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Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19
THEY LIKE THEM.

The Jenkins hay rake ! bought OF
you gives entire satisfaction.
S. p. EMMoNs.
l have two Jenkins hay rakes and
have been using them since they came
in use and like the Jenkins best OF all.
b. o. SINS.
The jenkins hay rake is all right; Il
is the best | ever saw.
JoE T. CREWS.
Iconsider the Jenkins hay rake the
best l ever saw. S. p. CARTER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19

Master Harold Hannah returned 10
day from a two weeks visit pleasantly
spent with relatives in and near
Mexico. He was accompanied home
by Miss Lewis who was en- route g
Hannibal. -Moberly DsnocFu-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19

GEORGE A. Ross, Yiee-President Of
Hardin College, has been elected As
slstant Recording Secretary Of the
Missouri Baptist Young Peoples
Union.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19
Rpworth LEAGUE nssting ia roberly

hoBERLY, June 16.-The eighth an
nual convention Of the Mexico dis.
trict Epworth League Of tho n +.
Church, South, viii be June f5-Ig. The
conferences viii be conducted b. the
Rev. II. r. Stout
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19
lursday, the 10th Day o
June, A. D., 1902.
SHERIFF'S SALE

by virtue and authority OF transcript
execution ISSUED from the Office OF the
Clerk OF the Circuit Court Of Audrain
County, Missouri, returnable at the
June term, 1902, Of said Court, and to
me directed in favor OF Howard T..
hickey and against Valentine Frdel
l. have levied upon and seized All the
right, title, interest and claim OF the
said Valentine Erdel OF, in and to Inc
following described real estate, t0-wft:
The southwest I Of the southwest !
and the east ! Of the northwest ! Of
The northeast | and the southwest of
Lhe northeast I, all In Section two
township 81, Range s., all lying and
being IN the said County OF Audain.
and State Of Missouri; and | will. on
Thursday, the 10th Day of
June, A. D., 1902,
~ being the sixteenth day Of the Cir.
cult Court Of said COUNTY, between
the hours OF nine O'Clock IN the fore-
noon and I'VE O'Clock IN the afternoon
q that day, at the east front court
House door, In the City OF Mexico.
Connty Of Audrain aforesaid. sell the
same, or 80 much thereof as may be
required, at public vendue. n the
highest bidder for cash In hand islb.
lect 70 all prior liens and iudQmentel.
70 Salty said execution and costs.
IDS QUINCY JAMES.
Sheiin OF Audrain County, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19

JUDGE W. L. RAFTERY has paid for
his Mexico LEDGER till January /,
1906. Go, thou, and do likewise.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19

Nm Fannie Talbot, nee Miss Fan
ME Hardin, vas IN Mexico with her
children Sunday the guesto Of Hon. w.
II. KEENAN,.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19

COLUMBIA, No, June 14.-Columbia
churches declare that Sunday base
bali viii not be tolerated. Last Sun
day a local team played against a team
Of women in bloomers. This caused
much comment, and all the churches
have published resolutions protesting
against the dissertation. The Boone
County Fair Association, which owns
the ball park, has been given a copy
Of the resolutions and has been asked
not TO lease the park for Sunday ball
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19

EVERY teacher in Audrain county
should attend the teachers institute
now in progress IN this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19
TRUSTEES SA,.

whereas, Joseph A. No.
his wife, Florence NormNOIlAan Y
10th day Of May, 1900. by tha. z
deed OF trust, recorded II III
Trusts No. -, Page d "a
coIder's Office for Audrain
Missouri, conveyed 10 h ~
trustee, the following de,e.Is M
estate, situated in A1drsia y
Missouri, to-wit: vl
The southeast ! of tbo
quarter Of Section %. ana i, 5sal
vest / Of the northwest o w.
Section 80, both Of ToynsiSSalll s
three gbSl Of Range eight ta
Which said conveyance vas r..
trust to secure the payment y.
tain note therein described ".
with the annual interest t6s,ss
whereas, default has been msso
payment OF said note and inis,ss
as the trustee has removed is~
State OF Missouri, now. thers,a.sT T
Sheriff Of Audrain County bseos
successor and at the request m.
holder Of said notea and by yirtss
authority In me vested, will ~
the hours OF 9 O'Clock IN lbp io-.-
and 4 O'Clock p. m. on
Friday, the Goth Day Of jim
A. D, 1902,
at the east front door Of te
House IN Mexico, Audralp 0as.s
Missouri, sell the above 49,.
property at public auction h \
bidder, for cash, "a M
said debt and costs Of eFecvtr,
trust. QUINCY JAMS
Sheriff Of Audraln Oouulr
Us Acting Tnin
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19
UNEls

SELDOM, indeed, has Audrain coun-
had better crop prospects than at
nreeent
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19

After spending Sunday with friends
In this city, Miss Edna Bunton has
returned 10 her home 10 Macon City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19

Mrs Max Owen and children will
leave Saturday for st. Louis 10 reside.
MI. Owen VIII remain In Mexico 10
take care Of his insurance agency.
Mrs. Owen goes down to be with her
two daughters and her son, who are
employed there.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19
Thursday, the 10th Day
June. A. D., 1902,

III being The sixteenth day o. uN
cult Court OF said County betEe1
hours Of nine O'Clock In ne 10y.
and five O'Clock In the altein'e
that day, at the east iron,
House door, In the City o. hs
County OF Audrain Aforesaid e.
same, or so much thereof @aH
required, at public yenduel
highest bidder f0r cash IN lAne
ject to all prior liens and luass
70 satisfy said execution am STsS
IDS QUINCY JANE
Sheriff OF Audrain County
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19

-
JUNE 10.

s2S A D Persian era Of Yezde-
grid began.
1873 a disastrous fire destroyed
buildings Of J. F. Lllewellyn, George
Kmkel, John Schumacher, Daniel
Leonard, Mart Roberts and others in
Mexico, Mo.
1897. Hawaiian annexation treaty
signed at Washington. Islands for.
mally annexed July 7.
JUNE II.
IT'S. Battle OF Bunker Hill.
1925. Corner stone Of Bunker Hill
monument laid by Lafayette. =
lss3. Bunker Hill monument dedi-
Gated.
1851. The battle Of Bonneville, Mo.
was fought between forces under Gen.
Lyon and Gen. John S. Marmaduke.
1868. Audrain MOI county's third
court house was begun. The building
cost nearly s4s,0 OO and is still in use.
JUNE Is.
1872. The United States declared
war against England.
1915. Battle OF Waterloo.
1876. A regiment Of Missouri yolun-
teers was rendezvoused at Fl Leay-
enworth, Kas., for the Mexican a
1896. United States and England
agreed toarbitrate Venezuelan bound-
airy dispute.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19
yete fer Municipal ownsr,hip.

NARDALIA. June 17.-Tbis city held
a special election today 70 determine
whether the city should own and
operate is own electric light plant
The proposition earned, ~ 20 20.
-Four men were killed by a bolt Of
lightning a , potato field near Sher-
man, Texas
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19
0. 5. PheIps Dead.

C~ESTRALIA, Mo-, June l5.-U. S.
Phelps, aged 81 years, died at bis home
in this city last night. He was a
brother Of postmaster ]. NJ. Phelps, Of
this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19
Thursdav. the 18th Day


June, n ~ LCt
1T being the sixteenth DAY q b
cult Court OF said county, be's"1.pa,
hours Of nine O'Clock In tne Z
and five O'Clock in the no
that day &C the east frontuoul' essrr
door, in the City Of Mexlee ,se &
OF AudFain aforesaid, sell theslrif|
50 much thereof as maI 9ei Htil
public vendue, 10 the hlsas N ~
FOR cash in hand Subject t ~
liens and ~iudgmentsh 10 S
execution and costs t,uES
ids QUlNOl Ma
sheriff OF Audrain Couh9i
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19
hsody mt ISth 10y
June, A. D., 1909,

10 being the sixteenth day d Id
cult Court OF said COunt{ I'D
the hours Of nine O'Clock ntN
noon and i've o'clock In the aiigl
Of that day, at the east fT0Hl0
House door, in the City Of Xas
County Of Audrain aforesaid ri
same, or so much thereof as @l
required, at public Vendue q x
highest bidder for cash in had
ject TO all prior liens and jaagaa
TO satisfy said execution and osk
ids. QUINCY JAMN
Sheriff Of Audrain County u
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19

The corneE in c0rn is expected to
send the price of the July option to
75c or even higher at Chicago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19
sHERIFF's SALE

By virtue and authority dPe1
execution for back taxes and 81
Issued from the Office Of TIE uleika
the Circuit Court Of Audrslh 0oang
Missouri, returnable at The Junseil
1902, OF said Court, and 10 me alfala
In favor of the State Of hissoulialu.
relation and TO the use Of Albell ~
rison, Collector Of the Revenue q =
County Of Audrain, State Of Alsal,
and against the Unknown Heln I
Laura L. Gray ct al | have leTlea
and seized all the right, title a15e
and claim OF the said Unknon1 ls.
OF Laura L. Gray ct al Of, lnanlN@
following described real estate
Lot seven "a, Block seven NJ
town OF Benton City, MisSiua !
lying and being IN the sad ua1e
Audrain, and State Of Missouri
viii, on
Thn~ado0 4ha 10th DAY y
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19
the 2Oth Dar a h,
sHERIFr,s SALE

BY virtue and AUTHORITY Of us
execution for back taxes and "a
issued from the Office Of theCsi
the Circuit Court Of Audran Css
Missouri, returnable at the Ian.I
1902, Of said Court, aud 10 me d
IN favor OF the State Of NlHri
the relation and to the use q ~
Harrison, Collector Of The Rsraal
the County Of Audraln, STATE 4 +
souri,, and against the Unkn0mh
OF NJ. @. Pearl andal otherdeha
/ have levied upon aud sella
right, title, interest and claim Z d
said Unknown Heirs Of N. GA
and all other defendants Of, 10 nj
the following described reaIgaa
wit:
Lots five GLAND sixl6l Blockxlz
in the town Of Benton City Wise
all lying and being In the sid %
of AudraIn, and State 0fMISon
l will, on
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19
sHERfFF's SALE

By virtue and authority o.
execution for back taxes any
issued from the Office OF tbe -
the Circuit Court OF Audraln w.
Missouri, r%eturnable at the Ju1s
1902 Of said court, and 70 me un
In favor OF the State Of hlss
the relation and 10 the use
H. Wallace, Collector OF tne 49,
OF the City Of Mexico ndIain M
Missouri and against Be9ee.
son, l have levied upon and sslJ
the right, title, interest ana 2 q
the said Rebecca Johnson oL
to the following described ~ I'm
to-wit: Lot four az In ol9cs MI
Fair Ground addition TO w /
Mexico. Mo. All lying ana vss
the said county, and state Oh
and / Will, on
Thr~~dav Aha 10Th Day "
Arizona republican., 1902-01-10
Mines and Minerals
 of Arizona
IN THE NORTHWEST
Mining Situation in Mohave as the
 Flew Year Opens.

The new year seems to be full of promise for the mining men Of Mohave i county as indicated by the following items in the f<ingman Arrow:
 In q few days c. r. Kuencer and F. l.. smith will proceed to the Snow ball group of mines. near Boundary Cone. and make surveys with a view of pat enting the mines. MT. Smith is ia town, registered at the Beale hotel and stated to reporter that he intended to stay with the county a while longer. A1r. Smith, it will be re membered, was one of the former own CTS of the Snowban group. and has other claims located in the immediate vicinity, upon which he intends doing some development work shortly.
 Air. James r. Carter. an old timer in this country, and miner of experi- ence. after a year spent in rebuilding the burned-oUt city of Prescott. re- turned to Blackberry Monday, accom- panied by an eastern capitalist. who is interested with him in a gold mine seven miles southwest of Blackberry. This claim is free milling gold prop erty, and Carter and Miller have done quite a lot of vori, on il. and worked the ore in crude way. only extracting 9 small percentage of the gold. But
 
 judging from the amount of work they cid on the claim.
 William Ridenour has given an ex- tension of time to the parties who are working his copper mines in the Grand canyon. \ cash payment of Sl0.O00 was made and the company haze q force of men at work. and are taking out some of the remarkably rich copper ere fo. which these mines are famous
 O. D. NJ. Gaddis has just returned from the Mocking Bird mine. situated in Weaver district. and is exceedingly pleased with the new chute Of ore un- covered while doing the assessment work.
 The property has heretofore been considered a blanket ledge. but while doing the work in the old workings the ledge straighteued u9 and is now pitching a { an angle of forty-five de- grees. The ore body at this point is over three feet wide and shows free gold throughout
 GIr Caddis informs Us that at least S2O.OC0 has been taken out from work inGs on the blanket ledge and since the ledge has strengthened up the values have increased and the owners believe the property has passed the expert mental stage and is now mine
 The property is owned by GaG2is and Perry company and consists of eight claims. all showing good gold values. and is equipped with complete mill. cyanide plant, etc.
 Ed r. Thompson returned from Ger bat last night. On the Vanderbilt mine. owned by himself and G. ". Beecher. the men doing annual assess mcrt work. struck rich body of sUi- phuret ore two feet and half in width.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-10
A RARE OPPORTUNITY!

Probably never before have the peo- pie of Phoenix had the opportunity to buy at public auction rare and costly jeweiry. silverware, musioaf< instru- ments, bric-a-Or2c. etc. which will be offered at auction this evening at No. i2 North Center street, near Wash ington. This sale is being held under Jhe auspices of the Pacific Coast Auc- tion association, and every article put up will positively be sold 10 the high est bidder. Gold and silver watches, gold rings and, in fact, a thousand different articles will be sacrificed at whatever they will bring. Five ele- gant prizes will be given away free at every sale.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-10
A PROMISING FIELD.

Two mining men from Los Angeles came out to Blackberry Sunday and started post haste for William Ste ven's ranch, on the Big Sandy. says the Kingnlan Arrow. NIT. Stevens has discovered some large veins of quartz within six miles of his ranch. and nea~ the Big sandy creek. which show a very heavy mineral in large quantities
 The mineral is very heavy. a number of pieces showing a specific gravity very close to that Of galena. Samples from these veins have been tested by local and other -@ssayers, with the re suit that certifca tes showing tin. lead and bismuth in varying percentages have been given. These contradictory certificates from different assayers have had but one result. viz: to cast doubt and distrust upon the assayins fraternity and cause the owners of the claims to think he is as far from a true analysis as ever It is understood that sC:ne Los Angeles parties obtained samples of the ere and had if tested for some metal net before suspected, and that the hasty visit Of these two mining men to see Mr. Stevens and se-
Arizona republican., 1902-01-10
THE VERDE APEx GROUP.

The Courier is informed that work of development on the Verde Apex group. near Jerome. is being vigorously pushed and has been continuous for over six months. Two tunnels. both in ore. are being run, with every indfca- ton that in q short distance a large ore body will be strucl-, which will justify the company in the erection of a fifty ton or 100 ton smelter on the property The company has recently purchased an adjoining claim. the Crown Point. which Is referred to as verita ble mountain of ore. The Crown Point was not bonded but was purchased straight out and paid for in full The purchase price is given at S55. coo. The fact that the Company has purchased for cash down, and at a handsome fig ure, adjoining property should be proof conclusive as 70 tho earneStness. sin self as well as 10 the remar kab bly, good showing being made upon the com pany's properties Not only is the Verde Apex proI aTty being developed. but work is beint. done on the proper ties on each side of it with the result that every claim shows good indica- 'tions of large ore bodies. Most of these veins run into or through the Verde Apex group. leaving no question as to the large amount of ore in the group. The group IS located less than two miles from the world famous prop critics cf the United Verde Copper com r7lu--
Arizona republican., 1902-01-10

no good harbor or roalstead, hence in stormy weather it is practically unap- proaChablc.
 According to the official. report, the islanders arc under the government of one of their number who appears to be man of ability and determination, and are in Q, contentec. though hardly 9 progressive. state. The entire con munity numbers about l50 members. with a somewhat disproportionate number of females. There are no dis eases on the island and absolutely no medical means of treating them i- there were The local authorities. when offered medical supplies. said tha they neither needed nor cared for them. There appears to be an abundance or truit and vegetables, and a sufficient supply of goats to furnish the compara- lively little animal food required in a tropical region.-Chicago Chronicle.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-10
Personal Mention
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S1r. M. Sanders is recovering fro1: q severe attack of Ia grippe.
 Mrs. Mitchell Of Chicago IS registered at the Commercial hotel Mir. and Mrs. O. Hart left last night via Maricopa for Portland, Oregon.
 R. A. smith of Jerome was q g,Ie..t of the Commercial hotel yesterday.
 Robert Musgrave left for Los An Geles on this mornings s. F., p. e, P train.
 c. r. Holmes of Worcester. Mass. was passenger for the south last night.
 Mir. J. Perrin, who has been very i'll with penunlonia, is reported much better.
 Messrs. II. P. AnneuaIt and H. c. Storey of Prescott were in the city yes terday. John Eaine CT Prescott was in the city esterday a guest Of the Com mercial.
 ATr. and Mrs, w P Parkhurst of San Francisco are registered a the Eotel Adams
 A. II. Wallace of F9asstaa WIS in the city yesterday the guest of the Commercial hotel
 Mrs. Martin Flynn Of Des NIoines. Iowa. is a guest of the Hotel Adams. She arrived yesterday.
 R. NJ Phelps was north-bound passenger this morning, his destination being Rochester. Minn.
 Mrs. W. MyricI and Alta D. Myrick of Palmyra, x. Y, were among yaster- days arrivals here. They are guests of the Hotel Adams.
 
 Mir. William Johnson of Sedan. Kan. ;s in the city, the guest of his brother. Mr. J. 4. Johnson. He will probably remain some tiIrN.
 Mrs. J. J. Anderson and Miss Ander- son of Santa Fe were among the arriv- als here yesterday. They are regis tered a the Ford hotel.
 Mir. r. r. TrOtt came down yesterday from Commissioners place on the upper canal He reports work pro- sressing nicely on the -eew electric plant.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-10

It occasionally happens that 2 mans best friend is the one who assists him home.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-10

samples Of which are being made today
 The discovery was made in sinking winZe in a drift 116 feet below the sur face and is another evidence of values in these mines when depth is attained. From surface workings in early days many thousands of dollars were taken out and worked in arastras first and mill afterward.
 The Vanderbilt ledge runs parallel with and about one-half mile from the famous Gem mine, upon which T. l.. Ayers made a snug fortune after strik- ing the sulphurets. and now being woi ked by Henry s. MacKay.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-10
IDEAL LIFE ON AN ISLAND.

One of the most delightful spots on the habitable globe is Pitcarian island in the South Seas. which is chiefly in habited by the descendants of the mu- tineers of the English ship Bounty. These people are entirely isolated from the world, with the exception that they live sufficiently near one Of the great ocean routes to induce the captains of vessels wishing fresh meat or fruit to make q slight deaection from their course, sight the island, land on it with one of the ships hoats and get their needed supplies. The island has
Arizona republican., 1902-01-10
BEGINNING GREEK IN OLD AGE.

Nearly everybody knows the vener- able Rev. ". R. Bishop, who lives on East Eleventh and Mill streets. Al though well up in the 7)s. MT. Bishop is still young in spirit and heart. and al ways ready for a joke. Some time ago Mr. Bishop took up the study O. the Greek language. He nas made rapid progress in the grammar and can translate req dily. MT. Bishop proposes to master Greek so that he can read the classics in the original There is no doubt that he will accomplish his purpose.-Morning Oregonian.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-10

Among, those registering at the Com mercial hotel yesterday were: Walter T. Fearnley. St Louis: A. c. Mcqueen. Mesa City; Erik Bloom. Agua Caliente. Ariz., and George Hamlin, Relief mine.
 Among those registered at the Hotel Adams yesterday were F. ". Hansen and A. Longini. Chicago; James R. Thorpe, Denver; W. F. Kennedy. Leavenworth; Philip Morse. san Diego; Joe Fairbanks. san Francisco; $. l.. Ilingan, Dallas I. C. Uhich, Denver, and C. T. Hirst, Glendale.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-10
SCIENCE SETTLES IT.
Dandruff is Caused By a Germ That
 Saps the Hairs Vitality

druff is caused by a germ. Falling hair and haldness are the result of dandruff Dr. F. J. Beardsley, of Champaign. H., got hold of the new hair preparation, Newbro's Herpicide- the only one that kills the dandruff germ. He says: T used Herpicide for my dandruff and falling hair, and I am well satisfied with the result Dr. J. T Fugate of Urbana. III, says: ''I have used Herpicide for dandrufr with excellent results. shall prescribe it in my practice" Herpicide kills the dan druff germ. Physicians as well as the general public say so.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-10
IS THIS A WONDER OR NOT?

A cornct that everyone can play without learning. Bands have been formed ell over the east. and even in the most respectable churches. The most extraordinary musical instrument ever produced, so constructed that it amplifies and changes the human voice to sound of cOrnet or clair0net. Sing into mouthpiece-Zobo Cornet does the rest.
 Queen Zithcr is the most beautiful 2ither. which We also guarantee you can play with the cords within 15 or 90 minutes practice.
 To introduce these instruments we will send the cornet carefully packed prepaid for 9 cents, and the zither for S4.5G.
 Messenger & Pos Music Go.
 General Agents for Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-10
MILES PRACTICALLY SUSTAINED.

In his brief and manly interview General Miles said: 'I have no sym uathy with the efforts which have been made to destroy the honor Of an officer under such circumstances" President Roosevelt. in kicking the slanderer out of the public service. simply acts what General Miles said.-New York World. .
Arizona republican., 1902-01-10

cure an option on his claims is the re suit. IL may be that the unknown metal is nickel. If so. our friend "BiH'' Stevens has his fortune made.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-07
THE SUPREME COURT.
Fourteenth District Cases Argued Yesterday
Appeals From 18th Tuesday.

Cases from the Fourteenth District
were argued Yesterday as fol- lows: State
vs. Peak. by Attorney Gems raj for State,
Solomon Gallert, by brvef. for defen-
dant; State VS.. Southern. Railway Com
pany, continued by con- iert; Henrietta
Mills VS.. Cliffside Milrs. argued by f.
III. Busbee and Z. j. Jr stice for plaintiff,
MeBrayer & Justice, H Pou (and 7.
Fl. Cobb by brief for defendanD: Lacy
VS. Webb. by F. H ,usbee for plaintiff,
Justice x Pless tan a J. T. Perkins by
brid for defendan t. In re Drcwry.
petition to rehear, .argued by S. j. Erwin
and J. L. Perkins (by BRIEF for petit
tioner, Avery & irwin, contra.
Cases from the Fifteenth District will
be called next Y tuesday,, May IL, as fol-
lows:
State VS.. Galloway.
State VS.. Coz is.
shelton VS.. Wilson, reargument or
dered.
Alexander VS. Brigham heirs.
J Iiazzf4rd vs. Lyman
Fisher VS.. Owens.
wilson VS.. Rankin (two cases)
Wilson VS. Hammit
HALLIBURTON VS.. Slagle.
Opinions were handed down as follows:
Graham VS.. Carr. from Durham. error.
Peebles VS.. Graham, from Durham,
petition dismissed.
Rosser VS.. Telegraph Company, from
Moore, affirmed.
Mcneil VS.. Railroad. from Moore,
new trial
Reiger VS.. Worth, from Brunswick.
no eror.
Faircloth VS.. Borden, from Wayne,
error.
Baker VS.. Board of Education, from
Grancille, per curtain, affirmed.
oates VS.. Bearing. from Henderson,
dismissed under Rule IL.