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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-13

boy. This bank was entitled The Savings
Fund Society OF Philadelphia" The first
hank OF this kind established I'm New York
was chartered Nov. -. 1916. and went into
business July ). 1879.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-18

in this series Of meetings. The
preacher anticipated every argu'
ment the unsayed man resorts to
and answered it fully and clearly.
He showed how law is universal
and its violations inevitably fol.
lowed by punishment; that the
same law OF gravitation which
drops a ripe peach from a tree into
the cap of a happy boy will dash
the same boy TO death if he violate
il and fail from a window; that
God never made hell, but in max.
ing heaven hell was left as the
focal point Of violated law. In his
preliminary remarks the preacher
touched without any spirit of
harshness upon christian science
and spiritualism and urged the
people to stick to the old time
religion and stay on the main line.
He said he had studied these be.
licfs and that there was
truth enough in them 10
float them, but that all valua.
BILE truth in them came from the
old time Bible religion and could
be found and enjoyed therein by
those who will diligently seek for
it.
Rev. Stuart conducted a chill
dren's meeting at the Baptist
church Wednesday afternoon, and
in the face of bad weather there
was a large crowd ofchildren pres
ent.
The mems prayer meeting was
held at the opera house as usual
and was conducted by Rev. A. NJ.
Stewart. A feature Of unusual
interest was a topical discussion of
the Lords prayer.
The meeting will close with the
two O'Clock service this afternoon
instead Of tonight, as stated in the
Eagle yesterday morning.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-18
CLAIMS OF INDEMNITY
se1s Figures sabmitted By the Powers
for Claims Against China

Washington. April 1.-THE reports
from Pekin Of the slow progress Of the
negotiations there on the subject Of in.
dcmnity the officials here are not with.
out hope that way may BE- found out
Of the present complications
Later figures are coming In respecting
the indemnity claims which slightly
modify these claims as reported from
other sources; for instance. the French
claim Is now given As 5000. 900 in.
stead OF t6s.OOO.000 as reported. The
Russian claim is about ss7 1000. 600. The
claim Of Great Britain is only about
81 10000. The japanese claim has
also been cut down 10 less than go. 600. p.
coo Germany's claim i elastic. rang
ing from 90. 900. OOO 10 $4,000. 900.
The little powers. those powers that
furnished no troops at all. OF an insig.
nifioAnt number. loom up with big bills
Belgium wants 100000 and similar
claims are preferred by Holland and
Spain.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-18
EDGE.

Edge, Texas, April l5.-Farm.
ers are quite busy blowing and
thinning corn. Some will pillow
cotton this week.
Mrs. Travis Beard and Mr.. Lum
Carter Of Wixon visited relatives
at Edge Saturday and Sunday
they were accompanied home by
Tom Carter's mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Scale and
little daughter visited relatives on
the prairie several days last week.
Clarence and Miss Emma Elliott
went to Cottonwood Saturday.
Mrs. Maud Nash is on the sick
list.
Mr.. Frank Wallace spent last
week in Bryan on the jury.
Several crowds went from near
here to the river fishing last week
We had church at Concord Sun
day morning and nigh. by Rev.
Edgar. News Boy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-18
cembIn. AgaIn.l Union Labor.

Newport, Ky, April IA notice has
been posted on the doors Of the factory
Of the Wordsworth Watch Case company
In Newport, where a strike has been In
progress. that hereafter no union labor
would be employed by that concern. In
addition a notice was printed beneath
the above that the same stringent action
had been taken by the following lead.
ing companies Of the country manu-.
featuring watch cases The Keystone
Co., Of Philadelphia, the Fahig Of Sag
Harbor and the Crescent Of Newark.
The notice stated that the companie,
had formed combine against the EN-
ployment Of union labor.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-18
GOULD Will CONTROL.
Frisco In His Hands and WIN Ne I'm
tended % Mesieo.


New York. April I'LL can be def
ritely stated that further progress has
been made in the Southwestern railway
deal which is being engineered by the
Standard Oil-Gould- Hartman interests.
Just what properties are 20 h. in
cluded in this new consolidation Of rail
roads cannot be accurately stated. but
the prospective purchaser Of the Mexi.
can Central is, or is TO be. the ST. Louis
and San Francisco Railway company
and shrewd railroad men say that II
the Frisco has bought the Mexican Cen.
trail. then some one has bought the
Frisco The strength and activity Of
Mexican Central issues clearly indicate
q purchase for some private interest
From one Of the very highest bank.
ing authorities the information is oh
tanned that eventually the ST. Louis
and San Francisco viii turn up A. own.
er Of the property When asked 70
Gently II the St. Louis and San Fran.
cisco was not planning an extension to
ward spico, President Il. r. Yoakum
Of the lad said: Eyes we are 20 build
an extension toward Mexico"
Mr.. Yoakum said that the Frisco road
had not bought the Mexican Central but
when asked II II was not the intention
Of the Frisco interests 10 take over thai
property. he said that he could not tel
what might happen in the future.
Railroad men who have heard the ~
port say without exception that If the
Frisco has acquired or is 10 acquire the
Mexican Central. then sons greater
power has acquired the Frisco. The
consensus ~ opinion is that any such
purchase would be- the Goulds interest
which. despite its inactivity until re-
Gently is the dominent railway power
In the southwest.
The reason advanced for saying thai
the Frisco h not alone In the matter !,
that the new construction 20 connect
the Frisco either from Paris, or fruR
Oklahoma. It's most westerly and south
easterly termini. with the Mexican Cen
tral at VI Paso Is too considerable fol
that company TO undertake single
handed.
Operating in harmony with the Gould
roads, the extension required 20 make
the connection would be far less consid.
cradle and then. too. the harmony Of in.
terest in the southwest would be better
conserved.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-18
THURSDAY, APRIL is, 1901
THE GREAT REVIVAL.

In the face Of heavy rainstorm
followed by chill north wind a
barge crowd gathered at the opera
oouse Wednesday morning to hear
George Stuart, and after a prac-
teal talk on christianity and bust
ness success fully $50 men stood
up and pledged themselves to burn
the bridges behind them and en-
deavor to lead a christian life,
uniting with the church of their
choice. When this declaration is
carried into effect, as, presumably
It will be next Sunday morning,
there will be numerous additions
70 the various churches. With
such a demonstration it is needless
10 say that the christian sentiment
Of the community has been greatly
strengthened and extended.
.lr. Stuart's sermon Tuesday
night was from PauPs letter to the
Hebrews: "How shall we escape
if we neglect SO great salvation. "
The sermon was one Of the most
logical aud instructive yet heard
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-18

Muskogee. |. T.. April l1-United
States Marshal Bennett has issued in
structions 10 his deputies TO arrest Lab
Tab Mioo and Chitto Hario alias Crazy
Snake Sufficient information has been
received by the court officials here tc
convince them that these two leaders OF
the Snake band are again at work ad.
yising their people to continue to oppose
the policy Of the government regarding
their tribal affairs.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-18

III Paso. Tex. April IA tragedy
shocking and mysterious was enacted in
Juarez, Mex. Tuesday highs when An
dree Garcia sent bullet crashing
through the head Of his young and
beautiful bride and then blew out his
brains. From the lights Of the ballroom
and with happy laughter and the music
Of the orchestra ringing in their ear,
the young couple passed into the uncer'
tain darkness Of eternity. Temporary
insanity superinduced. doubtless. by q
fit Of unreasonable Jealousy. was proba
bly, the cause.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-18

Ponce. p. r., April 1.-THE chamber
Of commerce met Tuesday in response
TO special call md discussed the com.
mercial and general conditions Of the
island. The administration Of Puerto
Rico was criticised aud II was resolved
TO cable TO Washington denying the
statements Of Governor Allen and Sec.
rotary Hunt in regard TO the prosperity
Of Puerto Rico The chamber Of com.
merce Of Ponce also telegraphed to the
chamber Of commerce Of San Juan and
Mayaguek % co-Operate ON similar lines.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-18

Portland, Ore, April l7.-Sixty car.
loads Of picked beef are en- route q
this city over the Northern Pacific from
Chicago for reshipment from Portland
to Vladivostock, presumably for Oh,
Russian army The lots leave In thre,
trains of 20 cars each aud the first com
plemont Of 20 cars passed 81. Paul on
April 10 and will arrive here Friday
The second lot will probably arrive Sat
urday and the third lot week later
The first steamer 20 receive the beef Il
due 90 this port April %. and the other
two steamers are due before May :.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-18
Old soldier Rewarded.

Dayton. o. April Henry II. HAw
thorn, one Of the invalid soldiers in tn,
Soldiers Home here. has received no
tice that he has been made the benet
oiary 20 the amount Of s2OO. 900 20 $500.
900 left him by woman out of graft
tude for having saved her life many
years ago, The woman is Mrs Jose
phine Fairfax, who recently died in the
south OF France.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-18

Scranton. Pa. April 1.-Two hun
dred switchmen In the IAckawanni
yards here, at Taylor and Clark Summit
struck against the discharge Of two men
by Yardmaster Newell, who wanted d
replace them, II is said, by men brought
from Hoboken. There Is complete
tie.up OF freight aud coal traffic her,
and word has been sent down this
Bloomsbury and other divisions 10 hold
all trains Three miles 81 cars ARE al
ready blocked on the Bloomsbury divis
ION between here and Pittst1n Junction.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-18

Buffalo, April IA derrick car and
and gondola toppled over bridge ON
Eighteen Mile creek, ON the Nickel
Plate railroad Tuesday evening. Sil
men went with them 10 the rocky BED
80 feet below. Two were 20 badly In.
Jurcd that they died within a half hour
after the accident Four others were
seriously hurt.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-18
killed over an Election.

81. Louis. April l7-Charles Smith
and William johnson were killed and
j. Fisher and W. X Hamilton were So
riously wounded In course Of an cleo.
tion riot in Winstanley Park, suburb
Of East Sc. Louis, III. Hamiltont
wounds are serious. Fred Aver. who IL
alleged 10 have fired the shots. is under
arrest The trouble grew out Of thu
election contest between Henry Drum.
mond and Raymond r. Dojo, opposing
candidates for the position Of village
president The killed aud wounded wer,
partisans Of Drummond
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-18

Mena, Ark. April l7-Bine Whit
latch, a young farmer residing With
his family 20 miles south Of here. is IN
jail chaFged with the murder Of Flor
ence Wiley, aged II, a neigbor's daugh.
ter. Excitement is running high there
The affair seems TO be the outcome OF
an iniatuation Of whitlatch for the
girl
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-18
Hotel Arrivals.
EXCHANGE.

Jno II Bond, Louisville; f c
Whatley, Eloise; $ F Peyser, Emil
Arner, ST Louis o r Smith, W B
Hancock; Boston; A l. Gray, ST
Louis; c G Reichardt, c c Nor.
gan, Houston; Felix Meyer, Ma
con; Il b Martin, Galveston; Ed II
Hardin, Waco; C + Woodson, NJ
Porter, Chicago; J C Phillips,
Mexia.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-18
GsneraI Ma.earde wnI snrrender.

Manila, April 1.-THE chief Of staff
of the insurgents General Mascardo has
surrendered ut the town Of Marivales.
IN Batnn province, Luzon He said that
Mascardos baud of followers, now
greatly diminished, are in bad way
II is impossible for them % elude the
Americans. they are unable 20 obtain
food aud want to surrender Il h said
that General Ma,cardo himself will sur.
render shortly.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-18

Waxahachie, Tex, April l7.-In the
counsy court here two cases Of violating
the local option law by the o. o. ID.
method were tried Both cases were
against Lum Young Of Italy and result
ed in one case an acquittal aud IN one
conviction
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-18

Mckinney, Tex, April u The jury
In the case of Gabe Hall, charged with
assault TO murder his wife April 3, 1889
brought in verdict assessing the pun
ishment at seven years in the peniten
tiary On former trial ho was given
five years.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-18
a New Road for Denton.

Denton, Tex, April i7-John Sum
mertield of the sherman, Red Rive
aud southern railroad was here looking
after some matters connected with th,
building oi that road south from sher
man
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-18

Baltimore, April l7.-Prof. Henry A
Rowland Of the John Hopkins uniyer
sity died sud denly at his home IN thin
city Tuesday Although the proiesso,
had been In III health for several months
his death was entirely unexpected.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-18

Cape Town, April l7.-Seyon new
cases Of bubonic plague have been re-
ported three Of them being Europeans
There have been but few deaths. one of
which was EurupIn.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-18

Frankfort, Ky, April 1.-THE tosti.
mony Tor both sides in the Ripley cas-,
has closed. Attorneys have submitted
instructions.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-18

Washington, April 1.-THE engage
ment is announced OF Mis-, Edith Pat.
tern TO Adiutant General Corbin Of Tia,
United States army.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-18

Louisville, April 1.-THE annual
meeting Of the bishops of the Mothn
dist Episcopal church south will be- hell
this yeaI begInning NAV
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-18

Mason City, Ia, April l7-Mrs. II
b. Turner shot and killed her husband
here aud then shot herself through th,
heart. IL was thought she was insane.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-18

Why not make your husbands
shirts and save two thirds the cost,
buying the goods-madras and
porcals-at Coulters. i2O
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-18

New York, April l7.-Major Joseph
Smith Brice, the oldest graduate Of
West Point, died in this city aged
93.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-18
CENTRAI-

r Luther Breach, l. $ Wilson,
J } Wilson, Annie Wilson, Abbie
Wilson, Houston; Emil Amer
81. Louis.
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-15

"She Is the grandest, most noble
old lady ! have ever known" She
had been a devout Catholic since
her early Rirlhood and her last
words on earth were q prayer. She
was a most intellectual old lady.
with a fine memory and was one Of
the most amiable Of companions.
Deceased raised seven children of
her own and two grandchildren. all
Of whom are n credit to her train
ing. A husband. three daughters
and four sous survive her. The
daughters are M.sdames George
Haddox Of Oklahoma, Esggles,on
Of California aud Miss Dolly Green
OF Cripple Creek; Judge George
Green Of Topeka. Kansas, Robert
Of Oklahoma. Daniel Of Houston,
Texas and George Of Delta, Col
orado.
The funeral was held on Monday
morning ~ the Catholic church at
Mt. Leonard. conducted by Father
Hogan Of Shackelford. The re-
mains were brought TO this city aud
laid away in Ridge. Park ut -
o'clock Monday.
The pail bearers were, Michael
Moore. Phil Kellrtt, John Robert
son. Humphrey Lynch and John
Murphy.
The REPUBLICAN joins with the
many friends If the family in ex-
tending sympathy.
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-15
Dr.. Csllowsy's Lecture

On February nth DR.. Galloway
del'vei.d a most pleasing lecture
in the College chapel on'''Humor
as a Social aud Literary Influence"
He treated the subject Of humor in
q mannrr 4, once scientific and en-
pertaining,
In the course Of his lecture he
suggested the interesting study to
be found in following the develop.
meut Of humor IN the race and the
individual As an example Of hu.
MOI produced by cohesion in
thought, he gave an amusing ex-
ample as follows: a very angry
gentleman dictates q letter To the
one at whom his anger is directed:
MY typewriter being a lady. can
not take down what l think Of YOU;
!, being q gentleman, cannot think
1t; but you being neither, a as-
lily imagine it,
DIR. Galloway illustrated his ev.
cry point by readings from some OF
our best literary humorists, as Bar.
RE and Jerome X. Jerome. Al
though no formal application was
made of the principles offered, 50
clearly were they drawn that the
application was evident to all.
The doctor closed his lecture with
that immortal saying from David
Harum: III I've done anything
I'm sorry for, I'm willing to he
forgiven
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-15
Mrs. Rosie Green.

This mos, estimable lady died at
the home Of her husband. Joel
Green at Mt. Leonard, OF Satur-
day morning, Feb. 9th, 1901, after
an illness Of two we, ks in the saith
year If her age, A beautiful tri.
butte was paid to her memory 10y II
who had known her for many years,
who when asked about her said,
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-15
MARSHALL =: REPUBLICAN,.

be stricken from the books and put
OH the erroneous list by County
Collector.
In the matter Of petition of J. b.
Howell ct al for public road. this
cause Is taken up, warrants order.
ed drawn in favor Of o. King dam.
ages $3s; Hugh Craig damages $50
aud Mia Anthony. damages $40.
Petitioners having paid $50 dana.
yes il il ordered that said road he
opened at cost Of petitioners. r. ].
Burton is appointed to open said
road and all parties are given until
April ist, to remove fences etc.
Warrants drawn in favor Of
J. A. Dennis commissioner, Tee
road case s.; J. NJ. Colt, com. fee
road case s. aud b. b Davis, com.
fee road case s..
Petit jury drawn for March term
Criminal Court: Blackwater. Force
Bellwood, W. o. Sellers: Clay,
Nick Inman. I'D Brown: Cambridge,
n. {. Mead. ID. II. Norvell and
Luther Gillian: Elmwood. Aug
Dicrking. J. l.. Goggin: Grand
Pass. J. l.. Near, X. II. Levy; Lib
erty. Thos Bishop. W. II. Dicken.
son: Miami, b. I. Lennon. Pey.
ton Brown; Marshall, Mort Lake.
K. +. Gaines and W. +. Sergeant:
Salt Pond. ID l.. Smith. G.. w.
El>ner: Salt Fork. Geo I.caton. W.
l.. Abney.
In the matter Of ". NJ. Hill. pc
tition for private road by his at
torney. also comes Adina Lynch by
her attorney and files motion to dis.
miss proceedings, Motion is sus.
tanned and cause dismissed at the
cost Of the petitioners.
Miscellaneous accounts presented
examined and approved and war.
rants ordered drawn.
Contract Of Supp Bros for bridge
in amount OF $500 presented and
approved.
Petition for bridge OF K. l.. Rich.
art presented aud commissioner is
directed to view and report probable
cost at April term Of court.
G., W. I.atimer files report Of con.
dition, road NV 4 sec ~ so %
aud road between 90 and 80. so %.
Same is read and continued.
Commissioners Road district N.
Miami, file report, Same is ap.
proved
Court adjourned to meet first
Monday in March.
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-15
COUNTY COURT.
Petit Jury for March Criminal Court
and Road Commissioner Ap>
pointed. Other Proceedings
Of February Term.

February term-Feb. 9TH to 9th,
inclusive.
Court met in regular session.
Members present J. T. Stouffer, K.
W. Hickman and K. c. Hanna.
judges. X. Il. l.. Smith, clerk and
K. T. Ham Sheriff. Court opened
by the sheriff.
Warrants ordered drawn as fol.
lows: Barber Asphalt Co., SI99o.-
IS; O'Day Clothing Co., So. IS: j.
Il Pickett account Si2s; State Hos
pital for insane No. 2, siS23.9o;
State Hospital for Insane No. 3.
Si,Io 6S. Bond Of W. B. Lynch
examined aud approved by the
Court.
Petitioners file request of commits
sioners in the T.. ID. Sappington &c
nj roadcase. and warrants ordered
drawn in amount Of SIS to lie paid
when said parties file proper right
of.way; cause is continued.
In the matter Of petition ofC Il.
KILLER ct al for a change Of road, the
report OF the commissioners is filed.
aud it is ordered that an appropria-
ton IN amount Of Sioo be made in
favor Of {. T. Piper to be paid
when the petitioners herein pay in.
To the Go. Treasury a like amount
and road is opened and put III good
travelling condition J. NJ Colt is
appointed to open said road at ex.
pense Of petitioners, county to furn-
ish plank for floor of bridge and all
parties are given 6o days tn cmove
fences etc; old road tn be vacated
a. soon rs new road opened.
Loan in amount of $500 granted
J. y. Bailey from public school
fund.
". NJ. Hill by his attorney pre-
sents petition to Court for private
road cause is continued until Feb.
7th. 1901,
Loan of $500 granted Jno O'Don.
nell.
In the matter Of bridge across
linnis Creek in sec. rs. township
So, range -, report Of commission.
cr is filed and G.. W. Latimer is or
dercd by the court to build iron
bridge at said point,
Road commissioners appointed
for a term Of ! years, as follows:
JOS. Baldus, Elmwood district;
W, &. Stafford, Clay; Jas Thomas,
Blackwater; Henry Fombcll, salt
Pond: Lewis Smith, South Miami;
VIM. Griffith South Miami; Jno.
Wilcox, Liberty; Z. ". Downs,
South Marshall.
Nancy /: l;astin by her attorney
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-15


and II is ordered that commissioner
proceed to view same and report
change and cost of moving bridge.
Warrants ordered as follows:
Supp Bros b Il Co.. Sroos; Supp
Bros h 4 Co.. $1,000; J. c. Cor.
don relief Of self, -: w. o. Sellers
work bridge Harris Mill Ford. $40.
In the matter Of petition Of J. b.
Howell ct al for public road report
Of commissioner is presented and
read aud this cause is continued.
Hamilton 4 Barth present ap.
plication and bond for a renewal Of
dram shop at Nelson. Same is
granted for a term Of six months.
DR.. ". &. Orear. county physi.
clan hereby appointedsame for a
term Of two years.
Ordered that Vim. Buesipg's per.
sonal assessment 1899, taxes for
1900, he reduced from S,s2s to Ssss
same being enormously assessed.
Satisfactory evidence being pro.
duced that Stella J. Walker is in.
sane and il is ordered that she he
sent to State Hospital for Insane.
No. ;. as county patient.
Warrants ordered drawn ~ fol.
lows: Treasurer Hospital for in.
sane. No. =, for support of Mrs
Walker sos; DR.. ID. &. Gore. ex.
aiming insane, S. and n. 5. T'rus.
sell a. witness s..
In the matter Of superintendent
Of county farm !, is ordered that &.
O,er he appointed superintendent
for a term Of two years with salary
rs heretofore.
Road commissioners of districts
., 1, q. and ~ file their settlements
which are approved.
1t is ordered that i Brockway
and JOS. Council are hereby APP.
pointed commissioners oi Arrow
Rock district for q term of three
years each.
Warrants ordered drawn for pau.
pers Tor quarterly allowance.
J. i. McAmis, collector, files
monthly and quarterly reports Of
collections for Jan, and quarter end.
ing Jan. SYST, 1901. Same exam
ined and approved by the court.
K. T. l.. Smith. clerk presents
assessments Of X. G.. 81. Louis Il
Chicago K. K, also Lexington
4 Versailles Branch OF the Mo. Pac.
K. K. Co. which are examined and
approved and ordered certified to
State Auditor.
J W. Winning, treasurer. pre-
sents his settlement ending Jan.
SYST, 1901. which is examined and
approved by the court,
1t j. ordered that DR.. G.. s. Har-
din he appointed IA member of the