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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-12-25
HeadleSS Body Found.
Disappearance of Prof. Chandler
of Oak Level, Ala Explained.

: Carrollton, Ga Dec. 20.
The hsadlsss body of Professor
Chandler was found ut Oak Level,
Clshurns county, Ala yesterday.
The grewsome find was unearthod
from beneath mass of rock
where it had been placed by those
who murdered him.
The fading of Professor Chand~
lsr's body, while it clears up the
mystery Of his disappearance two
months age, gives rise to another.
deeper and more serious. That
Prof. Chandler was killsd fer
money he was known to have en
his ,.srs@n at the time of his dis
appearance there is little, doubt.
A search of the body showed that
the money had been taken, mt q
valuable gold watch, identified as
that Prof. Chandler had worn,
wa. found, evidently having been
overlooked by his assailants.
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Hugh M'Elrone
The Centenarisn
The End of The Life of This Re,
= +markwbie- Mnn 81 as7ad Lived iu
Three Centuries.

The State, 21st inst.
Mr. Hugh McElrane is dead.
lie was born in ths closing hours
of t. Eighteenth, lived through
tho Ninei esnth, snd his ife passed
away gently with the diving of the
first year of the rwentleth cen-
tury 1t is almost beyond con
csption that man could live in three
centuries, hut such was true of
Hugh McErons, for he was born
On November 3, 1898 and was,
therefore, lO3 years old.
AT the suggestion cf Mr.. JOS.
Is Allen the city auditor, Mayor
Earle had tho city bell toled 1913
times yesterday at noon, and it
was a fit tribute to one who had
served the city for maay years in
an humbls, yet sxacting and trust
worthy position.
Mr.. McElrone wa. a native Of
county Tyrone, Ireland. Au
aunt, Mrs. Doyle, had been a
citizen of Columbia, and it was
partly through her Influence that
he came to Columbia in the spriae Q
of 1S4l. Mrs. Doyle had con-
Quoted store on Main street. A
brother of Mr.. McEirons Ii i.
buried in st. Peters churchyard,
and another brother, John McEl.
rome, is citizen of Albany, n.
\. Thi. brother though 90 year.
old, is hale and strong, and il
actively engaged IN taking con
tracts for street paving, etc.
Others Of Nc Elruna's relatives
who survive him who had out
lived three generations are Mrs
Maggie Dunn, his daughter, anC
j Ohm b. Ivy, of San Francisco
and James Ivy, Charles NcElron
and Mrs. Thomas OF Columbia
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t.. -. Tsf
MORafseyS

: '*All well-.-all happy--lots
of fun. That is the reguIa::.
report from the monkey cas-
Of Barnum's Circus ever sin,
the keepers began dosing th4
monkeys with SCOTS Emul-
sion. Consumptionwas carry
ing off two thirds of them
every year and the circus had
ato buy new ones. au ,>
.One day a keeper accident
ally broke bottle of Scott 5
Emulsion near the monkey
cage and the monkeys eagerly
Tapped it up from the floor.
This suggested. .thc. idea, that it
might.do them good. Since
then the monkey rvc.receivccl
regular doses and the Keepers
report very few deaths from
consumption. OF course it (
cheaper to buy SCOTS En.ul-
sion than new/monkoys s.no.
that suits the circus men.
Consumption in monkeys
and in man is1thc same disease
Ifvra, hoy,a r. ~
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-12-25
A Drunken Wretch
Killed by His Wife.
He Had Eadeayorsd to Kill Her
With q A.lskst-s She Welded :.
AN Axe 10 Defense.
Special to the State.

Special to the State.
Hamilton. Dec 21-Nsar Warm
VILE, about mile and half
from Hampton, was enacted a
shocking tragedy last night at
late h"nr: Mr.. John Phillips who
has seen very few sober hours
since he became a mao, came home
crew drunk and picked up an old
musket, sayiag he intended to
"clsan out the whole family" -
his wife and a son about IL years
old.
Ho fired the gus at his wife but
missed her. He ordered the san to
reload tho gun and chased the
mother into the yard with the :un
in his hand The woman seized an
axe in the yard and with this she
defended herself in the struggle
which snsusd. The gun was
broken aad Phillips skull was
crushedin several places by the
axe in Mrs. Phillips hands.
He died Instantly.
The coroner held an inquest to
day and tho jury found a verdict
in accordance with. the above
facts The only witnesses were
the wife and son. Phillips wa
about 80 years old and had but
the ono child. Hs has been q
hsavy drinksr.
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Another Awfnl Explosion.

PAtsburg, Dec. 20. An ex-
plosion in tho Black Diamond
mills today killed and injured u.
1t Is 'houg hit that the list of dead
win be greatly extended as. tho
wreckage is removed and ths
bodies recovered. The large
boilers were on ,hs north side Of
the mill next to the AIlcgheney
Valley. One of these blew up and
the explosion completely wrecked
the'building and all the machinery,
the debris caught fire and the
flames spread to tho rear building,
occupied by the Mcneil Boiler
works, which was also soon re-
duced to ruins.
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Il IN CAST Err MERCAN ANTILEC0MPAN
T Ru-s>

M i AR e, nrcl-
dent'll ii "d j.: i-rx,rs 80 conn
tv Wehrr -" Tv~"ime. He had
been in q itptbtii. ddAJug,slhes day
and WAS t~'urn'Dg tn his home.
When nssr Mr. John ShuIsr's
place the horse heca ne frightened
and ran away. The wagon struck
a stump and the hody of the
wagon was, overturned, pinning
Mr.@Crahtree under it and caus-
ing his death. His body was
found tho. next morning by Dr..
ShuIe. - The State.
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NOTICE.

Having closed our business run
by Elliott IS Crawford, all parties
indebted to them will find their
notes and accounts at our office.
We have moved all their buggics,
wagons, etc, to our stables. Re
member the celebrated CoIumuia
Buggy and Mitchell Wagon. This
business is nov closed up and ali
parties indebted to them must
sttle, as we cannot carry the@.
Lancaster Morcastils Company.
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''HISTORIAN Nj 4 CL A Y
LOSES HIS JOB.

Washington, Dsc. 21. The fol
lowing was made known this af-
tsrnoon by Secretary of War
Root: !
"Nsvy Department, Washing
ton, ID. g., Dec. 30. Rear Ad-
miral A. ). Barker, Comma adant
Navy Yard, New York. Sir: [
am directed by the president to
ask Edgar S. Maclay, special la
borer, general storekcsper's Of
hce, navy yard, New YORK, to
nd in his uGloaation (S,nnaaI
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Work Begun for St. Louis World .
Fair.

ST. Louis, Dec. 2O.-The pro-
gram for tho formal ground breaks
ing ceremonies today, marKin g
the beginning of construction
work on the ST. Louis Worlds
Fair, includsd = monster civic and
military parade and banquet at
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SPLENDID DEspTAY1SOF NEW FALL c9c>On1
a, smprovtd T'he at. le- and Qualt,
Z" am& s.'ne Forinerl, arr i'd in This Ngark,
oWi4g5sa stock Of GoOds >secassd to Nome i

rocodns beautiful at rs
100 pece yardwidc dress Paid the 20
stacked on the bargain counter 10
ahaf 81 kind of
gains Is lot OF hcecened tannelettc
slipping them in at cents TO clncl trade Picked up couple
cases OF andar Caicoes low price and they will
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-12-25
Millinery Depart
ment Rushed with

ihe success of opening shown by ping u
wo nllners cant keep with them w.rkn
Iyooo deghted at the nable son.
gh class millinery this Bargain shoe sale week
out 400 pairs Ladies fine shoes ranging prices 81 25 to
SZ oo I'll be closed IS and great line. Of
ladies hne shoes to select from he Imperial and
quail at - co. 81 80 S3 90 Just picked up sample lot n's
a oV cents on the dollar "eare headquarters
goods Ct me to for the best of
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-12-25
Blankets and Ouilts.

lO4 GRAY cotton Bhn cts, tn" 81 kind
Good wool mixed he$2 at pair 25 pair fine
white wool Blankets the So so kind
the 50 90 Nnd for So 90 Coortas everybody Full sizes
oh and 81 25 A few real down bargain prices Big
wholesale oue closing out scooped line
coed bed spreads big discount
the benefit Come quick before they -.- 81
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New Style Jackets. Cam

H. Jack Us are he this
elegant line in correct eghs We
urs ever brought to this market. Pces range 81 10 rs 80
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% suits very simple We struck Jew that anc
TO haye It, 4S odd coats worth from
your choice for 81 so Two lots all wool
e an reliable at S4 OOa suit In knee pants WE hay,
very cheap. " w iN
Arizona republican., 1901-10-27

to at salary of $50 month.
 George Hough Smith was appointed supervising gardener at a salary of slO a month and incidental expense of trips to Tempe.
 The principal was granted permission to purchase a revolving bookcase and a quantity of bunting and to have nec essary printing for the meetings of the school societies done at the expense of the school.
 The secretary was instructed to have new photographs made of the normal school building and grounds and there after to procure cuts from such photo- graphs for insertion in the next annual catalogue.
 The principal submitted his financial statement. showing receipts of incl dental fund since September. 1900. of s66O
 Adjournment was taken till April 20 at the office of the secretary.
 JAS. H. McCLINTOCK, R. l.. LONG, Secretary.
 Chairman.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-27

designated as first year." second year." junior year. and "senior year." It was ordered that the names of the graduate students be printed upoh the diploma course and engrossed in ad- vance upon the diplomas. --...e Adjournment was taken till May IS, 1901, at the office of the secretary, Phoenix.
 JAS. H. McCLINTOCK. R. L. LONG. Secretary.
 Chairman.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-27

Insurance company.
 On desks. seats. library. apparatus. etc, in main building 5000. policy 2.2SS, 306 in the Fireman's Fund Insurance company.
 The following claims were allowed on the normal school fund: g. Valley bank, for Tempe
 Hardware and Supply Co.,,
 for electric pumps and sup
 plies .......... .......... s430 2O S9 Geo. w. Wilson, 5anitor. sal
 ary for August. st................ GO co 90 Thos. G. Goodwin, gardener,
 salary for August. ....... 50 co 91 George Hough Smith, super
 vising gardener .............. g 10 e2 Weirick & Latham, insur-
 ance ............... 25s co 93 J. A. kurtz & Co.,, insurance. 112 co Adjournment was taken till Septem- Der 2S. 1901. at office of secretary.
 JAS. H. McCLINTOCK, s. NJ. MCGOWAN. Secretary.
 Acting Chairman.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-27
SOUTHERN PACIFIC co.
(PAoIFIC SYsTEM)

(PACIFIC SYSTEM)
 Sommencing January 30. 1901. trains Nih leave Maricopa as follows:
 |3 HO9A. M. DAILY NEW OR- leans express for Tucson, Ben- n Deming. Fl Paso. San Antonio. ,touston. New Orle ans. Connecting at Eae~ Orleans for Cincinnati and Chi nso' also for Washington. Baltimore. Ahadeiphia, New York and Boston Ill .60 P. M. DAILY MIXED TRAIN thn. ' una oeh' ana way ~ A 60 P. M. DAILY MIXED TRAIN Ia for Tucson and way stations. S. P. M. DAILY PACIFIC FIX press for Los Angeles. Fresno.
 amento and San Francisco. Con- Nang at Sacramento and San Fran Utah. IT GnoDWAN
 Gen Pass Agt.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-27
Office of ,he Secretary

Office of .he Secretary,
 Phoenix. -Ariz., Sept. 4, 1901.
 The board met pursuant to adjourn ment.
 '' Present-S. NJ. McCowan, Jas. H. Me C1intock, secretary.
 The minutes of the previous session were read and were approved
 Report was made that the new cleo tric pump was all that had been claimed for 1t and that it had been se- verely tested by ten hours run.
 To succeed H. z. Buck. deceased, as a member of the normal board of visit ors was appointed Chaplain Winfield Scott ot Scottsdale.
 Further insurance was ordered as follows:
 With Weirick & Latham, Phoenix, for three years. expiring August p. 1904:
 On main building $5.00O. policy 3,61S.- 152 in Norwich Union Fire Insurance society On main building g. O00 policy s.S5S, 5s2 in the Imperial Insurance com pany limited. of London.
 On furniture. books. apparatus, etc. including arms. in main building. g. 900. in Lion Fire Insurance company, limit ed of London. policy 1881. BOP. On furniture, books, apparatus, etc. in model school building $750. in Lion Fire Insurance company. policy 1881. sos.
 Reinsurance offered by ,. A. Kurtz &: Co. was accepted as follows: On model school building S3.o00 l policy 2.2s3.3 in the Fireman's Fund
Arizona republican., 1901-10-27
GRISWOLD THE BICYCLE MAN,
 Sells RaCyC1es

The best and easiest running Wheel on earth. Don't get something else because they say 1t is just as good.
 Agent for the Chicago Cash Register, the most perfect of all registers.
 Most complete repair shop in the city. Prices reasonable and work guar anteed
Arizona republican., 1901-10-27
EOR cAJE Fifty Mich IUA SALL Cows

Twenty-Five Heifers just coming in. This herd represents twenty years ex- perience in the dairy business. It Is perhaps the best business herd in the valley. Large. persistent milkers, with high per cent butter fat. Guaranteed test No such opportunity to buy young tested cows has ever been offered in this valley.
 When cows are sold my farm will be for rent Best of water privileges un- der Maricopa canal.
 Apply to E. Rays. at Maricopa Creamery.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-27
Office of the Secretary.


 Phoenix. Ariz., May 1, 1901
 The board met pursuant to adjourn Present-R. l.. Long. chairman; Jas. H. McClintock, secretary; $. NJ. Me Cowan.
 The minutes of the previous meeting were read and were approved. fl A. c. McClurg & Co, books ..s 61 42 J. H. Cummings, labor and
 material ....-....... .-......- l4 oV 43 E. Heyman Furniture Co,
 awnings ...............- ..----- 5U oo A Hartwell & Hamaker. photos
 for catalogues ......-.....-.. 2i % It was ordered that the salaries of the members of the normal school faculty for the next years term be fixed as follows:
 Principal .............. ........ .s2,OOO OO Teacher of sciences. ............ 1.5Oo OO Teacher of pedagogy. etc..-.-- l.25O Oo Teacher in practice school...... 1.10o % Teacher of English, 100 % Teacher of history. etc. HOO % Teacher of elocutiOn, physical
 culture, etc SoO Oo The following named were unani- mously elected to the places specified:
 Principal-A. J. Matthews.
 Teacher of Sciences-Fred M. Irish. Teacher of Pedagogy, etc.-R. H. H. Blome.
 Teacher of History. etc.-W. J. An derson.-
 Teacher or Elocution. etc.-Jessie M. Smith,
 The selections made or hereafter to be made were ordered to be subject to the execution of the regular contract of this board.
 The secretary was directed to pro- cure new cuts for the illustration of the annual catalogue and the principal was directed to add photographs of the training school building (2), of the foot ball team and of a physical culture class to those already on hand in the secretary's office.
 The principal submitted modified plan of curriculum for the coming term It was approved and by the board It was formally ordered: That the normal course be hereafter considered four years in length, ab- sorbing the grade heretofore designat- | ed as the second year of the sub-nor- | nal course: that the sub-normal course hereafter comprise one year only; that the grades of the normal course be
Arizona republican., 1901-10-27
Office of the Secretary.


 Phoenix, Ariz, June 2e, 1901 The board met pursuant to adjourn ment.
 Present-S. NJ. McCowan. Jas H. Me- Clintock. secretary.
 The minutes of .he previous meeting were read and were approved. The following accounts were audited and allowed. 7G Geo. w. Wilson, janitor. sal
 ary for June. ne..........6 60 co v T. G. Goodwin. gardener, sal
 ary and horse hire. e.............$ .$66 20 s8 Katharine Adams, teacher,
 balance on June salary. 12 50 It was ordered that the salary of the gardener be raised to $6o per calendar month.
 As the board Of visitors for the en- suing term were chosen: H. 2. Buck. Tempe.
 A. J. Peters. Esq, Tempe Rev. F. A. Penick, Phoenix. The secretary was authorized to re. turn to Robert Whitaker, Bakersfield Cal, overpaid fees to the amount of s3.75. The principal was instructed to ar. range for holding the annual school exercises. excepting only commence ment day, at the end of the third quar- ter of the term.
 The principal was authorized to en- roll the school as a member of the Ma tional Educational association. Recess was taken till August r at office of secretary.
 JAS. H. MoCl INToCK. s. Nj. MCGOWAN, Secretary.
 Acting Chairman
Arizona republican., 1901-10-27
Normal School Building.

Tempe. Ariz.. Oct A, 1901. / The board met pursuant to adjourn- ment.
 Present-S. M. McCowan, Jas. H. McClintock. secretary
 The following claims were allowed against the Normal School Fund: no A. J. Matthews, principal.
 salary to October 25 200 O0 III Fred M. Irish, teacher. sal-
 ary to October 25 15O co ll2 k. Ii. H. H. Blcme. teacher,
 salary to October 25 125 co 113 w. J. Anderson. teacher, sal-
 ary to October 25...... no co 114 Elise R. Averill. teacher sal
 ary to October 25. no co Ills Eudora Mather, teacher, sal
 ary to October 25.,.... 60 % 116 Jessie M. Smith, teacher, sal
 ary to October 25. 90 co ll1 Kathryn H. Daily, teacher,
 salary to October 25... 75 co llS Geo. w. Wilson. janitor, sal
 ary for October ..... 60 % 119 Thos. J. Goodwin. gardener.
 salary for October. 60 co 120 Tempe Light & Power Co.
 service. July. August and Sep
 temDer ..s.......-...-.... ....- 20 g. l21 A. F. Messinger. assignee,
 glass, etc. .....-............... 69 II 122 R. L. Long, per diem to date. 400 12s s. M. McCowan, per diem to
 uate -.............. 25 80 124 Jas. H. McClintock. per diem
 10 date 29 80 125 Tempe-Mesa Produce Com
 pany. ice to October 1......... 15 95 126 William Penn. hauling gravel 12 75 127 B. Heyman Furniture Com
 papy, furniture ........s 96 co 12S w. H. Wright. drawing sup
  l29 A.. A. Celaya, thirty cords of
 wood . ........... 1O5 O0 l30 E. H.. Sargent & Company.
 laboratory supplies ......... 53 3S 131 Arizona Publishing Com
 pany. printing ............-..- 2S 15 The principal was instructed to con fer with the California State Board of Education and to endeavor to secure the full accrediting of the Normal School diplomas in that state. He was authorized to incur necessary expense attending the conference with the Cal ifornia Board.
 The secretary was instructed to pur- chase an electric time clock and sys- tenn of class room bells; also a circuit breaker for the electric pump; also to secure installat tion of a telephone in the Normal building. The secretary reported receipt of verbal acceptance of Dr. Winfield Scott of the appointment of member of the Board of Visitors of the Normal School.
 Pursuant to the provisions of Para graph 3TS1. Civil Code of 1901, publica- tion of all minutes of this board after date of March 16. 1901. was ordered made in the Daily Arizona Republi can, Phoenix. such publication accord l ing to Paragraph 3793 to be paid for out of the general fund of the terri tory.
 The emT.oymept of Kathryn H. Daly as teacher of history. etc, to date from October 10 was ratified.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-27
once of the Secretary.

Office of the Secretary.
 Phoenix, Ariz.. June 15. 1901. The board met pursuant to adjourn ment.
 Present-R. L. Long. chairman: Jas. H. McClintock. secretary. The following accounts were audited and allowed: 67 A. J. Matthews. principal.
 salary in full. ......... .s2oo % 6S Fred NJ. Irish, teacher, sal
 ary in full. l.................... .. l25 % 69 Katharine Adams, teacher,
 salary in full. ................. s5 % 70 w. J. Anderson. teacher. sal
 ary in full. 100 % 71 Mrs. Elise R. Averill, teacher,
Arizona republican., 1901-10-27
Experience Comes High%%

And picture making requires lots of 1t. After 20 years of practice. I now own the best in struments to be had. with which photographs are made of every thing that casts a shadow either by day or night. Artistic pie
 lures in all sizes at eastern prices. Leave orders before the leaves fall at Mussey's Studio. opp. Hotel Adams. or telephone 2541. THE VIEWIST.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-27

Long.
 The following claims were ailowed: :. 334 A. J. Matthews, principal.
 salary to February 22..... $2OO % 335 Fred M. Irish, teacher, sal
 ary to February 22 125 % 336 Katharine Adams. teacher.
 salary to February 22........ 60 % 337 w. J. Anderson, teacher.
 salary to February 22..... 100 % 33S Elise R. Averill, teacher.
 salary to February 22....... 100 % 33s Jessie M. Smith. teacher sal
 ary to February 22......... 80 % 3i0 R., Fl. H. Blome, teacher,
 salary to February g. 2....... 100 % 341 Alma Davis. librarian, sal
 ary to February 22... 10 co SAP National Bank of Arizona.
 assigned claim Cummings &
 Penn. grounds ... 4sO 06 343 Chas. T. Hayden Co.,. as-
 signed labor account
 grounds ...-........ 11O 45 s4f Geo. H. Bancroft, diction-
 aries and stands. ..... 4S co 345 A. c. McClurg & Co.,. books. 55 04 346 Broadway & Moeur, incl
 dental supplies .... 15 25 341 Phoenix Stationery & News
 O., supplies ............. AZ 05 3iS Central School Supply
 house. equipment .... l32 26 349 Chicago Laboratory & Scale
 Supply O., equipment. @ % $50 Supply department marine
 biological laboratory. equip
 rnent 12 6o 351 Ziegler Electrical Co, equip
 ment ......-....... .......... 31 90 352 A. F. Messenger. assignee,
 hardware .......... IS IS 35s Valley Lumber Co.,, grade
  S54 Talbot & Hubbard. tools.... fl 57 355 Geo. Hough Smith, service
 as landscape gardener. ..... l52 25 366 c. T. Hayden Co.,. assigned labor accounts. grounds. ....... 193 O5 361 Geo. w. Wilson. labor as
 janitor and gardener. Feb-
 ruary --.----.-..... 90 % 36S Richmond-Day-Lue Co.,,
 practice school chairs % 365 A. J. Matthews. frt. adv. on
 trees for grounds. ... A 34 310 T. w Pemberton. admins tration January 26, Febru- ary ,. February 23. March IS 16 co SIl T. l.. Long. same. e............ 16 % 372 Jas. H. McClintock. same and secretary's services . 70 co Adjournment was taken till March 19 at the office of the secretary for the closing of the accounts of the Northern Arizona Normal school. JAS. H. McCLINTOCK, T. w. PENETRATION. Secretary. President
Arizona republican., 1901-10-27

Tempe, Arizona. March 27. 1901. The board met pursuant to adjourn ment.
 Present-S. NJ. McCowan, Jas. H. McClintock.
 S. M. McCowan was elected tenn porary chairman.
 Inspection was made Of the prem ises of the normal school. particularly with reference to the work of improve ment upon the grounds
 George Hough Smith. gardener in charge. appeared and reported progress of improvement work. He was author ized to contract for additional gravel for the roadway outside the gates. Adjournment was taken till March 30 at the office of the secretary, PhOc- nix.
 JAS. H. McCLINTOCK, R. l.. LONG, Secretary.
 Chairman.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-27

July in full ....... 100 co 72 Jessie M. Smith. teacher. sal
 ary in full. ll.................... 80 % 73 Alma Davis. librarian. salary
 in full 10 co -H R. H. H. Blome. teacher, sal
 ary in full. assigned. ......... le0 % 15 Arizona Mercantile Co.,, petty
 supplies ......... ....... F 3s The full financial report of the prin- cipal- for the year was received and approved. IL showed the registrations for, the year to have been 5 male and 7S female students: in normal depart ment. SS: in sub-normal. 43: from other states. 10: from counties in Arizona outside of Maricopa county. 8: in training school. A.
 Recess was taken till June 29 at office of secretary.
 JAS. H. McCLINTOCK, s. NJ. MCGOWAN, Secretary
 Acting Chairman.