o's
Pitsburg, March ls.-lrcsidcnt {. NJ SchvdN,
oi the Carnegie company, was summoned TO New
Nolk on business connected with the big steel
ourporatcn aud left last night. tie expects tu
return and attcnd the meeting OF the board OF
directors Of the Carnegie company in this city
tomorrow. At this meeting, it i, sid, action
will he taken on tho gft OF Mr. Carnegie Of
s. 10000, The income Of which is &" he applied
to the rclcf Of men injured in the works OF the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-19
MOOSIC.

The Young Ladies' Mission circle will
hold a birthday social at the Presby-
terian parsonage on Thursday evening.
Everybody is cordially invited.
George Thomas spent Sundayin Dun
more.
Rev and Mrs. j. n. Bailey attended
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yesterday afternoon. was injured bad
ly. The cars Jumped the track. knock
ing him down and mangling his right
arm and bruising his left side. He
was brought to the Emergency hospi-
tai. where his arm was amputated Just
below the shoulder.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-19
How to Cure a Cold.

Don't so to bed. Don't stop work.
Don't take Turkish bath and render
yourself liable to an attack of pneu-
monia. Krause's Cold Cure, in con-
venient capsule form. will cure you in
% hours, They are pleasant to take
and cause no ringing in your head or
other disagreeable sensations, Price
25c. Sold by Matthews Bros. ~
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Mrs. Blackmore in Jail.

Mrs, Minnie Blackmorc who has
figured in police ana newspaper cir
cles here several time, was arrested
yesterday afternoon by Chief Mean
drew for being so drunk she could not
care for herself, She was locked up
for the night
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-19
THE SCHOOL REPORT.
superintendent Carr Submits His
MONTHLY Statement.

At the meeting OF the school board
last evening superintendent Elmer T..
Carr submitted his monthly report. as
follows.
Cnbondale, Pa, March is, 1901.
Board Of Education.
Gentlemen; Herewith is submitted the rcpot
OF the sixth school month, ending Feb. 81, 1901:
Tie number OF pupils enrolled by grades is
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A Broken Arm,

Mrs. Dennis Gilhool, OF Brooklyn
street, fell and broke both bones OF
her right forearm, while going out OF
her house Oh Saturday afternoon. DR..
Kelley, of South Church street, set the
arm in a plaster paris bandaGe and
she is getting along nicely.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-19

Average attendance Male. 5j6; female, SIS.
Total average, 1881. The average percentage Of
attendance is SO. The number OF pupils rerfcc:
in attendance, iOs
Number OF pupils suspended, ,; corporal pun
klments, 0; times pupils were tardy, $780, nom
resident pupils, s; teachers absent, q; teachers
tardN, l; visits of citizens, SO; visits Of dircc.
tors, s; visits of superintendent, 100; eases OF
trusncy, 20: days taught by substitutes, IL,
days teachers were absent, Ia; meetings OF
teachers :. Respectfully,
Elmer f. Carr.