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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
MAYBELL TRACT
MAYBELL TRACT
q and acre tracts of rich. level land near
Mayfed, main road. miles from Palo Alto
all planted to trees and vines; beautiful
try; choicest lots to be had anywhere; electric
road now building; lots going fast. Don't fail
to see them Agents at Palo Alto will drive
you 70 the tract CHATFIELD & VINZENT
20l5 Fillmore ST; phone West 566s.
80 TRACTS of l to acres beautiful location
for summer homes; at Black Point station
Sonoma Branch Cal. & n. W. r. r.; only &c
miles from S. F.: lots covered with fine oaks
grand view; delightful climate; overlooking
Petaluma Creek best OF fishing and hunting
very cheap at $3.50 per acre; lot easy terms
CHATFIELD & YINZENT, 2015 Fillmore st
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CONE AND SEE.
II vou are looking for a home or a building
Dot we have them. build you just
chat you want.
BOULEVARD REALTY CO.
1927 Old County Road, Cor. 18th Ave
GET OFF AT 2SD AVE STATION
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OAKLAND REAL EsTATE-Continued
THE E. P. EANDERCO0K+EosfP
l016 BROADWAY.

81 25o--New bungalow of five large rooms
modern 4 blocks from local train; good
location terms to suit; East Oakland.
No. 1853.
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So, ,5oo-New bungalow of Eve large rooms;
modern throughout; large reception hall;
gas and electric lights; large lot; stu-
ated In Linda Vista district. No. 931.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-08

YOU HAD BETTER TAKE YOUR OPPoR-
TUNTTY.
Opportunities like this one in
LINDA VISTA TERRACE
do not last long and this one is fast going
Think of II,
These lots being sold at reduced prices
in spite of the fact that property values in
Linda Hista-the Queen OF Oakland Hi! Res
idence scctions-are rising and have risen rap
idly.
IT Is YOUR CHANCE AND YOUR ONLY ONE
TO acquire either a home site or make A
handsome profit at such BARGAIN PRICES
KARL H. NICKEL CO., INC
Sole Agents,
Suite 81, Bacon Building. Oakland Cal
BEAUTIFUL new Groom house, near San Pablo
ave. and 2eth St: built when lumber was
cheap: buyer gets the benefit; lot $40 per foot /;
place cannot be duplicated for $4,000: for quick
sale $500.
CHAPLIN & BOOTH
so San Pablo ave, Oakland.
S.65o-NEw cottage 5 rooms; large lot; choice
locAtion; half cash ]. II. YOUNG, I243
Park street, Aiameda.
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CLAY-ST. CORNER
Finest Opportunity IN Oakland
Northwest corner: 100 IT. front
SIS, ,00o
TO LEASE.
Warehouse Site AT Freight
Depot. 56x135: will lease
Ground OF will build 70 suit
Spur Track in front Of property.
INVESTMENT.
5-room cottage, with lot
30x10o.
RENTED FOR $35.
]. TTRREI. REAL ESTATE,
1910 BROADWAY.
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HORSES AND WAGONS.
s. f. CARRIAGE CO.-Assortment OF new and
secondhand wagons. buzgies. carts. surreys.
team harness SIS Valencia st
FOR saIe-vell matched sorrel team. gel9ings.
rising 2: sound and gentle Private stable.
5660 Washington st
IS SETS sand wagon harness. S4S: lumber wagon
harness So. complete. Spiro Harness and
Wagon Co.. the cd stand. 307 Market ST
FOR sa!e-A young ponv bride aud saddle win
drive. ]. JACOBS. Belmont
FOR saIr-A phaeton In good condition. In
quire 4041 Eixhteenth St
LIGHT buggy and breaking cart 1701 San
Bruno
SPONGE GES-He idqrarters carriage and harness
SD0nges 2i03 Pine. :. ADDERLEY.
HARNESS. collars. whips. saddles. blankets
robes. W DAVIS son. 2020 Howard 81
FOR saIe--No. 1 delivery wakon and horsS for
sale 1908 Ellis ST.
Conffnued on Page IL
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THE E. p. vANDERCooK COMPANY.
1o16 BROADWAY, OAKLAND, CAL.
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S55oo-An elegant modern 10-room house on
corner IN North Berkeley, on full-sized 90
foot lot. There is rear of lot .
build g nice bungalow. Only ] block from
car line. In very desirable neighborhood
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FLIES carry disease: buy ny dope; the greatest
dy and insect killer IN the world; sure catch
on any old paper. cloth. board or TIN; child
can use 1T; non poisonous; special dopes for
orchard. vineyard and garden; always fresh:
sold In cans 15c. CSC and soc u. s. Insect
Exrerminator Co.. S311 Twentieth ST. coz.
Folsom. Live agents wanted everywhere.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-14
COMMENCEMENT At ITALY.
High school Exercises Heis. Friday.
Hiftpeu Graduates

The graduating exercises OF the
ltalF public schools were held last
Friday la the college auditorium
There are fifteen graduates this year.
five boys and ten girls. as follows.
Joe Craig. Marcus Han. Blackburn
Moseley. Fred Taylor Emil Hamlet.
Myrtle Murphy, Eva Paisley. Liliy
Eddleman. Bessie Phillips. Fannie
Eddleman, OIlie McWhirter. Beatrice
Moore. Flo Wimborley and Cleo Car
Isle
Sunday morning AZ II O'Clock f.
H. Moore of Hillsboro, preached the
commencement sermon
Thursday. May II, the music and
elocution recitals will be given by
the senior and junior classes, which
will end the closing exercises of the
public schools.
The school board met Friday even
ing and elected the following teach
ers for the public schools of italy,
for the year 190G-07; Ed Grafton.
principal; Dudley Stoyall, assistant
principal: Misses Jennie Wolliver,
Mamie Morris, wilma Moore, Josie
Brooks, first, second, third and pri-
mary grades The superintendent
has not YET been elected c. A.
Beauford was reelected principal OF
the colored school of this city
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-14
Farm Hands in Demand.

Several farmers were in town late
yesterday afternoon aud this morn
ing looking for hands TO work iu
the cotton ields Much complaint
has been heard lately OF the scar
city of farm laborers iu the county
.it being almost impossible 20 secure
.suttitieut help in some localities In
spite Of This drawbac however. the
farmers have their crops well culti-
waited The work OF choppiug cotton
Is just now commencing I'm general
over THE county. and this win i'm
crpase the demand for help Corn
Is growing nicely and the cotton is
shown Jo bc la "a healthy condition.
The grain acreage is uot $50 large us
iu former Years. but the crop give.
promise uf am abundant yield Ac-
e1Hdiug to reports coming iu ihe
prospects far good crops this Ntag
| afe uu .haf could be- desired
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-14

George L. Griffin. secretary or the
Young Mems Chautauqua Club, has
received the following letter from
Rev. w. b. Preston, secretary of the
board of directors of the Chautau-
qua;
Il am instructed by the directors
of the Waxahachie Chautauqua AS
semblv TO express again to the Young
Mems Chautauqua Club our appreci-
alton OF the value Of your services
to the Chautauqua in the past, and
also to extend TO you cordial invi-
tation TO erect your tent on our
grounds the coming season. We will
be glad to cooperate with YOU in
any way in our power. I trust that
next season may be pleasant and sue
ccssful for all of us.
The Young Mems Chautauqua
Club. as indicated by its name, is
composed of about one hundred
Young men OF the city, with Geo. p.
Mizell as president The purpose OF
the organization is 10 provide social
pleasures for the visitors TO the
Chautauqua. Each season finds the
club on the grounds with large
tent. which is furnished with every
thing which will add 20 the comfort
aud pleasure ot an who visit the as-
scmblS
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-14
FORMER STUDENTS TO MEET.
Meeting will Bc Held AT Trinity Uni
ycrsity on Juunc ;.

TO the alumni aud former students
of Trinity University;
There will be a meeting OF the
alumni and students of Trinity Uni
yersity on the evening of June ;.
and we sincerely hope that Won may
be present and assist in making the
meeting a success. In the afternoon
Of the same day the cornerstone of
the boys hall will be laid with appro-
pirate ceremonies. Addresses will
he made in the afternoon by Dr. Ira
Landrith of Nashville and Hon. w.
+. Ramsey of Cleburne. II Is ex-
pected that Hon. J A. l.. Wolfe will
address the Alumni and Students
Association at their formal meeting.
A reception will be given at the close
of the formal meeting at which an
enjoyable time Is expected. We shall
also hope to have the honor of your
presence at the commencement ex-
ercises at 1890 o'clock June 6, at
which time Dr. s. j. Niccols of st.
Louis will deliver the Grafton
s. l.. HORNBEAK, Pres.
H. E. BURGESS, Secy.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-14

A large crowd attended the base
ball game played Saturday afternoon
at the Sims Park between the Sioux
Indians and a local team. The home
team was composed of good players,
but some of the men were handicap
ned by reason of the fact that they
had not played a game this season.
They were a little slow at first, but
they soon warmed up and admins
tered severe drubbing to the In
dians The visitors made three runs
in the first inning. only ones they
were allowed TO secure during the
game At the beginning of the game
it looked like sure defeat for the
home boys. but they rallied forces in
determined effort to win Ed.
Wicker pitched for the locals. lie
was little slow at first. hut he soon
limbered mp and sent nine men 70
the bench At the end OF the game
the score stood. Locals r; Indians
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-14
THE CLOSING ENFKI ISIS.
Examinations IN Various Grades
Were Finished TODAY.

Written examinations in the Fari-
Gus grades In the city public schools
were finished today Tomorrow
morning from 8 TO y, there win be
in each room an exhibition OF the
work done during the year This
work will consist of maps drawings,
written recitatious, examination pa
pers. etc All friends of the public
schools are cordially invited to come
out and see what the children have
been doing during the term about to
close. Parents of children in the
school are especially urged to be
present You will encourage both
teachers and pupils by your presence
There viii also be oral examinations
in each room during the forenoon.
It will interest and entertain friends
to hear these oral tests.
On Tuesday evening at $50 the
graduating exercises will be held in
the high school auditorium All
friends of the schools are cordially
invited to be present at these exer-
cises. Hon j NJ Alderdice will ad-
dress the graduating class and award
the diplomas Mr.. J NJ Eskridge
will present the Southern and State
University scholarships.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-14
FATAL DUEL AT DEPOT
DISPUTE Ab0nt Two Dollars Causes Dedih
of . Participant.

Bay City, Texas, May li.-ln a
pistol duel at the Cane Belt railway
depot at 8 o'clock Saturday morn
ing Frank Martin was killed and o.
E. Hatchett severely wounded in the
right hip. The shooting arose over
disputed account of s.. The men
quarreled few days ago and met at
the depot, where an excursion crowd
was gathered and began firing
Martin carried pistol in shoe box
while Hatchett had Colt in a pocket
Martin was wounded in the abdomen
and died two hours later Hatchett
will recover, The dead man was a
former hotel proprietor and Hatchett
was a well known contractor
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-14
SHOT BY A WATCHnAN


Chattanooga. May II Herb Cor
nelson of Danyiile Ky. was killed
and Jack Richardson Of Lexington,
Ky, fatally wounded In merchan-
disc car Ia the Cincinnati Southern
freight yards here at O'Clock Satur-
day morning by one Of the road s
watchmen, who must have fired al
least six shots. II is thought that
they were engaged In robbing the
car when discovered on the person
Of Richardson was found a loaded
revolver, one of the charges OF
which had been fired He was shot
in three places Corneilson was KILL
ed by bullet in the head
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-14
SERMON TO GRADUATES.



The sermon to the high school
graduating class was preached last
night by Rev. j. y. Ivy at the First
Methodist church. The sermon was
heard by large audience, the build
ing heing filled to overlooking The
front seats in the middle tier were
reserved for the trustees, faculty and
members of the class
Mr. Ramsey, who conducted the
singing during the revival, had
charge of the music, which was a
very interesting part of the service
The prayer was offered by Rev. j.
c. Smith, pastor of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church Rev. Ivy's ser
mon was ably delivered and while di-
rected principally to the class, it con-
tanned much that was inspiring and
ennobling to all
! The class exercises will be helt
| Tuesday evening in the auditori
um of the high school building.
At the conclusion of the sermo
to the graduates the farewell SCI
vice of the revival was conducted b
Evangelist Birdwell.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-14
COMMENCEMENT AT MILFORD.
Announcement Made BY Texas Pres
byterian College.

The Texas Presbyterian college for
girls of Milford will hold its fourth
annual commencement May % to 80
the program being as follows:
Undergraduate music and express
sion recital May %, undergraduate
music and expression recital May "a,
undergraduate music and expression
recital May %. baecalaureate ser
mon Sabbath, ! a. m, May 81, Rev.
R. E. Vinson, d. D., Austin, Texas !;
undergraduate sermon, Sabbath
Up. M, May 27, Rev. S. l.. Rieves, NC
| Kinney, Texas senior class day
lMondav, p. m, May 2s. senio
music and expression recital, Ma
t2s. alumnae reunion, Tuesday,
: m, May %: art and needlework e
hibit. Tuesday. 3 p. M. May 2.
l senior music and expression reciti
2 MAY 20 commencement May 81
Address 10 graduating class by Rev
William Ray Dobyns. D. d., ST
IJoseph. Mo.
Glass Emily Belle Barton
IB s. Josie Bryan Barton. B. s:
| Edna Baucom, A. B; Jessie X. Bell,
A. B.: Beulah Arney Cavitt, B. s.:
wilma Edwards, b S. Evlyn Eliza
beth Erwin, a. B.; Mary Maple
Evans, A. B.; Margaret E. Harper,
\. b; Milton Hutton. b. S; Clara
r. Lowrance. A. B.; Robert Neblett,
B. S; George Offutt B s; Norma
Laura Pardue, A. b; Barbara G.
= D,.3t
y. B.. Eleonore Won Rosenberg, r.
S, Claire Rutherford. B. s. Bessie
Lee Scale, A. B
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-14
ATTACKED BY BULL.
Ennis Man Had Very Narrow Escape
From Death.

W. NJ Mckinney of Ennis had a
very exciting and dangerous expert
ence with a mad bull and came near
losing his life in the conflict. Mr..
Mckinney and Mr.. Mayfield were
working with some cattle in Rev.
w. A. Sampey's pasture near Bard
well last Saturday The men had
gotten some distance apart in their
work when Mr.. Mckinney was at
tackled by the bull. His horse was
Knocked down and rolled over the
rider, who was severely bruised and
hurt. Mr. Mayfield, seeing the stu
alton, hurried to the rescue and sue
ceeded in fighting the furious ami
NAL away.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-14

saturday morning Judge \. l.,
love and family moved 10 Roswell
y. NJ. where they will in the future
reside Judge Love has been "a resi-
dent ot WaNuh3chie for number of
years. where me- has always enjoyed
the confidence aud esteem ot all
who knew him tie is Hu able law
Yer and "a christian gentleman and
any community may we'll hv proud
LOT him. and his family
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-14
THROWN FROM BUGGY.
Employ of cotton Mills Narrowly
Escapes Serious Injury.

Employ of cotton Mills Narrowly
Escapes Serious Injury.
While Mr.. Adams, an employe of
the cotton mills, was driving down
Ferris avenue yesterday afternoon
his horse became frightened and ran
into Water street and then down
Monroe to the intersection of Main.
At this point the automobile of Mr..
Ferris was met, but as the machine
was under control 1t was stopped in
time to avert a collision. The horse
ran in front of the machine and in
turning up Main street the buggy
toppled over Mr.. Adams was thrown
out and sustained painful bruises,
+ but was not seriously hurt. The
horse dragged the buggy up the
street a short distance and was stop
ped near the Christian church.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-14
The Farmers Institute.

The Ellis County Farmers Insti-
tute and Swine Breeders Association
will have a joint meeting in Waxa-
hachie Friday and Saturday, May
25 and 26. There will be fine
display of hogs, sheep and goats.
Suitable premiums will be given.
Breeders from other counties are in
vited to bring their stock
Good speakers will be present and
a nice program will be carried out.
JAS. S. DAVIS,
Pres Farmers Institute.
r. X. ERWIN.
Pres. Swine Breeders Assn
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-14
Record OF the Weather.

The record of the temperature in
Waxahachie for the week ending
May 10, as read by Local Observer
Longserre, is as follows:
May Z. highest60, lowest Az. clear :;
Nav s, highest 50. lowest As, clear;
May 8, highest 76, lowest 40, clear;
Nav 10. highest 70, lowest AS, clear;
Nav II, highest so, lowest So. clear;
Nav 70. highest s3, lowest Sc, clear
May 13, highest S3, lowest o9, ant
cloudy.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-14

The following invitation accom-
panied by the card of Miss Alice
Adkisson, has been received at this
office:
The senior class of Mansfield
Academy invites you to be present
at its commencement exercises Fri
day morning, May Is. 1906. at 10
o'clock, Academy Chapel
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-14

The tollowing pleas 90 guilty have
lsceu accepted iu fhg county ,outt
pinknrs NauEhu fhrff. sentenced
tu five days lu ItiI
Frank Allen iheft fined g. HN
aud given our dRt iu lail
claude FleeeIifu thvft iurd g.
Hrt niseu uHa dat Iu IHif
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-14
BirtlwelI Revival Closed.

The great revival at the Methodist
church led by Evangelist R. j. Bird
well, of Weatherford, closed last
light. There were more than 100
conversions. The Methodist church
received over so and many went to
other churches. Rev Birdwell goes
from here to Llano, where he opens
a meeting the 18th inst
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-14
School Board to Meet.

Hon T. ] Cole, president of the
board of trustees of the city public
schools. requests the announcement
that a meeting of the board Will be
held at his office "Wednesday morn
| ing at O'Clock for the purpose O
| electing teachers for the next schoo
year All members of the board ar'
| requested to be present.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-01-10

Joint installation of G. A. r.
and W. r. @. at G.. A. r. hall Sat
urday night.
F. T. Boyes of Spokane, Wash
has our thanks for liberal remit
lance on subscription and tells us to
cheer up
Owing to the death of Mrs. An
ma Nathan, a member of the North
Side Social club, the meeting of the
club called for today will not be
held until next Wednesday.
The HaYseed club has decided
upon holding its annual dance on
the night OF Friday, Jan. 18th.
Additional tickets will be issued;
tickets already issued are good as
the wheat.
"A $15,O 900 fire occurred at Mus
coda Wednesday night OF last week
the loss including the Eagan drug
store and the Valley Voice, Nearby
structures narrowly escaped being
destroyed Loss is partially covered
by insurance.
john Taylor, formerly with
Hyde's implement house, will open
a billiard hall, cigar, tobacco and
confectionery store in the room now
occupied by the bowling alley soon.
Sam Pennock, owner of the alley,
will remore the same and store it.
Gov. Davidson has received
word that the Wisconsin monument
on the battlefield of Shiloh has been
completed. The contractors suggest
that the monument De dedicated on
April and Z in honor of the battle
which occurred on those dates. Gov.
Davidson has replied that the dates
are satisfactory. However, it is
probable that he will not go in per-
son as the trip will take about a
week.
A special meeting of the mem
bers of the Congregational church
and society is called for Thursday
evening, Jan. 18th, at 7:3O o'clock.
Reports from all the societies are
to be read, viz. clerk of THE church,
treasurer of church benevolences,
S. S. superintendent, G. E. society,
Ladies' Aid, Ladies Missionary society
and the treasurer of the society.
Church officers are also to be elected,
S. S. Superintendent, clerk, deacon
and committees. Plans are also to
be discussed for the continuance of
the service. The meeting is i'm
portant and all interested are urged
to attend.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-01-10
Auction.

The undersigned residing 3 miles
east of Lancaster, 4 miles north of
Ellenboro and Il miles northwest. OF
Platteville, will sell at public auction
commencing at 10 o'clock a. M. sharp
on Thursday. Jan. q, 1906, tho follow
ing described property:
Four Head of Horses Brown Swigert
gelding coming 6 years old, weight
1900: grey gelding 10 years old, weight
1000, colt coming 3 years old, weight
about 1900, sired by Ira Murphy's
trotting horse; draft colt.
Sixty Hogs Nine old brood sows,
grade Poland China: 1 old stock hog,
pure bred Poland China, 15 shoats, 80
fall pigs.
About rs chickens.
Fifty-nine Head of Cattle-Thirty-
five are good grade steers coming
years old; are high grade steers COM
ing 2 years DID, milch COWS, l fresh,
all young; pure bred Shorthorn COW,
with calf at foot, bought at w. E. Nc
Cormick's sale last October: Aber-
deen-Angus bull, Is months old, weight
about 1900 lbs; heifers, coming
years old, with calf; 5 calves-3 steers
and heifers.
Farm Machinery, Etc.-Minnie
binder, Champion mower, Mccormick
mower, Deere hay loader, side delivery
rake, 2 riding plows-1 14-in. gang, 1
l6in. single, 2 walking plows, seeder,
corn planter, disc, corn plows, 3-sec-
ton harrow, 5-shoveI garden pillow.
This, machinery is all in good shape.
2 good wagons, 2 truck wagons, 2 pair
bobs, double carriage, single carriage
both good as new. 2 seated buggy, good
cutter, set heavy harness, good sets
l d in. harness, 2 good heavy saddles,
blankets, robes, tanning mill, corn
shelter, 2 ladders, iron kettle, hog
rack, hay racks, about 200 feet new hay
rope. hay fork and carrier, pick,
shovels. forks, rakes, grass seeder,
milk cans, crow bars, post maui, every
thing that is used on farm.
Household Furniture-Two bed
room sets, combination book case and
writing desk-all of which are nearly
new, 3 bed steads, bureau, table chairs,
several rockers, sewing machine, sofa,
stoves, dishes, lamps, ice cream freezer,
new washing machine and many other
articles.
Terms:-Sums of $40 and under
cash; over $1O 1 years time will be
given on bankable notes at per cent
interest.
This sale will positively begin at 10
o'clock sharp. Lunch at noon.
JAMES E. DIvALL, Proprietor.
Z. A. Bishop, Auctioneer.
Geo. A. Moore, Clerk.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-01-10
Civil, Service, Examination.

County Judge Goodsell and Coun-
ty Supt Nyesconducted0the first ex-
animation held IN Grant county at
Lancaster Saturday on the new civil
service plan.
There weres nine who wrote, as
follows:
Four game ,wardens:. Claire Lynn,
Mt. Hope; w. FL l.Burgess, Lancas-
ter; A. E. Storrs. iFennimore; F. G..
Budd, Lancaster.
Firemen for Steam Boilers: II. A.
Young, Fenrimore; slHube1t Sands,
Muscoda.
Factory Inspector, G. F. Dickin-
son, Lancaster.
Bookkeeper, Jay A. Nathan,
Lancaster.
Clerk, Fay o. .Barstow, Lancaster.
Hours Of examination were from
9 a. m. to'5 pm. All are good
sensible fellows, an intelligent
bunch, and will undoubtedly pass.