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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-12
SAW THE VESSEL SINK
Graphic Description of Great fight in
Japan Sea HOpep for Success.

San Francisco, Cal, July 12.-Dr.
M. Paris, who was surgeon of the
Russian hospital ship Orel attached
TO the fleet under command of Ad-
miral Rojestivensky during the naval
battle of the sea of Japan has arriv-
ed here on his way to France. He
is a Frenchman and with many other
surgeons of that nationality, joined
the Orel at Toulon as a delegate from
the French Red Cross Society. AS
an eye witness of the battle Dr. Paris
saw the batteship Borodino and
many others of the Russians sink.
He was within mile of the Boro-
dino when she began to careen and
fill,
AT this time" he says in the
course of an interview, her guns
were firing and ! could see many of
the great shells she fired going sky
ward or into the sea beside her. But
every japanese shell, it seemed,
went straight into the vitals of the
Borodino. Then came the heavy list
ing of the big battleship and then
a tremendous plunge, and she went
down by the head, with hundreds
of men aboard"
DR.. Paris said that Admiral Ro-
jestvensky and officers never seemed
to fear defeat at the hands of the
Japanese, though their ships were
very foul after their long cruise in
tropical waters.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-12

| Ions close by the bath houses md III
these as af the bath houses spien-
did bands 0f music entertain the
crowds. Seats are provided Ii al
the above named places and people
can sit and enjoy the breexes and
listen TO the music. Electric lights
are extended away out In the gulf
SO that these who wish to batha at
night Tan have 1t as bright as the
noon day Gun would make 1t. Police
men are on duty down here and no
disturbance of the peace is allowed
any more than up in the city.
People who stay at home and
work hard the year round ought In
justice to their health take out once
in a while and go off on a vacation,
provided they behave themselves
while they are out and not try to
drink and eat everything that comes
in their way, but on a recreation trip
go slow, be natural and enjoy the
trip as becomes sensible people. I
have this summer witnessed people
make fools of themselves on these
excursions. who in appearance, look
ed like on other occasions, were pref
- SNhSA1iO pSOplCs IhEtS 10 AO Ic<1-
son on earth just because fellow
is off from home where he is not
known that he should proceed to
make a fool of himself. and some
girls | have noticed on these excur-
sions are just about as disgusting
as are some of the male popula-
ton
was sorry TO read of the death
of Mrs. J. r. Bradley near Sterrett
and the killing OF Mr.. ]. II. Taylor
who lived near the same place. Both
were honest, upright, good citizens
and were good frienGs of mine
Both will be sadly missed by their
good families and the community at
large. | went out TO Mr. Bradiey's
home to see him few days be-
fore | left and | thought when
told him goodbye it was for the last
time. That dreaded cancer was
gradually taking his life. Both he
and Mr.. Taylor were industrious.
good farmers and both were succeed
ing. / am proud to know that while
the brutal killing of Mr.. Taylor was
revolving in the extreme and his neigh
bors and friends resented 1t TO the
tAbtnl VI themselves To-
gether in Waxahachie, still they
let their better Judgment prevail
and did no; make the attempt to lynch
the brute who committed the helm
Gus crime. A jury OF Ellis county's
good citizens can be depended upon
10 mete out to him the justice he
SO richly deserves. BY all means
let the law take its course and for
the sake of yourselves and for the
sake of your families do not at
tempt to take the Law IN your o~n
hands. For the past nine years
have lived in Ellis county no seoun-
drel who deserved punishment has
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-12

Portland. Oregon, Iaxt summer when
4 vent 10 Corpus Chrssti. but was
anxious to GO To the St. Louis FaIr.
The cool weather came On NJ thora
soon after left Corpus and was
afraid 70 risk my grippy frame up
there. so / missed st. Louis and
the fair Nov IL recuperate after
these doctors get through with me
my better half and ! are going to
Portland to see the Lewis and Clark
exposition. Col. Jas. s. Davis wrote
me that he and his daugh-
ters would start from Waxa-
hachie on the 22nd of this month,
and would like to go with him, IL
l could throw off this ordeal here.
Portland is over on the other side
of the continent and one will feel
like he had been somewhere after
reaching 1t and getting back to
Texas II anyone wishes to write
me here direct your letter In care
of the Galveston Tribune.
INNOCENCE ABROAD.
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DOWN At GAL WESTON
laneceaee fisves Ms Bsse Exeursieas
end Exczrsioaisis.

DIR. Gregory, good citizen of Cor
pus Christi who moved there several
years ago for the benefit of his
health, says that seventy-five per
cent of the people of Corpus and sur
rounding country moved there for the
benefit of their health. Upon max
ing inquiry of a great many with
whom came in contact | have come
to the conclusion that his state
ment must be about correct. There
is not much pleasure In a visit like
this. / am forced from necessity to
come off from my home and bust
ness, both of which | love, and the
only consolation | have for being
deprived of these is that / feel my
self improving and hope some time
to be able to come home again. This
salt atmosphere from the gulf and
bays no doubt makes it the healthi-
est section OF Texas. / did not be-
lieve this until this, the third trip,
l have made here. Since my last
letter two weeks ago | have chang
ed my base and am now back in Gal
weston where a specialist proposes to
take swipe on me, possibly with a
keen sharp knife. | am ready now
to submit to anything that offers
me relief that is recommended by a
reliable specialist. who ought to know
his business. The summer season
has been on since the first of July
and Corpus Christi was almost full
of visitors when | left there last
Sunday. Mr.. J. B. Salmon and fam
lily from Waxahachie arrived there
Thursday night. He had written me
to secure him a stopping place and
this | did and left him and his fam
lily at a splendid hotel close to the
waters edge where bathing, fishing,
boating and cool breezes all combin-
ed will make life pleasant for them
for the next month. Mrs. Salmon
was reared on Matagorda bay and
she was the happiest little lady |
have met this summer. She said
the salt breeze had not lost its at
traction for her although she had
been away from il several years.
Her family still owns an interest in
st. Joseph's and some other islands
in the gulf of Mexico. Several veal
thy men from different sections of
the United States own nice boats here
and in the summer months they
come here with their families, get
aboard their boat and cruise around
in the bays and gulf for months at
q time. One man from Denver, Col,
had a splendid sail boat built at Cor
pus Christi last winter at a cost of
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-12
PRESIDENT ENDORSED
New York Cotton Exchange Approves
His Action i'm Cotton Scandal.

New York, July 12.-Walter c.
Hubbard. president of the New York
Cotton Exchange. has sent the fol-
lowing letter to President Roosevelt:
"On behalf of the New York Cot
ton Exchange ! would say taht it's
members have been greatly shocked
by the recent disclosure of venality
in the Department of Agriculture
upon whose reports they have de
pended for accurate information in
the conducting of their cotton bust
ness / beg TO request a full inves-
tigation of the methods which led
up to the corruption with the view
Of preventing the possibility OF re
currence and that the guilty ones be
adequately punished. Officials
should be above the suspicion of pub
LEGATION in lac interest OF any persons
FOR their individual benefit and as
president OF this exchange J wish
10 put its members on record as ut
terly opposed 10 such eulpsule pro-
,eedings On The line OF common
honesty. I ask for your most emphatic
consideration and action upon the
practices which make legitimate
business impossible ana put The mem
bers of our body ar the mercy of
frieksrcrs and knaves.
Yours very truly,
WALTER G. HUBBARD
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-12

g II white. the weli knowR feed
err af arauy. had a string al ted
s.aH on The eort Worm matket Mon.
dag
All White reports conditions
around Brady as almost ,dsal. sse
have bad several good. refreshing
ajus Within 'he lass three or four
days" said he, rains that have
thoroughly soaked the ground and
left in fine condition. Cattle are
putting on fat So manner thar ful-
by satisfies feeders The grass could
Hot be- better"
Mr. White has "a bunch 81 seventy
( and 5-ybag-eld steers on cake and
grass and states thnt they are doing
fine Be expects them 30 finish
about the middle Of August There
Is one other bunch on feed ia this
district, belonging go Nh Richards
and consisting Of about fot3yflve
head These are oB cake and grass
Mr. White stated that he knew of
no sales lately: that everything is
very quiet tn cattle circles around
Brady Fort Worth Telegram
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-12
Flour and Meal and Flour.

Is something that every family in
this country must have every day in
the year. SO we take this means OF
letting you know where to get that
which is best. Not the Just as
good" but absolutely the best and
leave you 10 be the judge If you
try this flour or meal and it does not
give the very best OF satisfaction
return same TO your merchant aud
get another sack Try that. and ii
1t don't suit you take il back and
get your money and never try II
again. We stand behind The mer-
chant and see that he gives you this
flour and meal If you want the best
These are the brands.
Extra High Patent: OUR SEAL
Goth CENTURY.
GOLDEN FRUIT
High Patent. WHITE WOLF.
WORTH
MEAL
These two brands are 25 cents
per 100 pounds Iess than the firs;
three. III you try to get this flour
from your merchant and cant.
phone us your troubles and we will
help you overcome them. Be sure
when you buy meal that 1t lis the
New Grist Mill Meal. VIII be pleas
ed 10 answer questions.
THE NEW GRIST MILL.
dse-w27 ]. T, williams A. Co.
Both telephone connections.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-12

$1,000 and fhfs spfiun be- aad his
family came down here aua spent
two months aboard her They came
To Corpus CHRISTI a few dave before
left. anchored their boat and Weut
home They said they we're com
ms back in month and pat "a tre
halngCe ~ thv Summer auaat There
are ship builders az Corpus CHRISTI
wbn are experts iu ths construction
nf anything from sH ordinary asiff
t0 lHFre craft
Yesterday. sunday. arrived An
GAiyrstau aud rKemF#tHhlsta fFuw
Ha Tar un iu tte state as uaHlsen
auH sherman are hefH hz thr thuus-
ends The people serm ta haRs ant
trn over the scare &c #Bn baF flDas
here and they are uaekinE baek on
ftu vnT@p ~xCuHsiaH rates etKea aH
fhn different railroads met sever
nl here from Wa1ahasb8s. Eufressua
aud ITALY The railroads. give a
longer time here nuN than formerly
20 FxrHfFionlsfs- fasf reash here
uuE Goa sandaF morning and leave
Monday ulEtt. ElfiuK taem 40 fnii
dave and nRf aiNhf ia she tifF
aaFs sefaUed fuums sioaa - ihs
suit au8 auf far from 1mfsta~ 4 has
hafu BunFR sua SUNDAY H8Nhf fA&s
sas indeed = lovely place The
thousands uf visitors fnNefseF MEth
he citizens 20 sAgVmssom. mhu nafmr.
ailr Wh IN fhw haash a. HsAhf.
Wa Faef iar8na ~ merry mas
err There are several laFse pmxl-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-12

gone free Our Judges. both dis.
trirt and county. and the good eltis
sens pf The county viii yiadlcate the
laS and FROM the evidence against
him that 2 read in oaF papers he
WITH finally reap his Just deserts r
aD for esHeral reasons opposed 20
mob law from start Ia fimlzh
3 also see from oar papers that
Hrwfa psee Goodwin aud Tom Fer
Eis ARE both soon "a move 20 Dallas
snd fhls wiii tw distinct loss tn
Wakahhehie and Etlis euamfv 10th
#fv progressive tive energetic. ss~sa
fttiTnns. whp wten ans move euma@
up Zoe rhe henefif 81 Eils county
Dr Nakahafhls sh~v SO "a rs treat
Hxt sud nos uniF a. their share ~
ne NaFF buf Ties arw @iNo iifseral
Nifh their money In = progressive
vltY iik~ WasahAfhtv eawhf "a rs
matters ~ puhsie Foaeerm arr eone
SANITY arising ard noe Tom Ferris
aud DkF~ fgosulwfu ufsh their enaen-
asa families are roiaR "a ue missed
se~ ffura our papers that our
Mr. FIneh has ue@n aaf ausfilnE nrw
sstssffit,Frs saia IN fhe beginning
has he ~as thoroughbred fFsan
kentns&H aud no aue eise anless
~ NaA fffsFu Arkansas fske nH
euafd wofs for aHr nanwrs Erum
hiH snrer.a aua from bis letters hm rs
at wahi aud wlli hnaa auwH ahe I'D
4ngAl swrh tmw ~ ean esH fheFw
to help hfm ~ anf#as ia N@sa~
hashs@ @mmwmeHA fa@f 60 5n
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-12

aurar autfeFtuH with ElAnaera
aaa found tn thn eltt yesterday af.
frfuuan zoe animal sas the pro-.
perrf uf e. F Workman af Farley
street WhHu enc eHEm @aa reported
10 Cguntv judge liAN klbs 81 aau1
uf fFeia. tbe veterinary sufHeun.
uat ta make as investigation Or
IeWa reported that she huree had
genuine cease ug <ianHsFH and Ihr
animal aaa shut thfs FsoFalHE hF ara
ofNrnf ffum sac sheriff. derzrf-
mwuf After the h0ue haa been Esii-
- and DESTROYED ttw premises HeFs
Infected and fuwisafHa
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-12

There Is more catagFh ia this see-
ton OF the country than all other
diseases put together. and until the
last fee years was supposed 80 be
ineurahle. For A great many years
doctors pronounced II a local disease
and prescribed local remedies. and
by constantly failing 20 cure With
local treatment. pronounced il in
eugahle Science has proven eataFrh
20 be constitutions! disease and
therefore requires constitutional
treatment Halls Cafarrh Cure
manufactures ~ o. J. Cheney 4 60
Toledo. Ohio il the oulY ganHttsas
tionAi remedy on the market III
Il taken Internally Ia duxes from 70
dfppa "a teaapp0nfnl II sets IL
feeilY on the hlood and mucous sur
faSeA ~ the Aysfefu. They offer one
hundred dollars Tor Ant case 4 IL fails
10 cure Send COR eifsni8fa md tes-
ttweniais
Address r. j chsaey 4 20
fusedu. Ohio
Sold ~ druggists Tar
rake Halls Family pills for rna.
aiipasinu
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-12

Watahafhle Chnutauqua b. attend
rd hN maat thousands each eammrr
and che management haa a-t the Ne
urra .hf feaf ST. $50 au0 tamnnra
go out and srwaia pu fhe grounds
hHrinE the sHautauaa season aud
the rttlEeua are fAstnE #u Interest ln
the rhAutauHua THERE ss field
here FOE ftav taautauaaA AuH oar
p~opie san BRING SheFman Inta pruml.
mwuFg hf haldius HmmvF rhaaiau
qua AmfiaE rae hesaf vacation fulF
Auwusf nF September sherman
DAiiF Democrat
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-12

Amlth Land and Investment fu
"a 80 hfs@akw los ia AasN@@Ft tas8
S@mmpi W ghApmsn 81 81 ia ! 4
staoaa lut IN Milford 49, 15
N II G~sHenaamsf fFuxsws. "a Z
"a Hlsk man. lot lm rfinttY HnlxsF.
sst1 Adaitl0m to WAxahAshle tzhe
IafaA sfuhsss 20 4 u ShwRes8 lui
a knnss ti&e
IL n Nsrs to y Il 0asaiae. Sc
acres naf ~ 'ssw "a f. s-run sae.
swt O. ee0
u Curawwil 10 Il Il Fhisllpa
u# n &AxahnrAl@ 3 80 aad aaNes
valuable consideration.
" EmMar - 1rnmte y sfAmh. ia
IA EmnAs Ssa#
h q Bruwu 80 n v Caaeh -
lm n~a OmA xt8@m
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-12

The feeling Of impending doom in
the minds OF many victims Of
OF Bright's disease and diabetes has
been changed TO thankfulness by the
benefit derived from taking Foley S
Kidney Cure II will cure incipient
Brights disease and diabetes and
even in the worse cases gives com
fort and relief Slight disorders are
cured in "A few days Il had dia-
betes IN its worst form. writes
Marion Lee of Dunreath. Ind. Il
tried eight physicians without relief.
Only three bottles OF Foley's Kid
ney Cure made me "a We'll man b.
" FeariS
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-12

The ninth game OF the city base
bail league WAS played yesterday at
ternoou. the coutesling teams being
the Athletics and CLERKS The game
resulted ln victory for the Athlel-
l,s hy f. score of go g. The Clerks
,lalkrd up goose eggs until the
eighth INNING when they suceeeoded
100 getting twu men across the plate
Batteries Athletics Kidd aud
Kidd CLERKS. rempletuH and white.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-12

SATINOLA is new discovery, guar
anteed, and money refunded if it
fails to remove the worst case of
Freckles, Pimples, Tan, Liver Spots,
Sallowness, Black-heads, or any other
skin eruption in 90 days-leaves the
skin clear, soft, healthy and restores
the beauty of youth. Thousands tes-
tify to the merits of Satinola.
Miss Alice Lirette writes: -Thibo-
deaux. La, Oct. Is, 1904. For four
years my face was completely covered
with freckles and pimples. All rem
edies failed, until / used two pack
ages of Satinola, which completely
removed the freckles and pimples
Ny complexion is now perfect, and
hope every lady having freckles or
pimples will try Satinola." Price
SO cents and 800, by leading drug
gists, or mail.
NATIONAL TOILET COMPANY
Paris, Tennessee.
Sold in Waxahachie by HOOD &
MARTIN. and all leading druggists.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-12

so aaftfHs wHa are aas shH Estate
~ a p Nfusks. 8ersaast muHfhIY
fnNtalimsHfs for furniture ar sssuHh
hMnd soxss1s Nlf vzE fha aEeaaaf fu
mr " r. NasaHs. @ha Eaa huuahf
the ssnsA - sHsssia AID sscauuts
Mis- e g. BROOKS
IS Fmma fssaaEF &s4Msufsfr-s
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-12

Wr a8I atll guf "a T. nFsua 81
pAsuls and Vafnlshss 60 fu# at l..ss
HNu faftnfk Hwsf go Etfsee W@f El
fe We hnte HHsF1N #3 sHe sand
aul eaiorH
.w THE OLDHAM 4DN 90
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-12

Medical Science Discovers n Cure fol
This Aalaas b; breathing iiyo
mel

Stomach dosing cannot cure hay
fever A change Of climate is the
only treatment that gives any relief.
and Hyomei, which medieateg the
air you breathe, acts upon this prin~
eipie. giving in your own home a
climate as healthy as that Of the
White Mountains or other health re-
sorts.
The complete Hyom"t outfit costs
but 81. extra bottles, 80 cents
Hood q Martin have seen the good
effects following the use of Hyumel
10 SO many cases OF hay fever that
hey are willing TO sell the trsat-
ment with the understanding that IL
il does not We satisfaction the
moupy wiil be refunded 10 YOU
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-03-30
Chanter 4.

An Act to amend Section thirty-nine Of
Chapter ninety-three Of the Revised
Statutes, relating to the hliug of ccrtin-
Gates OF liens on Real Estate.
Section /. Section thirty-nme Of chapter
ninety-tElee OF the revised statutes is
hereby amended by inserting after the
word county IN the last line of said sec
ton the words or district, SO That sud
section as amended, shall read rs follows
Section 80. When any bill or petition
provided for in tins chapter in which a
lien is claimed on real estate is flied with
the clerk, he shall forthwith file a certiti-
cite. setting forth the names of the par
ties, the date OF the bill or petition. and Of
the filing thereof and a description OF the
sad real estate as described ia said bin or
petition, In the registry of deeds for the
county or district IN which the land is
situated.
section ?. This act shall take effect
when approved.
[Approyed February Iq05l
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Chapter 8.

Al 9St - provide for the treatment of
PERSONS suffering from the effects OF the
naDltuai use q! Narcotics.
Section l. person alleged To be suffer
Ing from the Meets ol the usr of an
opi#tc, cocaine. Chlural hydrte. or other
narcotic may b" committed 10 the care OF
any general hospital receiving aid lrOu
the STATE, OF any legally Quaified rhNsi-
clan OF not less than five Aeds9 autuil
practice, for treatment; ana tn" medical
authorities of said hospital or slid rhNsi-
can to whom said patient is committed
shall have the power aud authority 10
restrain SAID patient, SO committed, in
such manner as may be necessary for his
protection for a period not oNet, ding
ninety DAYS
Section >. Before any restraint shall be
imposed under the authority ot tiIS act.
voluntary AGREEMENT shan bv made in
writing by tn" person suf,uu& from the
effects OF any drug mentioned in section
one Of this act, to the imposition OF re-
straint upon his actions. if necessary. and
such agreement must be witnessed ny the
husband, wife, or parent OF thu person
Aforesaid or one of the municipal officers
oil the city or town ia which thu person,
suffering as described i'm this act, ls Il
resident, and approved, after REASONABLE"
notice by Il justice OF The supreme ju-
dicial court or "A judge OF the superior
court or probate court in the county
where the patient resides.
section ). Any justice OF the suprcme
judicial court, or Il judge Of the superior
court or probate court in the county
where the patient resides, may. at his dis
erection, require the president or secretary
of the state board of health, or one of the
county examiners of insane criminals, to
investigate AS to the progress OF al.s such
case; and, upon his certificate that further
restraint Is unnecessary, may annul the
agreement, and the person restrained
shall be Immediately released upon the or
Ger of said justice
lApprovcd February ., 1g051
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or university having lie mower Ia correr
degrees in .eteIinaf5 s4rg,r5. aad wio
shall have been actively euBlg.ea ln tn.
Practice Of lucir profession Tn Il II rod Il
II least tive y'ara On or before May
first. nineteen hundred fgc. the governor
shall appoint the member. Of sam l1.tl
10 serve as follows one for one ar. a.
FOR two ye8fs. and one for thfee years.
and thereafter he shaIl annual. APPOINT
one member OF id bg4rd TOR tn [ rfn Of
three years. Any vacancy H. za.a board
shaH Doe iiIied by appointment b. the gov
eIuuE within thirty dats after 4IIrb Va
canry SHAH arise. Of person. anali,ied
rs aforesaid to hold Office d .Irlng NJ. M
expired term Of the mrraber wha-e place
Ia removed rom off, for cafHa. b. he
governor. will the advice and e#5ts-ft ~
the council
So jlun .. Said board shah orPartze an
naally i'm thu month a. My b. tle e..e-
ton OF one Of ltS tneinbcr4 as sreefu,t.t
0ur a~ secretary and another as treas =
81. and nay adopt such rulcs not ln con-
fIet with Tire laws Of the state a1 ttt.-
provisions OF this aet They shall also
adopt seal which shall be affixed 70 all
certificates ISSUED bE tAefn In aFfordaure
with the provisions Of this act winch Ger
uheate shall be signed by the president
and secretary. No member OF ths board
Shall receive any fee. compensation. or
reu gUcrdtiau for the performance ot ans
duty required OF him by the provisions OF
this act. except for actual disbursements
ana expenses incurred by reason OF the
performance of the duties heron Pc
quir,d, which disbursements and expenses
shall be paid out of fees received bY the
treasurer of said board under the uI0-
visions Of section FIVE Of this act Tie
treasurer shall annually. on the first dly
of April. make written report 10 the gov
9uor and council OF al receipts and eX-
rer dituros oi said board. II any balance
should then appear i'm his hands in OK
cess of one hundred dollars. after pay!rg
FL disbursements aud expenses then in