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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-06-17

TEAMS
win Put Up a sif6s.s$Game at BAH Park
Thursday AftemOOn.-Ellns
clarksburg Y. M.c.A

Much interest is being taken in the
baseball game which Is to be played on
the East End ball park diamond Thurs
day afternoon between the Young Mems
Christian Association BAH team Of FL
kin, and the Clarksburs association team.
The game win be called at Z o'clock IN
the afternoon. The Elkins team Is a
s.rcnr one and has played some very
strong games recently. The lineup Of
the local team is a. follows:
Dr. stone, F. B. Woods, Saekctt, Lind
say, Morgan, Laabenstein' L 9. sni'n'
steptoe, Stager,
The positions have not been assigned
10 the different players as yet.
small admission fee viii be charged
to dcfray the expenses Of the visiting
team.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-06-17
CATHOLIC
PARSONAGE
WEDDING
Young People Residing at Northview
Joined Together and Receive the
Fathers Blessing for Long Life
and Happiness.

At the Catholic parsonage at . o'clock
Wednesday morning, the Rev. Father
Hermann performed in a very elegant
way the ceremony which united Mr.
Gladdius Girard and Miss Garmalia
Schmidt in matrimony. They reside at
Northview and were accompanied to the
church by several friends. The bridal
party was conveyed to the parsonage IN
closed cabs. the usual functions OF a
church wedding being observed. After
the ceremony they returned to North
view, where were gathered many friends
to congratulate them and join them IN
the wedding festivities. AIr. and Mrs.
Girard are popular in glass working err
cles, he being engaged in that business
and her people also being skilled glass
workers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-06-17
TO FOUND
ATOWN
Is the Ultimate Purpose Of Col. Francis
Who is Engaged on Improvements
at ReynOldsviIle.

Col. NJ. J. Francis, of Wilsonburg, i
making some wonderful Improvement.
at Reynoldsyille. Some time ago he
purchased about 65 acres Of land Of q
coal company at that point and the past
lew weeks he has been giving his -un'
dividedg attention to the land. Among
other things he has already done is t.
construct a large water gap at the mouth
Of Plants run. The wall is made Of
stone. The construction Is modern and
attracts attention. It Is now his pur'
pose to make a street along Plants run
II win be known as Water street. The
Ultimate purpose IS to found and organ
i5c town Of considerable proportions.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-06-17
AGREEABLE
WEATHER
MAKES CARD PARTIES MUCH MORE
ENJOYABLE AND SPIRIT OF
ZEST ENTERS INTO THE
AMUSEMENT.
Mrs. John Brown Entertaiua-Mrs. Pan
and Mrs. Alexander are Hostesses.
Miss cOpelin Entertains.
Other Society Doings.

Mrs. John Brown gave very pleas
ant little card party to a few friends
Saturday evening between the hours OF
s and IL o'clock in honor of Mrs. Herbert
Richardson. The cool weather made the
entertainment more than enjoyable
Therefore the guests entered into the
spirit of the game with much zest. At
the conclusion Of the PROFESSIONS a
luncheon was served. The first prize
was captured by Mrs. Hubert T. Hous-
ton on n cut with Mrs. George Leather
bury, and the lone hand pS:se was won
by Mrs. Ansou D. Parr on tie with
Mrs. Leatherbury.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-06-17
WEDDING
AT SALEM
Miss Ora Van Horn Win Become th'
Bride of Nj. A. J. c. Bond, Of ROa-
noke, Lewis County.

lIr. 4. J. c. Bond, Of Roanoke. Levi
eo;nty. ard Iia, Ga = Van Horn, q
Salem, win be married in the !. 'er tow
tonight. The ceremony will be perform
ed BY Rev. Z. A. Witter, pastor Of the
salem Seventh Day Baptist church. The
happy couple will come here tomorrow
morning and 60 to his home in Roanoke
The bride-elect is the daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. William B. Van Horn, Of Sa'
lem. Mr.. Bond is a prominent young
educator. He and his bride.to.bc both
graduated this year at Salem college.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-06-17

Clarence W. Ash, OF Sand Fork, IS here
for few days visit among relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Alice Corpening and daughter
Miss Bessie, left Wednesday for Fair,
mont to be the guest for few days OF
Mrs. 0. ]. Fleming.
John NJ. Flanagan came in this morn
ing from Salem and spent the day here
]. c. Kesslcr and DR.. Showalter's two
sons left this morning for fishing trip
to Centralia,
f. R. Davis left this morning for Mt
Lake to attend the smith.Collins nup-
tials.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-06-17
ANNUAL
INSPECTION
Of A. C. Moore Camp, Sons of Veterans,
Takes Place in Grand Army Hall.

The annual inspection of the A. c.
Moore camp. sons OF Veterans, took place
Tuesday evening, in Grand ARMY hall in
the HoG block. The inspecting officers
were ]. ". NicClung, Of Grafton and
W. L. Lilly, first lieutenant of the Ty-
CARTS Valley camp. Twenty-six members
Of the camp were present and the event
was auspicious.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-06-17
Mrs. c. B. Alexander Entertains.

Mrs. C. B. Alexander EnteTtalns-
The Five O'clock club was charmingly
entertained by Mrs. Charles B. Alexander
Saturday afternoon in her cosy, attract.
i've home on Mulberry street. At 5
o'clock tea. with salad and waters. were
served in the dining room from a beau
tiful round mahogany table. Among The
guests were Miss Ellen Graham Basel
Mrs. George C. Oliver, Mrs. Robert Nor
rison, Miss Cornelia Basel, Mrs. Edward
Davis, Mrs. Arthur Hopes and Miss Co
lumbia Duncan.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-06-17

William Findlay, chief OF police OF
lNonongah, was here today.
Dr.. Louise Jarvis left this morning Tor
sit Lake Park to attend the Smith-col-
Inns wedding.
The Clarksburg Military band will play
a the lot sale at Bridgeport tomorrow.
Contractor winchell of the new jail
and sheriT's residence. is back from a
business trip to Washington city.
Mrs. Blanche Carter and daughter, Of
Texas, are spending the summer with the
formers mother, Mrs. Joseph L. Carr, OF
East Main street.
Mrs. Herbert Richardson, who has beer
visiting Mrs. George Leatherbury, ha'
returned to Baltimore.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-06-17
PAINFULLY
INJURED
was an Aged Lady at Mineral.-chair
Slipped and She Fell, Hurting
Her Side.

Mrs. Loretta Findlay, aged 50 years,
Of Mineral. mother of the chief Of po-
lice, William Fiudley, met with pain
full accident Monday night. She was in
the cellar arranging some fruit jars on
a shelf, when the chair she was standing
on slipped and she fell Her side was
badly injured. but her injuries are not
serious. She will be able to be out il
few days.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-06-17
DISCHARGED FROM HOSPITAL.

George W. Harp, the young man who
got his foot mashed BY the elevator at
the wholesale establishment Of Arm
strong. Crislip. Day & Co.. some ten days
ago. was released from Kcssler hospital
today. He left for his home in Richmond,
Indiana. this morning. His foot Is not
well. but is healing as fast as possible.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-06-17
WEBBING III
WEST MILFORD
Mr.. Lloyd chailfant and Miss Villa HOf
Win Be Joined in Holy wedIOck.

4 wedding viii be solemnized at West
Milford tonight at s o'clock, in which
two popular young people Of that town
win be the contracting parties. At the
home Of the bride-elect's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Hof. Mr.. Lloyd f.
Chalfant viii lead Miss Villa Hof to
the marriage altar. Mr. Chalfant is en-.
gagged here in the carpenter trade and he
viii bring his bride here to reside. They
viii take up their abode in the Stealey
addition. They have many friends, who
look upon this union with favor. and wish
them unboundcd bliss in their married
lie.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-06-17
TEACHERS EXAMINATION
WILL BE HELD.

The first teachers examination for this
year and under the new law viii be held
in the academy building here tomorrow
and next day. The examination viii be
conducted BY the county board Of ex-
aminers with the county superintendent
in charge. This win likely be the last
examination Superintendent Newton viii
conduct, as his term Of office expires the
last day Of the present month.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-06-17
PRAYER SERVICES
AT GoFF NJ. E. CHURCH

The subject of the sermon to be de-
livered this evening at the general prayer
and praise meeting at the Gof NJ. E.
church by the pastor, Rev. 5. X. Arbuth-
not. is "The Best Service" I'd Kings,
s:I-lI. An members Of the church who
can possibly do so are earnestly request
ed to spend the hour between $ and Q
o'clock at the chucrh.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-06-17
DOLA CONCERN CHARTERED.

The Dola Building association, Of Dola.
this county, has been chartered to dead
i1 real estate, improve same and rent it
Capital $1,000 Incorporators: Leonard
Martin. L. n. Hustead. 5. R. Michael
J. 4. Swiger and E. L. Kelley and others,
Of DOla, ". Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-06-17
ACCEPTS POSITION IN pITTsBURe

Mr.. Il. b. Ellison left "Wednesday for
Pittsburg to accept position in the ex-
ecutive offices of the American Tin Plate
company. He has been engaged as book
keeper at the tin plate plant offices IN
til the mills were shut down for the sum
mer. Mr.. Ellison has many friends IN
this city, who viii be sorry to lose him
from their midst.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-06-17
COUNTY COURT DoINes.

The county court was in session again
today. but it transacted bat little bu-i-
ness. The court is waiting on the as
SCISSORS books. The Wilbur Coal & Coke
company was generated Of the pay
ment or s43T.5O in taxes.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-06-17
ARRANGEMENTS FOR
FUNERAL MADE

The funeral services of Mrs. Aiillie Ann
Wright. whose death is noted in another
column, will be held from the residence
Of her daughter. Mrs. Anna Freeman, at
4G7 Lee street, Thursday afternoon at 3
o'clock. Rev. John NJ. Beane, pastor of
the Trinity NJ Z. church, viii ofiiciate.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-06-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued today as
follows:
A.J.C. Bond and Ora. f. Van Horn.
Ellis f. Talsington and Hattie Burrell
Lloyd Chalfaut and villa Hoti.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-06-17

Mrs owen Davis and children, Of Sa-
lem, are guests Of Mr. and Mrs ]; f.
Sommcryille.
Miss Nina Paden. Of Parkersburg. is
visiting her amt, Mrs. Robert I. Morri-
SON. ZR4y
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-06-17
Entertained br Miss copelin.

Miss Margaret copelin was the hostess.
Wednesday afternoon, of the Five Table
Card club from to o'clock
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1903-08-20
CHAPTER b2O7.-No. 10zl

An Act to Provide for and Regulate Temper.
airy Vacancies by Teachers IN the Public
Schools Of this State and Matters Rela-
ting Thereto.
Be q Enacted BY the LegisldiNrs of the State Of
Florida:
Section /. When teacher In a public school
OF this State desires 10 be temporarily absent
from duty, not TO exceed three days, and
snail be excused from duty during such abb
sence by the county superintendent. or ny
the trustees or supervisor Of such school, such
teacher may provide a substitute who shall
be first approved by the county Superintendent
trustees OF supervisor OF such school. and the
pay Of such absent teacher shall be left 10 the
discretion Of the board OF public Instruction.
such substitute shall be provided for by the
teacher whose place u thus taken. When any
such teacher, referred 10 herein, is employed
in a graded or high school, the PRINCIPAL Of
and excuse such teacher,
Sec. 2 When a teacher In public school
Of this State Is granted leave Of absence from
duty BY the county superintendent or trustees
Of sueh school for : time exceeding thses days
county board Of public instruction. or by the
county superintendent or by the trustees Oi any
such school, and such substitute, n practl-
cable, shall be one holding q !esehers' ger;
receive such pay as shall be agreed Upon By
the county board, or By the trustees making
such appointment, before entering upon du-
~. The pay Of the absent teacher shall cease
See 8 Any teacher absent without Isaes,
shai forfeit pay for the time Of such abseneei
Provided, an absence OF not exceeding two
days may, with the consent OF the county So
periatendeint; trustee. Or superyisoT es made
Provided, This section shall not apply 10
graded or hlgh schools.
Approved May q, 1904
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ing the form Of normal instruction which
reaches the largest number II teachers and
hence whose benefits are most widespread
and
Whereas, The donation Of AID from the Pea.
body Fund which In the past has been so
literally granted each year ~ the lamcnted DIR.
]. L. M. Curry will doubtless be continued
with equal liberality by. the present manage
ment OF said fund provided the Legislature.
will show its appreciation thereof by the APP
preparation Of larger sum; therefore
Be u Enacted BY the Legislature Of the State of
Section /. That the sum Of three thousand
dollars for the year 1903, and three thousand
dollars for the year 1904, be and the same Il
hereby appropriated for, the purpose Of main.
Schools, provided impartially for teachers Of
both races, at such times and places as Ray
be designated by the State Superintendent
Of Public Instruction, and as the funi hereby
appropriated and that donated from the Pea
body Fund will sustain. Provided, however,
That no Teachers Summer Training School
within the purpose Of this act or under its OPP
this State wherein there is college, Scinin.
airy, Normal school or other educational in.
stitution supported IN whole or In part By
State aid or appreciation
Sec. 2 The Comptroller IS hereby author:
State Superintendent Of Public Instruction, out
Of any funds in the Treasury not otherwise
appropriated for the amounts appropriated
in Section / of this act
Sec. 8. II shall be the duty Of the State Su-
perintendent Of Public Instruction TO submit
report TO the next general assembly show
ing the number AMI location II schools con-
Quoted by means Of this appropriation, the
number Of teachers attending each by race and
number Of days service rendered by each,
and the amount paid each; and submit vouch-
ers for every dollar paid out from thi; fund
are hereby repealed.
Approved June ], 1903.
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and to exchange for similar publications from
other States; and be authorized 70 sell copies
TO those wanting them al a sufficient sum to
cover the cost Of publication.
Sec B. That there shall be appropriated
the sum Of FIVE thousand dollars lS5,O0O) out
OF any money IN the Treasury not otherwise
appropriated, to meet the expense Of COM
piling the roster and the Comptroller be- and
he IS required TO draw his warrant on the
State Treasurer for the above amount for the
above purpose; Provided, however, That no
appointment shall be made by the Governor
until the Governor shall have ascertained
and reported N writing to the Board OF State
Institutions that the work contemplated by
this Act can be properly done for the sum Of
five thousand dollars or less.
Sec. T. This Act to take effect upon its
passage and approval by the Governor.
Approved Nav IA 1903
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CHAPTER b.l1-CNo. 1913

An Act 70 Aid In the Construction Of Telegraph
. Or Telephone Lines and Prescribing the
Mode OF Procedure for the Exercise Of
the Powers Of Eminent Domain by them
Against Railroad Companies for the Right
70 Construct, Maintain and Operate Their
Lines Upon their Right-of-way.
Be Y Eggeied By the LsgiSlGiVs of me STATE Of
Section /. Any telegraph or telephone
company now organized or which may here.
after be organized under the laws Of this or
any other State, shall have the hight 20 con.
struct, maintain and operate lines Of telegraph
Of telephoIe along and upon the right o. way
are hereby granted all powers for the eyer
else Of the right Of eminent domainj. Pro-
vided,T he ordinary travel or use OF said rail.
road Il not lntenered with by reason thereof
and provided further that no pole shall be
erected nearer than twenty feet from the outer
edge Of the track, unless BY the consent OF the
II any telegraph or telephone company fails
10 secure the consent Of any railroad or rail-
way company for such right and privilege, the
same may be acquired In the manner iol'
lowing;
Such telegraph or telephone company may
file he petition, signed and sworn 10 BY any
clerk Of The Circuit Court Of any county into
or through which such railroad runs stating
the authority under which y proceeds, ths
defendant had failed or refused 70 give is
10 such telegraph or telephone com
DanY for the right and privilege sought. that Il
Il Incorporated, and that said petition Intends
In good faith. 20 construct maintain and op-
crate he lines IN the manner set out IN its pc
tition. Provided, however, n the defendant
railroad o. railway company has principal
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CHAPTER b21s-CNo. 1oal

An Act 10 Require Railway Companies ana
Other Carriers 10 Equip Their Flat Cars
Used for Carrying Lumber and Timber
With Standards, Supports. Strips, Rail-
ings and Other Appliances Necessary To-
the Safe Carriage Of Such Lumber ana
Timber, 20 Provide That the WEIGHT ~
Al Said Appliances be Included Ia the
Weight OF the Cars; 10 Provide Paw foT
the Shipper by the Carrier In Case "a
Default on the Part Of the Latter and iog
Other Purposes.
Be z Enacted BY the Legislature Of the STATE Of
FlOridai
Section /. II shall be the duty Of every
railway company or other person engaged IL
the business Of carrying for hire IN this STATE
20 efficiently and suitably equip and supply
every and al hat cars belonging 10 such car
Her, and which may be furnished on which
10 load any cargo Of lumber or timber with
all proper and. sufficient standards. supports,
stays, strips, railing and other equipmentB
and appliances accessory 10 hold and keep
the cargo firmly IN place.
Sec. 3 The Standards supports stsyai
strips Tailings, equipments, appliances, con-
trivanees. etc, provided for IN the hrst SEQ
ton Of this act shall constitute and be held.
and considered par and parcel 81 said can
and the weight Of the same shall BE- added
- The weight Of the cars. and shall be de-
Quoted from the weight Of the cargo 81 lum-
her and timber shipped 80 that the freight
eharges shall be charged by the carriers onlP
on the cargo shipped
Sec. 3 Whenever any such carrier shal
fail In the duty imposed upon n. IN respect
OF lie said cars Ia the first section "a thiIi
act and the unsupphed standards. suppoEls-
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cHAPrFR 6a0e-fNo- hal

An Act Requiring Teachers' Summer Train,
ing Schools and Making Appropriation
Therefor.
Whereas, The value Of the public school sys.
ers employd; and
Whereas, Teacher Summer Training
Schools are recognized a. among the most
potent meas " improving teachers and a. be
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CHAPTER 5a2-(No. 1917

An Act 10 Punish Persons InAictinR Per-
sonal Injuries Upon Others, Not Re-
sulting in Death, Through Cuipabie Negii-
Safety Of Others
Be Z Enacted BY me Legislature of hs SiaIs OF
Florida: ~
Section I Whoever. through cuipabie nekfb-
gence, or a reckless disregard for 1.-THE safety
Of others, innicis any personal injury or in
juries upon another, not resulting ia death.
shall be punished by imprisonment In the
county jail not exceeding one year or by fine
both such fine and imprisonment
Sec. 2, That all laws and parts Of laws Al,
conflict herewith be and the same are hereby
repealed.
became a law without the approval Of the
Governor)
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CHAPTER 69Os-No. iOi.)

D Act 10 Define the Grades Of Instruction
Which Shall bs Taught In the Uniform
Aid and Enrouragc the Esiablishment Of
Public High Schools and Rural Graded
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cHAPTER - nlo. 1OO.l

An Act 20 LegaliEs and validate all Warrants
Heretofore Issued BY County Boards Of
Public Instruction Tor Money Borrowed
for Educational Purposes.
Be g Esaeisd By ths LsgisiSis0s Of tAs STATE Of
section L That an warrants heretofore 10
sued By County Boards Of Public Instruction
lor money borrowed for educational purposes
dated
See. 2 That al laws o. parts Of laws In con
Aiet with the provisions Of this act are hereby
Sec This act shsn take effect upon its
passage and approval By the Governor
Approved May 18th, 1903
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CHAPTER 621O-(No. 1Os.l

OhAfiE Elk oZlO-NNO. lU0)
An Act Providing That Any Person Dis
closing or Making Known any Message,
Communication or Fact Coming 10 Their
Attention or Notice by Reason Of Their
Position with q Telephone Company, or
an Individual Owning OF Operating
Telephone Business, Shall be Guilty Of a
Misdemeanor, and Prescribing Penal
ty Therefor.
Be q Enacted BY the Legislature of the State Of
Section / That any officer or person in the
employ Of any telephone company, or person,
or any person In charge Of any Office, ex-
change or place where messages or commune
cations are sent, received or heard by tele-
phone, who shall disclose or make known to
any person other than the person 70 whom the
telephone message or communication is di-
rected, or their duly authorized agent, part
ner, clerk or some member Of his family, any
part Of the contents or substance Of any mes
sage or communication sent, received or
heard by him, by telephone by reason Of the
position he occupies or fills, without the CON
sent OF the person sending or receiving such
message or communication shall be guilty
Of misdemeanor, and upon conviction there
OF shall be punished by fine not exceeding
one hundred dollars, or by Imprisonment not
exceeding thirty days
Approved May 49, 1903.
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cHAPTRR 62Oe-(No. 0e.l

An Aet 20 Compile History Of the Soldiers
Of Florida. Serving In the Indian. Mexican,
Spanish American and Wars Between the
States Containing Roster OF the Sol
dierg Engaged In the Several Wars With
All Records Appertaining Thereto.
b Z E9qsisd b. ~ Lssisiainrs Of ~ Sfa'e Of
FI0ridai
Section 1. That the Governor Of the Stats
Of Florida be and he Il hereby authorized 20
secure the publication Of one thousand copies
In book form Of the complete roster Of each
company By name and name Of all the red-
menis furnished b. Florida Ia the Indisn,
MeEican. Spanish American and the late
war between the States. 10 contain q complete
roster Of what regiment each company serx-
ed IN with the regimental officers aud stan,
With dates Of service, what brigade. aud what
battles said FeRiments took part In, with casu-
alties, name. rank and date Of same. Also with
what army each regiment served,
Sec. q That the said compilation shall Be
a. near ~ possible complcte history Of
ervice as can be obtained from the rolls nov
IN the possession Of the State IN the War De
paTtment Al Wilmington and elsewhere. The
said compilation 10 be begun a. soon ~ prac
ticalble and be continued until such history u
cOmplctet the printing and bigding 10 be
done under the direction Of the Board Of
State Institutions. And the publication when
completed shall be under control Of the Gov
ernOr Who IN his discretion shall furnish Tree
Of cost 10 the colleges, seminanes, schools
and public libraries Of the State, each. eopyi
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CHAPTER s2O.-cNo. @.)

An Act to Provide for the Cert6eation Of
Teachers and to Prescribe Requirement.
for the Various Grades Of Certificates
Be q ENACTED BY the Legislature of ihe State Of