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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23
EXPERT RIFLE MAKES
REPORT ON WATER WORKS
He Presented Some Interesting FiguTes--.SpeciaI
Committee FavOrS Purchasing
Matchmaking Machine
ACTION ON SOCIAL EVIL PLEASED THE ANSTERl

expenses of the sub committee.
amsuntlng To i3i were ordered paid.
Alderman GillonWatcr. chairman of
tho IRE committee. rcad a report OF
the chief OF the IRE department. who
had inspected the electric wires 0f lao
city. The report showed that the IN
spection revealed that there were a
large number OF uncovered live wires
in the central part OF tho city. which
the Gre committee deems dnngcrthis
The city attorney was ordered TO draw
40 an ordinance covering electric wlr-
ing.
4 communication was read from X,
a Rogers, who desires 10 have charge
nf any machinery the city should buy
The communication WAS referred 90
the building. light and fuel committee,
NJ was a petition from owen Dlne-
dale, who desires 10 make some Inn
proycmenta on his property located on
Johns street. a half block south OF
Railroad avenue.
City Attorney Hickey reported that
regarding the ordinance which he was
instructed TO draw up az the last
meeting Of the council respecting
street crossing. he had discovered that
according TO law such an ordinance
could not be drawn until after hyo
properly owners OF the vicinity In
which the street crossings were need
cd should 80 petition. No further ac-
ton was taken in tho matter
A. a result Of numerous complaints
that have been made by property
owners against Contractor Farrell.
the man who has an agreement with
the city council 90 renumber houses
and placard streets, the council last
might demanded that Mr.. Farrell fur
nish 500 bond as a guarantee that
he and his sub0rdlnates do the work
correctly The police department was
also instructed 10 keep the street
nnmberers under surveillance. and In
connection with this paragraph Com
tractor Farrell should have assistants
who are thoroughly sober and rcspcct-
ful ~ their talk 10 housewlvea.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23
ARIZONA GAR AoAsNsT
JOINT STATEHOOD All

Prescott. Arlx.. special dtspafs.,,
says Al the cioae Of lho annual ban
quet ~ TIE Northern Arizona nar ~
sociniion. strong resolution was
unanimously adopted declarinn Us an.
aiierablo opposition 20 tho Joint state
hood BIN and lnsiructinR The secra-
lafy ~ forward d copy 70 Speaker
Cannon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23

Dr. Dosmarais Gays that the bones
Of Vivian Luceros lex are baffy
shattered and there are small hopes
OF saving the limb. says the Optic,
Tho physician operated upon him yea
tcrday aud removed D number OF small
pieces Of bone Luccro wan shot
through the leg several daye ago NJ
Chaperilo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23
ne WAS 4" 1 TiSsa m k,noMa..

William Sweeney, who committed
suicide last Friday Ia Klngman, was
on old time resident af MOhaye county
and 40 reason has been given for hia
act Ne has been al yari0nV times
ldo Nnd elsewhere about the county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23
S INDIAN CHRISTMAS DANCE AT PUEBLO INDIAN VILLAGE

Nd Null has left Needles, Cal, for
ChicaqO. where he Will become pri.
vato stenographor for Vice President
}. w. Kondrick OF the Santa Fc.
Yardmaster Thomas Rose, Of the
Santa ne "a San Bernardino, ~ suffer-
INK from an attack OF blood poisoning
Ia one Of his hands, but q ID not be-
lieved 4 win prove serious.
Il. y. Biount. who recently left
Needles where he was employed M
Superintendent John nenair's once.
10 30 10 san Bcrnardino. has again
moved. this time 90 los Angeles.
where be viii enter the auditing De-,
nartment OF the Santa Fc.
News has been received here that
the Rock Island system viii pass The
dividend for January and hereafter re-
agcc The dividend from olght % ak
Dor cent. Tht D Is due % the large
amount OF improvements now under
way on tho road. As far as known
there n only q small amount 0f the
stock owned in the territory so the
reduction VIII not be- felt hore.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23
FREIGHT TRAINS COLLIDE
ON e. PAso SOUTHWESTERN


Two ~ paso Southwestern freight
trains met hoad-un seven miles north
~ M paso early Sunday morning, and
nine cars were ditched. The north
bound train was almost stopped and
the engine crew escaped by iumpins,
The aouthhound was running fast and
Engineer NJ. G. Conanghey was intur-
cd. Two Mexican trampH, Terridad
flores and Avarlsto Senos. riding on
coal car, we're buried ak feet be-
meath the coal They were dug out
an hour later. and may live. although
both are badly injured.
An hour after the freight wreck on
the Southwestern. the Rock Island
flyer cast bound. was ditchod near
Tucumcari, n, NJ, but nobody was in
iured. although the road was blocked
for twelve hours. The engine and
mail car whe wrecked.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23
q W. HARRISON.
A. r.. WALKER.
LOUIS lLFEID.

Hanley and Tiernoy Favor Purchase
~ street Maeadamixlna Machinery.
Tho special committee from the
street committee appointed "a inspect
the macndamlzing machinery of u. J.
TiTaway. located az Fort Wlngaie, re-
ported iayorably the purchase Of
the machinery 40 ~ ia0, which n sew
ernl hundred dollars less than the
price at which Mr. TlrsWay offered
the machinery 10 the city. The sub
cummitioo was composed of Alderman
HAnioy and street Commissioner
Martin Ticncy ana Mr. haniey and
M. Tieuoy inspected The machinery
on sunday returning "a the city on
4 SUNDAY night they found every part
4 Oi Il Ia good ren9,r
Tho ro0ort of the committee was
adopted hat this does not mean that
be machinery viii be- purchased The
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-01-28
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.


President. ......... Theodore Roosevelt
Secretary Of State John Hay
Secretary Of Treasury. John W. shaw
Secretary OF War. .........El lnu BOOT
secre,arv Of the William Moody
Postmaster General. ..........R ]. Wynne
secretsry Of Interior wv. d.. Hitchcock
Attorney General. ....P. q. Knox
Secretary Of Agriculture. james Wilson
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-01-28
Patent COW-Tail Holder.

The genius of inventors takes a Pc
culiar turn at times. Among the
nearly eight hundred thousand patents
granted by the Government are many
odd c~ontrivances. For instance. a
Michigan man, a farmer or dairyman,
has in his career had more or less
trouble with his cows. whose tendency
to kick over the milking pail or to
swish her tail around lambasting him
in the face until the cuss words would
flow in a stream easier than the milk
he was trying to extract, caused him tc
do much thinking. The result Of the
working Of his think tank is a cow-tai,
holder and for which he has applied
and received a patent. The tail of the
animal, by his invention. is fastened t.
her leg SO that the owner or his he'll
can milk without the usual dificultiei
attendant upon the operation. Hi
patent 10 numbered 778.S
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-01-28
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.

Snow fell last week in Rome, where
there has been no snow in the last IL
years.
The California rainfall for this season
is more than double the amount Of pre-.
cipitation recorded up to the same date
last year.
Senator Mitchell. indicted for land
frauds in Oregon. made a statement il
the Senate last week, in which be
branded his accusers as malicious liars.
The Italian Government has issued a
decree providing for the abolition OF
slavery in Italy's East African colonies,
which was denounced years ago by the
American Consul at Cairo.
His Excellency, Sheng. mightiest OF
all the great men in China, has been
induced by Prof. John Fryer of the De.
partment of Oriental Languages at the
California State University, to provide
five scholarships for Chinese students
now at the University.
There is a growing conviction among
well posted men who are interested in
the live stock business that before this
year is ended the people of the country
will be confronted by an actual beet
shortage. says the Denver Record.
Stockman.
1t has been decided to throw open the
gates and all the exhibit buildings at
the Lewis and Clark Exposition on Sun
days. 1t is announced that the man
agement will endeavor TO emphasize
the educational features as much as
possible and diminish the purely nsa-
tional devices on the Trail"
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-01-28
His Only Wish.

Nothing SO touches the heart strings as
the loss of a ~favorite child. Anyone who
has experienced such a misfortune will SYM
pathize with Mr.. N. ]. Lewis of Newberry,
Florida, who writes: al am so thankful
that | have found a cure for ~dysentery: Fol-
three years l have been troubled with this
disease. Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
and has effected azure. When it comes back
n dose is all that is necessary to set me
right. only wish | had known about this
remedy a year ago when my dear little baby,
one and a half years old, took dysentery and
Gied in three days. The doctors tried to
stop it but failed, and ! buried my very
heart strings with my child. No household
should be without this valuable remedy"
For sale BY Mrs. II. NJ. Schneiders Il Co.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-01-28
TESTING THE NEW ENGINE.
Master Mechanic at Ogden Amplifies
the Stevens Valve Gear.

The first drive wheel appliance,
known as the monkey motion" to be
placed on a locomotive since 1890. when
Stevens, the inventor, built the last
engine of that type and then died, has
been successfully built in the Harri-
man shops at Ogden and the first en-
glue with the famous motion made its
first trial trip to Monticello last week.
The monkey motion" engine is one
in which the eccentrics used to open
the valves in the steam chests are done
away with, and q patent appliance en-
ployed instead which places all the
workings ON the outside Of the engine.
This appliance consists of two circles.
oIe lArger than the other. which re-
volve and perform the work previously
done by the eccentrics beneath the en-
eines. Because of their peculiar mo-
ton the term "monkey motion" has
been applied to this type of engine, but
the proper name for it is Stevens valve
gear.
This valve motion is the quickest
known and does away with all back
pressure. The escape of steam is SO
perfect that the engine can attain an
unlimited speed. 1t was originally in
vented by A. j. Stevens. formerly a
Master Mechanic in the railroad shops
at Sacramento, Cal. Edgar M. Luck
EFT, now Master Mechanic of the Salt
Lake Division, was foreman i'll the
machine shops at Sacramento for some
years under Master Mechanic Stevens,
and became thoroughly conversant
with the manufacture aud application
Of the valve.
Mr.. Stevens secured a patent on the
motion and manufactured several en-
gines Of the type. which are now in use
on the Southern Pacific, but he died IN
the year 1888 and since then no engines
OF that type have been built, owing to
Mr.. Stevens patent. At the expiration
of the latter, however. the company de-
cided to give Mr.. Luckett a trial at
their construction with the result that
he has turned out and almost entirely
rebuilt engine No. 1910 and supplied it
with the motion. 1t is said that Mr..
Luckett has improved or the design OF
Mr.. Stevens, and is testing 1t.
The monkey motion" type OF en-
CINE is said by mechanics to present
some advantages over the eccentric mo-
ton engines, and to have some disad.
vantages, also.
1t is estimated that the new engine
will save from % to 40 per cent of the
coal consumption. being able to run "a
miles with one ton of coal, as against
IS to % miles under the present system.
The standard engines 10Y in use can be
changed to the ''monkey motion" with
but very little cost, and in the event
that Luckett's engine turns out to the
satisfaction of the company. most of the
engines will be rebuilt, and supplied
with the appliance.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-01-28
Assembly Standing Committees.

Assembly Standing Committees.
Eleotions-Giford. Patterson, Regsn, and
Ingalls,.
Corporations and Rsilrosds-Smith, Jones,
Norman, Clark Of Lincoln and Cushing.
Public Printing-Triplet:, Stanton and
Blake.
Ways and Means-Kenny. Anker, Brosse-
mer. Mcbride, Call and Coryell.
Claims woolcock. shier. Patterson,
Craze and Ssdler.
Judiciary-Orr, Dodge. Clarke OF White
Pine, vogt. Henderson. SMALL and Mccain.
Military and Indian Affairs Stanton.
Spindell. Kinney. Henderson and Williams.
Counties and County Boundaries-Anker,
Clifford. B,lzar. Regan and McCourt.
Trade and observation-disclosures, Trip
lett. Wright. Mcmahon and SMALL.
Education Wright, Smith, woolcock,
Clarke OF Lincoln and Blake.
Agricul.ure-Jscobson S,aunton, Kinney
Williams and Sadler.
Internal Representations. Moor
man. Yogt. McCann and Craze.
State Observation-Disclosures, Holmes
Jacobson. Ingalls, and Henderson.
Contingent Expenses - Clark. Dodge
shier, Coryell and Cole.
Mines and Mining-Spindell, Jones. Bal
Ear, Gushing and McMahan.s
Federal Relations = Mcbride. Anker
Wright. McCourt and Mccain.
Engrossmspt - Tasting, Woolcook AM
Clark.
Enrolling -Brossemer. spindsll and In
gslls.
Mileage Smith. Clifford and ingalls,.
Public Morals-Shier, Dodge. Clifford
Blake and Call.
State Library Bslzar. Triplett, an
SMALL.
Public Lsnds-Jones. Jacobsen, Mcbride
Sadler and Regsn.
State Prison and Insane Asylum-Yogs
Hasting and Cole.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-01-28
Senate Standing Committees.


President Allen appointed tine follow
ing as the Standing Committees of the
Senate:
Election : Hunter. Miller and Martin.
Corporatiops-Lord, Hardin and Gsllsg-
her.
Priuting-Graham, Dsngberg and O'Ksne.
Ways and Means - Wilson. Brougher.
Raitice aud Williams.
Judicisry-Hsrdiu, Rolf. Hunter, oddie
and Lord.
Military-Lord. Miller and Dangberg.
Agriculture = Dangberg, Rsf,ice and
Williams.
Railroads-Rof. Campbell aud Hardin.
Mines and Mining Wilson, Graham and
Thorn.
Public Lands-Hunter. Dangberg and
Williams.
Federal Relations -Raftice and Gallagher.
Engrossing Bills-Roff, Martin and Wilson
State Prison and Asylum-Rsftice, Rolf
and Martin.
Milesge-Graham, Gallagher and Raftice.
Education-Oddie, Rolf and Martin.
Olaims-Brougher. Graham and Miller.
Rnles-Hunter. Lord and Gallagher.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-01-28

Mistress-'If you want eggs to keep.
You must lay them in a cool place"
Cook-''Oill mintion it to the hens at
waust, mum. ILLUSTRATED Bits.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-01-28

A Standard organ in good cor dition for
sale A chance for a school or church to get a
good musical instrument cheap. Sold because
owner is moving. Apply at the SENTINEL
Office. i2.1m
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-01-28
MINING TAX.

Notice is hereby given that the taxes on the
proceeds Of the mines Of Eureka County for
the quarter ending December 81, 1904. are
now due and payable to me at my Office in Eu-
reka and the law in regard to the same will be
strictly enforced. ii. @. McTERNEY,
Assessor Of Eureka County, Nevada.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-01-28

Mining location blanks for sale at the SEN
TINEL Office.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-31

Under and in Durtuauoe Of \ certain
decree ~ foreclosure made and rem.
defed on she l0ih day 81 March, A 10.
1908. bg she Honorable James II Wills.
Judge ~ che Circuit Court az the
hiRhih iudicial Circuit AZ florida. ln
hud Tor Ainohun county. Fi0nda. in
ehenceFy Sitting Ia q certain ehancsrg
cause wherein George W HYDE a.
trustee. etc a complainant and tbe
American Oh ard Chemical Company.
, corporation. etc and others aFr de-
PENDANTS, I ~ q Mason. ae special
master. shall ~ public aucflon ex pose
Ter sale and sfli. Cor cash e. tha high.
sti bidder before the door 81 ihs e0uFt
hpute ~ tsld Alnchus county. a.
Gainesville. Words. dnfiue fbs legal
heurs ~ sale 90 Monday fhe SO day
of Aaf a " 100. she fgii0Hing a..
fcfiltd properly foEii
Aii ani TnHular the plant % che
Amff.eaH ul AID Chemical C6mpsnf.
together with ~ huflnfss. franchises
mtehihefg, arDaratug. in4fromanss
tools, aofsr exile and ali ether nraf,-
eftI 90 ataff1arff kiod pertaining M
iiF operating me bua.rest 20 eFtrsrf.
iuG ahd manuiasinnug tgfrfnIlns. tsf
ED efnte oI.s fie, ~ aad 1al ~ aood
itf faid pfqprry bFlgg uaa ID OalHsa.
fAir hlafhHs eaHHfF fiofida 81.
Efihef STA 40 and faEsiaf fhf tsne.
menis hffsdlfsmfntf en- sap4rtsn.
nneft ihfFennf1 hsianE.sa ~ ln aaF-
See efreffainiaE. ed else see nrht.
ihis ed lalsfsff RI the fffendants
thers.u snd fifrfia
TIE taf rF1Esffy ~ - faig - tse
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-31
rHE oAINEsmLLg plREcToRY
',Eal be Distributed on Steamships, in
Boards Of Trade and Libraries

'tgal be Distributed on Steamships, in
Boards Of Trade and Libraries
Work on the Gainesville Directory lie
progressing nicely. and the compiler,
Jesse E. Burtz, is meeting with en-
couragement in his efforts from all
classes. The book will contain not
less shan a hundred pages, will be sub
lantially and handsomely bound in
10th, and will prove a regular eney-
tlopedla Of the city.
The compiler, in addition 70 a thor
agh distribution in Gainesville, will
orange 20 place the directory upon
sery Clyde steamship between Jack
onville and New York, the elegant
DIVIDE ST. Johns river steamers, and
in send a copy to every board OF
fade and every public library in the
STATE. While this may not prove the
irect benefit foS which the book is
,ntended-the benefit Of the people OF
gainesville and the winter visitors and
traDgers coming here ana using same
for reierence--it will mean q big adj
fertisement for Gainesville, and may
have its effect in inducing visitors
here. FOR it will be an attractive publi-
alton, a publication which would be a
redit to city OF much larger popula'
hon
The publisher expects to go to press
with the directory within the next
shree weeks, aud the book will be be-
fore the public as soon as the printers
can furnish it thereafter.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-31
TAg TENT MEETINGS.
Biblical Institute viii Begin Series Of
Meetings in Tent Toni II.

Biblical Institute viii Begin Series Of
Meetings in Tent Toni 1t.
A commodious tent, with seating
capacity Of several hundred, has been
erected by an aggregation which styles
itself the Tent Company, on the Bur-
nett lot, corner South University and
East Union streets, and the fret meet
ing will be held this evening, beginning
&C 80 o'clock
The object OF these meetings will be
to further the cause OF Christ, and as
there aie some interesting and im-
pressive speakers, the services will no
doubt prove OF deep interest and ac-
complish good
The tent will be lighted and CONE
Portable seats will be provided A corr
dial invitation Is extended 90 the pub
lie generally Let everybody come
Bring your Bible, pencil aud note
book aud yearning for the fullness
OF God.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-31
THRIFTY TENOR.
ThmaEao walked. bnt Ils CarriaEs
nIii Had 80 b. Paid.

TnmsEao walked. bnt tIis CarFiaHs
nlii Had 80 b. Paid.
Several years aeo "a teu0f named
Tamagno was cugagrd GA comc o.
America und s.ng al tbe Metropolitan
Opera House. Sew York lle was paid
Sl.c0O q night Ths is snm which
would make many puple willing 90
pui ~ with small eyiu esueuee. Bnt
not 20 Tamaguo Egfop leaviue Eu.
r0i,e Do made stipulation that 1c be
furnished with eaniasr 90 ANA from
tbe oIfefa h1usc eterB HIslf This was
inserlc-i iu ihr rlair4ft
When BE- afrItcl Dr. fsmd esfrlnes
waiting Bt thr p.o lie ro,ir upi8wu-
nivays af the rtpe % ile epeEs
couWapt tlpt BOOK aaHni
Then b. dn sie1 ip prf up ai iff Nnri
bpforh hnfeI wilkes hEns Oh o.
onl tar sh.u b.ss fromtle Metro
poiiian Ope naee EreJ tme D.
sane o. wnMvi 90 lo tHe atera hsrse
feiuslns o. lkr ouaee iie sa1
o. hd if ssn wnA Nheh if
eaue f.fae for t.m b. fefru o. furufe
d. presented tn fg over fau Cos
cafreas Co., aul lrar tae oFa
hHi rag t.aal fste rfwfee w1
tha niansslr ~ fHr aee faartng
Iam5Eel lprel ise tei Hrfei ftr
maaserr 81 iss 81 tae eelurf &C.
rftefni fae slar sgssesf uherer
auffa'rF uas $50 atpa I %
se.t ef ouree n fasf fis san haf
% a. p lie ae a Or RI HHh
o. a .r O. tflt
feer ae CO. sh ea az
umr - afs aff sfpu niEtt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-31
FINE OPERATION
After Suffering Several Weeks Prof
Foskett Had Eye Removed.

After Suffering Several Weeks Prof
Foskett Had Eye Removed
After suffering intensely for several
weeks from an eye which had been AZ
lected from cold contracted from a
base Of lagrippe. Prof A. J Foskett,
Who is At the odd Fellows sanitarium,
anderweut the operation Of having
be afflicted member, the sight Of
ehieh had disappeared, removed
thursday The operation was per
sormed by Dr. J Harrison Hodge,.
SISTED by other physicians.
The diseased eye had really been
eak and affected for several years,
nd hsd IL not been removed would
have resulted in blindness Of fhe
ther The patient bore The opera
100 remarkably sell, and The ply.
cian states that BE- will be enabled 20
pine out 10 q frE days
Friends % Prof foskett ell be-
ratified a. this Information s. be has
een great suIerer
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-31
lMssrleATlNo srANOARO oIL.
Federal Grand jury az kansas CITY
HAS Taken Hand IN Matter.

Federal Grand fury at kanoas City
Has Taken Hand II Matter
Kansas C.ty, March so Tie Journal
today says;
The standard ON company is TO m'
dcrgo grand jury investigation by
the federal government such as the
beef trusl IS now burdened within CHI
cage. The oil trust Investigation Is 20
take place IN topeka. according to a
government omcial here. and is 70 be-
gin 70 a couple OF weekA lncldeAaL
IS, the railroads are 10 be dragged ia.
A grand jury was drawn al Topeka
few days agQ ostensibly TO look
after The regular criminal business oil
the Kansas federal court II Will at.
tend % that business. but Us really big
task Is 20 Investigate stsaGard Oh
methods Great secrecy Is maintained
On regard 90 lhc matter The names
OF the Jurors arc kcp,.from The public.
It IS Also learned that Commissioner
Garfield will aid the grand jury hives
tgaiion On Kansas
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-31
VIII CHANGE PRINCIPALS.

ginalog Monday Prof. S &. @ein.
iosh WI Manage Psbiie school
Dalng 90 her departure Sunday
Tallahassee where Be vii re-
b dunng ne ssssion % ths Legit-
ors. Pfnf q Ksilsu. purcipsi oi
as Ga.oesviiie Graded ard High
ooi aili reiihqush BE position co.
eaf
Prot Esilgm wll b. Eacsseded b.
f1i 4 n Mclui1sh as Ker. one ~ fhs
si tG'eiruf instfactors in the e1an.
Prof Mcintosh las lasi sioied q
cessiai terra of she isiasa Grove
hooi o. y rrEartel grfg hiEhiF b.
isadInF educators ana msnsEsn 81
asnsioual sEa.B ei the csautT sae
30 no do1tt prove .ofutlI saceftt.
had pasaisr la BE usH t,siiloa
Pref Ksl'au htf hseu qaiis fot iiaF
ouf its ffralIg sd 30 Fapi.f. 81
HAan ssrrrt the etesrniy nf isHr-
teiafs tts s1r.ui.al o. tae itra