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New-York tribune., 1901-01-20

the market for passenger Green Bay and
Western will soon be in the market for about 100
boxcars. Missouri, Kansas and Texas will soon
be in the market for about 1000 cars. The Cudahy
Packing Company. of Omaha, Neb.. is in the mar.
ket for 200 refrigerator cars. Pere Marquette has
ordered sixty ballast cars. Iowa Central has
ordered fifty from the American Car and
Foundry Company. The Goodwin Car Company
has ordered 100 steel from the American Steel
Foundry Company. American Car and Foundry
has received the following orders: White and Black
River Valley (Choctaw, Oklahoma and Gulf).
twelve freight cars; International and Great North
ern. 1000 freight cars; Coahuila and Pacific twenty
five freight cars; the Silverton Northern. twenty
freight cars; Lackawanna, twenty-five freight cars;
the State railroads OF Chilli. 400 freight cars st.
Paul has ordered twenty passenger cars and two
parior cars Burlington has ordered fifteen coaches
and five chair cars The Pittsburg Coal Company
has ordered $50 gondola and $50 coal from
Pressed Steel Car Company Choctaw has ordered
400 boxcars 800 boxcars and 100 boxcars. Atchison
Gently ordered. It is probable that the road will
also buy 1000 coal
New-York tribune., 1901-01-20
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. Jan 1e. 2 p. m--The market for American
securities declined in sympathy with the general
market and on selling for New-York account CLOS
ing prices follow: Atchison, 45h4; Canadian Pacific.
pIA St Paul l52%; Illinois Central 1884,; Louisville
and Nashville. 90; Union Pacific preferred, S5; New
York Central. 1441k; Erie 2812; Pennsylvania, 20;
Reading. 1875: Erie LIST preferred 64s4; Northern
Pacific preferred s71k; Grand Trunk. rs. and Ana
conda sM
New-York tribune., 1901-01-20
reported by De Haven & Townsend. No. 40 Walls
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The outside securities market closed weak Rub
ber Goods common was heavy, selling down a point
quiet; about 800 shares of each issue SELL
ing at AZ and 911s. respectively. General Carriage
fuctuated between ga and 21a Bay State Gas sold
at l 1-16. New-York Transportation advanced over
a point good buying to 5. New-England Trans
portation sold at 3. Pittshurg, Bessemer and Lake
Erie strong, advancing to 81 sales of 700
shares but at the close reacted slightly The bank
shares were dull
New-York tribune., 1901-01-20

amounted IN par value s2.S4s5OO against S.sl1OOO
Friday. The heaviest dealings were in the
Atchison and Baltimore and Ohio issues, Central
Pacific As. Colorado and Southern list 4s Erie gen
ersl As, Kansas City Southern 3s. Mexican Central
lst incomes. Reading general Is, St Louis South
western 2ds, Southern Pacific 4s. and Wabash de-
benture BIS. The last named strong features
on heavy dealings
New-York tribune., 1901-01-20

1.-THE Financial Chronicle" computes the gross
earnings of seventy roads for the fourth week OF
December 1900 at S14O4s.S26, an increase OF ST.,
AIS 712; 107 roads for the month of December re-
port $62 1884 1876 increase of s5173171; 113 roads
report for the fiscal year 1900 s7s6 S39. IN
crease of S64 66911 In addition. THE Chronicle
has returns of sixtyeight roads which have as yet
reported for only eleven months of the year 1900
showing gross earnings s51O.931SS5. Increase of
$34 $50 7O7, making grand total of 1S1 roads for
the year 1900 of 81 297 $50 724 increase of $99
500 S21. For the first week OF January, 1901 sixty
one roads report $s114775 an increase of $66S 2S2
New-York tribune., 1901-01-20
NEW EQUIPMENT.

THE Railroad Gazette reports neu, rauro.a
equipment follows
Cuba Company has ordered four engines. Intar
nauohal ana Great Northern is In the marker for
Ten irelght engines; Omaha is having foiIr sneine
puit Erie has ordered twenty-five simple corr
soAoauon engines Great Northern is reported in
New-York tribune., 1901-01-20
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARRET-Call money, III per cent.
closed at 11zQ2 per cent Time money 814a4 per
cent for sixty days and S94 per cent for three and
four months and S&G4 per cent for six months on
railroad collateral Commercial paper. 494la per
cent for three, four and six months for the best
names. and above for names not we'll known
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-MarIet firm. Actual
closing rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1901-01-20
COAL TRADE CONDITIONS.

The December letter of the Anthracite Coal oper-
ators' Association says:
The anthracite market has been extremely active.
So FAR there has been no surplus which the trans
porting companies could place in their reserved
stocks Delays may be anticipated In deliveries
when, during period of cold weather. there is an
unusual rush OF orders The mines are working
nearly full time is possible Prices are being
firmly maintained at all points No reduction is an
tcipated until the issuance circular of spring
prices and what change there will be then. If any
Is uncertain The market is in an exceptionally
strong condition. There have been developments of
great moment in the anthracite industry.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-20
FERRY COMPANIES.

Bklyn r ist Con IS. 1913.
do stock ---.......-..l
Hob + Ist mtg 5s. 1919. q.
n Y g. Z r Ferry Co stock.
do LIST mtg 5s. 1923.
NY & HF LIST gn mig SIS. l946l
lOth&23d S F lst ing s.l910
Union + OF y Y a. b bs...
do stock .--........-..
n & NJ + 1st mtg IS. l94S.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-20
Total SPAS 7a2 100 s2577Os 40 Inc.sI8e71 800
eainst eposis 22l asaosO go 44s 500 Inc sll2 $50
81 ass O5o - %. an Inc. s4.s!

The following the changes for the correspond
ing weeks OF the three preceding years: 190-Loans
increased s4579.1o0 cash increased 81 36OO0 de-
posts increased SIG 10000 and surplus reserve in
creased S747s.S25 1899-Loans increased s. 500, ,6O0
cash increased 1914 O0 deposits increased SS 26S
400 and surplus increased Sc 40 6OO 1885
Loans increased s24750o cash increased S1l 02 400
deposits increased S2 900 and surplus reserve in
creased s. 3O6,425
The following table shows the bank holdings on
the respective dates:
New-York tribune., 1901-01-20
FOREIGN COMMERCE..

IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE AT HEw-YoRK
prygoods .........-... s25o2s4 s2aS53ss g. o54
New-York tribune., 1901-01-20
CHICAGO STOCKS.
FURNISHED by Walker Brothers. No. II Broadway
COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS.

Closing quotations on the Colorado Springs Min
ing Stock Exchange furnished by William p. Bon
bright & Co.. OF Colorado Springs:
New-York tribune., 1901-01-20

Bay State Gas Co......I
Bing Gas LIST mtg IS. 1888.
do stock -..-.........
Bun c Gas 1st mtg 5s, le4T
do stock --....-........i
c Gas Co OF Nj lst IS, 1885,
Con Gas Co OF ] CAP c..
do LIST rs. 1904. .---.....i
Colum Gas Co ist SIS. 1892. |
d G e. z Co list Con SIS. l949l
do stock .......-......I
II W Gas Co Ist es, 1928. 4
Grand Rapids O L Co Is.
DO lst SIS. 1918. ......-...I
Indianap Gas lst Ga. 1920.
Lafayette Gas ist IS. 1924. I
L d W V Gas lst 6s. 1925.
do stock ......-......-.I
Mad G. & z Co 1st 6s, 1929.
y Z G & c LIST mtg 6s. 1929.
do stock .............
Ohio & @ LIST ntge IS. 1928
do I p (newl. wl...........l
Syracuse G 1st mtg IS. 1855
do stock
St Joseph Gas Ist 6s, 1897.
do stock .--........
st Paul Gas Con SIS. 1914. :. |
do stock -...........l
West c OF Milwaukee 8 D c
do lst IS. 1893 ...........I
New-York tribune., 1901-01-20
JANUARY EARNINGS.

Railroad earnings received yesterday for the
second week in January show the following
changes as compared with the time year
ago:
New-York tribune., 1901-01-20
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
INACTIVE STOCKS.

FURNISHED by C. F. rockingham. No. 20 Broad-st.)
Rs Asked
New-York tribune., 1901-01-20
To THE HOLDERS OF
First Mortgage Five Per Cent. Refundiug
Cold Bonds of 194S
The Indiana, Illinois & Iowa r. r. Co

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that The Indiana. Illinois
and Iowa Railroad Company has exercised option
reserved IL First Mortgage Five Cent Re-
funding Gold secured by First Mortgage Five
Per Refuning Gold Bond Mortgage dated Octooer
J. A D. 1885, Continental Trust Company Of the City
or New York. and Joseph D. Oliver Trustees TO redeem
said bonds and each OF them at time at its option
by paying the Trust Company. Trustee in said Mort
the lawful holders OF said bonds and ten
premium thereon and accrued interest and
that II all OF said bonds then outstand
ing. the First ustD day of February, A u
1901 by paying therefor said date TO the Contfnen
Trust Company Of the City OF New York or to me
lawful holders thereof. the office OF the said Trust
Company Number so Broad Street. in the City Of Nes
York. par and per centum premium thereon and
accrued interest. -.
Thereupon under the provisions q said mo.ssse ana
the bonds secured thereby. INIEREST Will Ct-As1..
10 ACCRUE THEREON AND SAID BONDS
WILL BE FULLY PAID.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
The Indiana. Illinois and Iowa Railroad Company
BY T. p. SHONTS. President
r. P. AHRENS Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-20
An ASSURED 7@6 INVESTMENT
Interest january and july
Positive Certainty of Large Ad-
ditiOnal Dividends.

An exceptional opportunity safe and unusually
profitable investment the shares Corporation which
present controls prosperous Western properties and
extraordinary opportunities for increasing its
holdings earnings upon absolutely safe
basis
The investment offered contempates the purchase Of
cumulative preferred stock par. and with
full paid -assessable. common stock part Of
the consideration. The of the dividends
the preferred stock when stipulated.
mencing with the year. is fully
definitely provided
Such Company the active cooperation support
Of of the most important railway of the
and by arrangements controlling
interests in large number important dividend earning
properties
The sale of these shares is enable Company to
acquire the above operations
the earnings industries already under
panys control Will provide ample dividends
the preferred stock. earnings additional
properties will the which is safe
to assert will commence TO liberal dividends at a
early day.
careful Investigation viii satisfy conservative in
vestors that the Preferred shares offered
solutely safe investment the common shares
promise to- become very valuable
Full information furnished application to
AMERICAN FINANCE AND TRUST CO.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-20

A DvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for Tns rronns %
"a received Uptown Ofice. No l242 Broadwsy.
I'd door north s1st-st. until o'clock advertise
nents received the following branch oees al res
ONCE rates urVn o'clock viz: 2o4 Sun ave. =
c3dst.: i52 tn i2h-st: MaeyA 6tn-As-
New-York tribune., 1901-01-20

Int. period. BID Asked
New-York tribune., 1901-01-20
STREET RAILROAD BONDS.

BANK STOCKS.
reported by Clinton Gilbert No. 2 wall-st)
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-26
Ordinance No. 22.

tN ORDINANCE TO ESTABLISH \ SCuODL DISTRICT AND PROVIDE FOg Tus ENLARGEMENT uF THE rIGLIC SCHOOLS AND OTHER LIKE PURPOSES FOR SEAG-
 WAY. ALASKA
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-26
EGBERT
Beef Will Be Plenty There
 For d lime

Archie Heath Ieu Dawson for Els. C.ty ou ;l. lan u-t VIth a scow lolI %. ul meat and provisions lor th, Am,r.c.u ..tr Twenty toms uf thr cIrsD wan -.u -.-t uf l.1.H u.,f for tue hlrrte,H aJ sas.y. Ovn- u tl- condition .i Oh. weather b, has u-yu delayed tor -..,-.l uIts. Canadian duties have uesr aHu Hn lI Oh. meat suJ provisions. hut i.if e ot Am,uou production. tHey Wlu avoid tI. Nm.r,uH ..-tum- uu lu. r.t..t. d. Heath said.
 .rb.r. Hre moo iJIr men at Elrie auI W- Ire expecting continuance O. ,he good tme, au winter The telegraph uu. r.m Ele.e to VuIJ,s ,s being pushed l- rapidly as possible and forty meu sr. steadily ut work The pole. fur eighty miles ot the uHr arc nearly lI -.t and tH. wire .- uu Che srUgud
 .It I- .>ueeteI Che Iue tu tne TIHtu. river win b, completed u,lor. hgtur. uc- us compelled t' clos. down for th. wu- t.r Prom Nal,s tn Che TIua1I the di-- taHc. .- -s mu.s. and from Che Panama tu Elsiy 10 .s l1 miles
 .rb, road over which the uuc is being blut is very roush All thc material and outfits 1rg packed u by mules. Animals lre NU,I ,.cr jay r.yiug Che tuu Che tuuolrluce or Che o.I White Pass
 -Thor. has boon considerable pruspec- un- u th- vicinity of Ear.c durus thc summer. and thor. win be much mining Jon. th.r. thIs winter
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-26
NEW RIVAL
Claims Made For Atlin yS.
 the klOndike

E ID Feth.rstouH1u-h. manager of th, Arm Mr.ae Company. Mckee cre.k. 40. .r. who wont down .n Oh. iHtue som. tm. .eo .s now In Nlula.r.r. gu route .. ErrurI ro on. Advertiser oi Vancouver he -lt. I .0nI Interview rh, company owns u,. claims ol Mckee .r..s ..t.ru- sHmr four Hri hlt m. The past -.Henn has been spent .....U.u- plant uuI U..Hl iIrz. amount .. ..HI work. the actual nyduHueug ,s.rs dar. ht.H- r.u Ht.. hut Mr. FgI- t..r.l.r. ....lh r,H.rt. th. c'.Hu-IH from .. most satisfactory.
 IIa sut.s tHlt J WI take probably from B O. u y..u c. tra-ueHE work IT. u.. h. n...t.-. within tU. next two y.r. prov. richer chan Che N''nliSe ". ...r.. H. "...r ..t u..u E'Ur ...- .. r..... nr..t... miners. .- .H'. ..H such m.u Ir. r tn. camp ,Hilt.
 nm. indication. .r. Hu0.,.r trIt frr ...... .- t.r r.H. HrI Mr. F,IH.rstuIr. U...I I..s mot u.l.,. t.. uI chluur. .r .I. .lr.Ik Hus yrt b.ru d.scutrr.l.. U.. .r.s.r.. .f lars. uase.ts 1nd golr-. ...I m ruc.s where f has be.r found .....rf th.- theory. Su.us.ug 70. large H.-.... n. r...rr.I Q. oh. com. found log lI. ..mH..l now uH view In tH. Cam- U.. -.r..U .D,.s -.ur.. worth -.me t..1 which N.. found .r On. lti. between N.,.. and Sur... .r.k-.
 ru.. .r.. n.--.ts h.l also h..n found U, m.n nI.n ...u- HdrH.e Ht.-H..t- .He uu Mckee. Dr..k. uu. w..-HUu .H .H.... and ul. r....I ut s," f1. o.H.r u.I-l.I a. .n... and U.J. rGmh.r ..um- from in l uuHe.s. hId been ...uI
 m ..u.rI nr.h .ams winter work u.. .. D.rr..I u.. ur NcN.. cr.eN alone ... .Iu.. .r. UrIun- bles mt' tno benches. ann. Vu wash th.r dump 'Ht II. u.. .rrns. Hs .e lan, m the Yukon
 s...kne e,n.r.e of tbe Atin camp. Mr. rtu.r.tounueh suteJ thlt th. ie' ..I t.u.I. hII seriously handicapped and ...t H..k tn. district AtIu was uHt sli- .....l.t r.ur.-.uteI at Victoria, and slt- ....Hr II..r.t..ulrv powers W.fr n't ....u n. On. sold comm. alHu.r The ch..' th..e .umHu.n.I uI was that sufficient ....m..t VII. u.l u..I .n suutiug water urbt. many mon had obtained hydr'ai- Id. uI..s and water privileges who had ...r .n.at a dollar ou Che properties and n.r. holding tHem purely lor speculation. to tbc J.tr.meut ot Che bona ude miuer What Vle -r.Hur r..l.J aN. " Hrnr.r interpretation of tt. Water Clauses Gone ...IIuor Act
 N- F.th,rtorhluu leaves for Enr. ....| .n Y I.H .r Hu.. HH.. ..D"..r. U. Foe f.ru about January ur February.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-26

chase. receive. lcasc and hold m fee m trust for the City of Skogwov any and an real cstatc and personal property that may have been acquired or may hcrcaftcr bo acquired for Che use and bcncHt of Che public schools Of Che City of skurWuy provided thot no rcol estate shah bc bought. sold or exchanged, nor any expenditures Incurred for thc construction of school houses. or other Improvements without Che approval of the Common Council of Che City of SkaE- way
 SECTION IV
 The City Treasurer shall Doc cV-onlcIo treasurer of thc school money and school funds and it shall hc his duty immedl- at,ly upon receiving any moneys on ace count uf Surwly public school fund from Che clerk of thc United states Dis trIct Court for Che District of Alaska. Division No. b 1s provided in Section aG. Chapter 2i Civil Code for Che District of Alaska. or from any other source. Co noe tIfy u writing thc city clerk Che amount of Che money so received. and Che city clerk shah thcrcupon charge the ld treIsur.r and credit said school fund with such amount so received.
 SECTION V.
 Tho City Clerk shall bc cx-oMcio clcrk of Che bolri of school directors and shall draw an warrants on Che school fund os hereinafter provided. and shall keep 1 strict account with Che treasurer of said school fund. charging said trcnsurc~ N.th au moneys received from any source whatever on account of said school fgui and crcdbing him with 1l warrants drawn ag1inst said fund. and hc .hul make a monthly detailed statement Co thc Common Council of thc financial condi- tion of said school fund and for what purpose any money or said school fund haas been paid since Che preceding month. The Clerk shall receive as compensation for services rendered in this capacity. payable out of Che school fund. a sum per month Go bc fixed by resolution or thc Common Council.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-26

Attest GODFREY CUEALANDER.
 City Clerk.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-26
TIME TABLE.

IN EFFECT JANUARY ., l9Ol-
 (Dailv ExceDt Supdav.l
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-26
Arc Hunting Rabbits

Rabbit hlruue s au th. -o aJ present u ssaeuly Every day Che crack ot On. ur.. con be h,Irl camus from tae srr. bounding hms The hunters r,por, plenty .. Um. The rabbits arc at and plump .HI ore makes au eNceeiing'y good m..L Tt. demand has boon good lately .HI ..u.rs HlI r1dy buyers.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-26
Po,or.' Claim Yielded Big

J. E Peters. who owns discovery claim Hn is.uE-tHr- creek. n Che B.g salmon. s u the c.ly having arrived on last u.rhts train. MT Peters has taken out about plLHUU th.s year and hIs property is likely tn yield as much if not more. next season. He win spend Che winter In the states. uuI com. Iu ue1In next spring
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-26

sum gr.atcr than thc amount so dscd DOT quarter excepting os hereinafter proc v.dod: provided. certified copy ot sniJ resolution nNIug th, quarterly sum Go h' expended. shah hc delivered Go tho cN trcusurer ou or before thc first of olcn such quarter
 And for hc purpose of osccrtanIne what Incidental or quarterly current cN- nonses for Che maIuniuoncc Of public schools win hc necessary Che said school board arc hereby required on or before Che first day of January le2. and ou or before Che first day of September of each and every year Go submit Co Che Common Council statement showing Che num- bor of toachcrs that win bc employed during Che school year and Che salary ot each. jantors and other employees wuh salaries amount of ruc and an other u- cIdcnu current expenses that win hc necessary to meet. 1s near os Che same may bc ascortaInod by thc said Board for the said school year
 SECTION VII
 lf no any time s1id board of school 'i'- rrctor- shall deem it necessary or proper for Che muIuuuaucc of said public schools to oNpcnd greater amount 'f money per quarter than provided hy See uou VI. or shah deem t necessary t" incur any indebtedness for building. ll- tcrnr. or repairing school buildings. GOT school property, cor Co furnish Che same with proper school furniture apparatus, or appliances. or amy other oNtrH orlin- ary expenses of Che bo1rl of school di- roctors. they shall nrst submit written statement containing tho plans and spec ci1c1tiona and a detailed description of che purposes for which slid expenditures ar, desired Go be made Go Che Common Council for their approval and if ape proved hy said Common Council copy of Che statement submitted by Che board of school directors with the endorsement of the Common Council thereon showing thc amount of money necessary for such expenditures. shall bc nlod with Che treasurer of Che school fund and shall be paid out on warrants duly signed by Che chairman of school board and attosted by Che clerk.
 That au former acts and expenditures of Che board of school directors for Che City or skagwoy done in its official ca- pacIty arc hereby ratified and approved. and ths ordinance shah iu no wise oncct Che carrying out of amy contracts or oh- Ueations heretofore entered into by Che said school board according Go Che intent and meaning of Che same prior Go thc passage thereof
 This ordinance shall take cncct and hc iu ful force and operation from and after Che date or its passagc, approval and publication for three successive weeks In a newspaper of general circulation within thc City of skagway.
 Approved and passed by Che Common Council of Che City of Skagw1y this 2lst day of October. l90l.
 F. M. WOODRUFF
 EX-oWclo Mayor. Attest
 GODFREY CUEALANDER
 City Clerk.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-26

Eo it ordained by thc Common Council or Che City of Sk1gway.
 SECTION l Th.r. shah bo a public school maintain cd .r and for th. City of skurvly cone suwuus school district embracing thy territory within the exterior boundaries of th. Incorporated City of SkaEwly. sli public school Go bc known and designo,- ed 8s tuc public school ot Sk1EwaN Alska.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-26

Bis bargains in snoes this week at Chency's Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-26

You can get a r'oj GitIng. stylish suit this week for tl5H lt Chenoy's Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-26
SECTION VI

Every claim payable out of Che school
 fund shall bc itcm.zcd md shah bo vcr-
 iGcd by Che oath of Che claimant. Co tho oIcct that Che same Is true and cor-ccL
 and that no part thereof has been pai ]. It shall bc nlcd with Che said board au0
 approved by a majority of thc members
 thereof and a certificate of such approval sh1I bc endorsed thereon signed by thr chairman of said board whcrcupon thc City Clerk shall draw o warrant on the treasurer or said school fund for Che pay m"nt thereof which warrant shall be signed by Che president of said board of school directors. and shall specify for what purpose Che same is drawn; proc y.dcd. that nd hoard of school dircc- tors arc not authorized Co cxpcnd for in- cIdouai and monthly current expenses for Che maIntainancc Of Che public school a sum greater than that fixed from time to time by resolution or Che council for each and every quarter consisting of threc months. during Che school year. 1ud thc trcosurcr ot said school fund Is pr,. hihItcd from paying ou said warrants a
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-26
THE WHITE PASS & YUKON ROUTE.

Pacific and Arctic Railway Navigation Company I{ritsh British Yukon Railway Company
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-26
SECTION IL

The supervision and m1nascmcut of Che Sklrway public school shall bo vested In three school directors 1s provided by scc- tion 5e of chapter 2l. of Che Civil Code for thc district of Alaska. Said boarl of school directors shah bo elected at Che t.mc and In Che manner as Che Common Council of Che City of skagwoy. and special elections may bc called as proc y.d,d by ordinance for Che holding of pgc1l elections for Common Council men. to lU vacancies in thc office of School Directors. Tho Board of School Directors shau meet and organize with in tsn days after their election and at slid meeting saau by a majority vote of au tEc dir,ctors elected. elected ono of their members 1s president ot Che of an Che directors elected. elect one one of their members as sccrtary. and shall nie with Che City Treasurer and City Clgrk "a certificate signed by said board, setting forth thc names of Che members of said board ot school dIrcc- tors so elected as president and secre- tarv
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-26
SECTION m

The Board of School Directors. in ad- ditIon Co Che general powers given them
 by Section 92 of Chapter 2l of Che Civil
 Code for thc District of Alaska. shall have power Co make. establish and en- force an necessary and proper rules and regulations not In conflict with thc laws or Che District of Alaska for the govern mcnt and management Of said public schools and teachers thereof and pupils therein. and shall have power 10 pur-