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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-08-22

Miss Hazel Young, who is employed at
Bar Harbor, spend Sunday at home.
Mrs. w. B. Reed, of Bangor, was the
guest of Miss Nancy Abbott Saturday.
Mrs. Walter Hodgkins is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Hodgkins, at Bar
Harbor.
Miss Edith Foss visited her sister, Mrs.
e. II. Abbott, at North Sullivan, few
days last week.
Mrs. Harold G. Foss went to New York
saturday to join her husband, Capt. Foss,
Of the schooner D. Howard Spear, recently
arrived from southern port.
A party consisting of A. B. Crabtree and
wife, II. W. johnson and wife, j. n.
Stratton and wife, HerYey Scammon and
wife, Burton Merchant and wife, Mrs,
Eva Stratton, Miss Lula Stratton, Carl
Stratton, Frederic johnson, Reginald
johnson, Kenneth Crabtree, Lillian Scam
mon and Tommy Merchant spent last
week at De Meyers camp.
Aug 20 &.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-08-22

Careful, skilled, thorough dental work is a
most important matter nowadays. II you are
in need of treatment along this line the an
nouncement of the Sawyer Dental Co., of
Bangor, in our advertising columns, should
appeal to you with special emphasis-Advt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-08-22
MEMORIAL REsoLurroNs.

Whereas, The Divine Master has again
entered our fraternal circle, and severed a
link from the chain which unites us, by re-
moving our loved and much respected
brother, Ira Robertson, therefore, be it
Resolved That Oasis chapter, No. 40, Order
Of the Eastern Star, has lost true and loyal
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SEAWALL.
Aug. 20.

Mrs. Lima Butchers and son Clyde, re-
turned to Boston Monday.
Frank Higgins, wife and baby, OF
somerville, Mass, are visiting G. II. Kent
and wife.
Aug. 10. DOLLY.
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PauDer Notice.
is quickly absorbed.
Gives Relief at Once.

HAVING contracted with the CITY OF Eil-
worth to support ana care for thQse wbs
II,ty r.esd ASSISTANCE during the next i've year,
and are legal residents OF Ellsworth. ! foro'c
all pers,t4s trusting lheiu UD my account. NJ
there is plenty OF loom ana accommodations II
care tor them at the Clty Fam bcuse.
AZ. !. DpUMhKy
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Take LAXATIVE BRoM0 Quinine Tablets
Druggists refund money II 1t fails TO cure. X. W
GROVES signature IL ON each box. a5c.
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THE subscriber hereby gives notice thai
j. she has been duly appointed administrS
tor of the estate of Dewitt c. Folsom, laAs
of Bucksport, in the county OF Hancock
deceased, and given bonds as the law directs
All persons having demands against the es
tate of said deceased are desired to preseM
the same for settlement, and all indebted
thereto are requested to make payment an
mediately.
August z, 1908. CHARLOTTE W. FoLsox.
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HANCOCK,
Aug. 10.

Miss Mary Flsgg, of Fall River, Mass,
is the guest of Miss Ethel Crabtree.
Mrs. e. G. Abbott, OF Portland, has been
the guest the past two weeks of Miss
Nancy Abbott.
Mrs. Luman Stratton, Mrs. May Neal
and children and Miss Lula Stratton, of
Lawrence, Mass, are at their home here
for the summer.
At the meeting OF Elinee council We'd
nesday evening, one candidate was in
itiated into the mysteries of the degree.
Refreshments were served. At the next
meeting very pleasing programme,
which is Being arranged by Mrs. Bertha
Foss, will be presented.
Aug. ID. C.
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yTNHE subscribers hereby give nouce that
l. they have been duly appointed executors
of the last will and testament of William B.
Campbell, late OF Ellsworth, in the county
of Hancock, deceased, and given bonds as the
law directs. All persons having deman<s
against the estate of said deceased are &s-
sired to present the same for settlement, aad
all ind ebted thereto are requested to maff
payment immediately. OLIVE B HANscoM
August T. 1906 seth II. CsMPBEI,Ls
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Agreeable to an order of sale granted August
A, 1906. by William f. Whiting, Esq, refezse
in bankruptcy.
rTNHE undersigned trustee hereby gives no..
l. tice that he will sell at public auction
the bankrupt estate of Robert r. Curtiss at
the store lately occupied by him in BucksPorts
County of Hancock and State of Maine, On
Tuesday the twenty first day of August, 1870.
at two of the clock in the afternoon. The
stock of goods consisting of groceries. 60.
bacco, confectionery and fixtures. TermsL
cash. WILLIAM r. RoIx,
Dated Aug. 10, 1906. Trustee.
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FOR RIGHT OF WAY.
Salt Lake q Ogden Brings Suit in
Condemnation.

Ogden May l5.--The Salt Lake and
Ogden railway company, through its
attorney, g. r. Hollngsworth. has
commenced condemnation proceedings
In the District court against Mathew
s. Browning ct al, 10 condemn piece
Of land along lts proposed right OF
way to the mouth Of Ogden canyon. The
plaintiff alleges that It has endeavored
to purchase the land but the defendants
refused to sell, that fair value of the
land IL $3.50 which amount II is
willing to pay for the property The
suit promises to be an interesting one.
as IL Is stated the Ogden Rapid transit
company Is DESTROYS OF keeping the
Bamberger people from getting the
right of way,
In the case of Henry Marx company
against Richard Douglas ct al The
defendant was granted ten days IN
which to prepare motion for new
trial This Is the suit which was
brought against the defendants to re-
cover on their failure to Keep con.
tract TO furnish 81 900 pounds OF WOOL
TO plaintiffs, which suit was won by
Marx
The trial of the suit Of r l.. Keller
against the oregon Short Line COM
pany. has been set for trial May %. ~.
The $50 900 damage suit Of VIM. can
against the Union Pacific is stlll on
trial IN the district court
TWO COUPLES WE'D.
The county clerk granted marriage
licenses to the following couples
G. j. sprout. 25 and Miss Cora Farr,
% both of Ogden city
T. $. Hilman 81. OF Bingham and
Miss Cora Malan, 26, Of Salt Lake CITY
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS,
II Nuitermaus, native Of Holland.
was admitted to citizenship by Judge
| Howell
County Treasurer Alma ID. Chambers,
| has a large force Of assistants at work
preparing the first tax notices for this
| wear. There will he about 10000 issued
| and mailed this week.
| Funeral services over the remains oi
| Dr. Lyman Skeen viii be held at the
| Tabernacle Wednesday at ! o'clock.
Clerk David Jensen OF the municipal
| court is confined to his home nursing
a badly swollen foot caused by rusty
| nail being run into ".
Tonight musicale viii be given pN
the pupils of the state school fol- the
| blind under the direction of Prof Bal
| lantyne.
| Daniel Morrison. who was struck 10y
| an automobile last week, is consid
erably improved. although he is Sill
unable to move around
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AFFAIRS OF
WEBER COUNTY.
Commissioners Considering the
Proposition Of Purchasing
Voting Machines.
FISH SAVING DEVICE SUCCESS
Salt Lake & Ogden Brings Condemns
ton Suit for Right OF Way to
Ogden Canyon.

Ogden. May l5.--'rhe action taken re-
Gently by the board of county commits
sioners in purchasing fish nets and
large cans for conveying fish has al
ready more than paid for the small
amount expended In the saving of trout
from being destroyed IN irrigation
bitches, according to the report fur
nshed the board at its regular meet
ing yesterday afternoon by Fish and
Game Warden Grow. These cans and
nets have been IN the possession OF Mr..
Grow about two weeks only, ana IN that
time he has saved from going down the
Huntsville canal 40 pounds Of trout
from eight to twenty inches long, be"
sides over 900 smaller fish. These fish
were taken in the cans and replanted
in the South Fork of the Ogden river
From the Woolf creek Mr. Grow saved
about $500 trout, which he replanted IN
the North Fork From this report 1t IL
very evident that in the past thousands
Of trout have gone down the canals
and irrigation bitches and died, which
IN the future win be saved
8. c. Hamilton Of the United States
Standard Voting Machine company,
presented to the board n lengthy state
ment showing the great saving Of costs
at elections by the use Of the company-s
voting machines. He stated that by
the use Of the machines the rs districts
In Ogden could be reduced to 49, which
would he q saving OF $5g by cut
| ting out u districts on judges alone,
besides a saving OF $3.50 for ballots be-
ing printed and sll7 in the expense OF
counting the ballots, making a total
| saving in one election of $S9t The u
machines necessary for ogden would
cost $3.50 which amount could be
| saved In less than 10 years. The com.
missioncrs are carefully CONSIDERING the
| purchasing of Is Of the machines fol
use in Ogden.
Bids were received from David Ben
nett. f. w. Wood, Arthur NJ. ferrin
| Thomas w. Stoker and II. s. carver
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UTAH COUNTY GRADUATES.
At Pleasant Grove To-day BIS District
School Pupils Receive Diplomas.
snecial Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Provo, May t5.--Three hundred and
seventy-eight pupils Of the Utah coun-
~ schools graduated today from the
eighth grade at Pleasant Grove. There
was a large attendance of parents ana
relatives of the pupils and Tho pretS
little city presented a Lively ana IN
teresting appearance. Ihe NlslluIS
wero generously entertained by the
citizens and the day was in every way
an ENJOYABLE one. The exercises OF
which program follows, were pre-
sided over by County superintendent
l.. r.. Eggertsen
PROGRAM.
9;S0A. NJ.
chorus Pleasant Grove Graduates
Address Of Welcome Mayor Jas o.
Bullock.
Response ,.,,u.,
Music. Sentiments and Readings, Class
Representatives,
Address to Graduates.
Addresses.
2P. M,
County Valecditorian 60, Minnie Greer
Presentation of Diplomas
Addresses state Supt A. c. Nelson
pres Jos. L. Kingsbury, Pres. Geo. H.
Brimhall ,,,
This evening a grand bail viii be
given at which the graduates and visit
ors will be the guests.
The following are the graduates ana
schools;
sPRINGVILLE,
n X. Nielsen district supervisor:
NJ G, Merrill teacher,-Oro RoNlance'
Nellie Curtis. Anna II. Hill, Blanche
Oakley, Jessie Bird, Laura BIRD, PEAR
Kelsey. La Prele Straw Ethel Single
ton Dorothy Raymond, Angus Boyer
Renel y. Packard, Della Hafen. Iva
Anderson, Ivy Hall, Marie Clark. Eiiza-
beth Reynolds, Ruth phillips kather-
en- Chew. Francis Stevenson, Emily
Larsen. Pearl Strong Mary l.. Thorn,
Samantha Thorn. Louisa Evans, Iina
r. Johnson, Osso Bowlden, Caroline
Barker. Eliza Deal, Clara Worthen'
Lucina Clark. Vida Houtz, Chloe Boy
or. Roy Harmer, Floyd Kelly, Kari
Groesbeck. Chauncey Childs, Roscoe
Crandall. VIM B. Clark Glenn Alle-
man, lie We're Crandall, Sterling r.
price Charles Miner, VIM Mckenzie,
Alta Crandall Barbara Clements, Ivy
/. Crandall, Nellie r. Weight, Roberta
Hutchinson, Clara Jean Beardall, Hazel
Fullmer, Martha J Hin, Clara Lamb
SON Mamie Crandall, Mary Ceder-
land
AMERICAN FORK,
Osmon Justesen, district supervisor;
Joseph b. Forbes, teacher.--Willie
Hunter. Lizzie Crossman, Lula Pulley,
Clyde p. Crookston, Iva Dell Murphy
Alma Robinson, Jennie Hunter, owen
Thornton, Zlna A. Baker, JOS f. wal
ton. Warren F.. Anderson. f"1ce SOM
merville, Geo. Hunter. T. LETTER,
Eddie Flrnlage, Lester l. .l,., James
r. Chapman Frank b, CruSsman, VIII
lie Gardner, Chas Forbes, Arthur Tat
tersall Myrtle Adams. Lizzie Boley
Lottle Crystal. Lola Wagstaff, Althera
Vance, Alice r. Chadwick. Ida Robin
son, Jno. Maxim, Mabel Doyle, Sadie
Thornton. Thomas L. Chapman, Louie
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for the sprinkling OF ogden canyon
road, and the contract was awarded TO
Mr.. Carver whose bid was for ssl pei
month.
A. II. King general foreman OF the
oregon Short Line track work, applied
to the county for the free use OF water
from the iniirmary reservoir to water
a lawn and flower bed the company de-
sires putting in at Roy station Tho
matter was referred to Commissioners
stanford and Madison with power 10
act.
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Beware Of Ointmcnts for Catarrh that
Contain Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
on smell and completely derange the whole
system when entering II through the mu-
he used except on prescriptions from
reputable physicians. as the damage they
viii do is ten fold to the good you can
noss,bly derive from them. Halls Catarrh
cure, manufactured by +. j. cheney
90 Toledo, o. contains no mercury, and
Ia taken internally, acting directly upon
The blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system. In buying Halls Catarrh cure
be sure you get the genuine. u is taken
internally and made ~ Toledo, ONO. ny
F. J. Cheney n Co. Testimonials free;
Sold ~ Druggists Price 15c per bottle.
Take falls Family Pills for constipa'
ton.
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PIRATING FOLEN'S HONEY AND
TAR

Foley 4 CO.. Chicago. originated Honey
and Tar as a throat and lung remedy. and
on account Of tho great merit and popu-
larity OF Foley's Hone. and Tar many i'm.
itations are offered for the genuine. These
worthless limitations have similar sound
ing names Beware OF them. The genu-
inc Foloy's Honey and Tar IL In a yellow
package Ask for II and refuse any sub
stituto II is the hest remedy FOR coughs
and colds. For sale by +. J, 1iill Drug Co.
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r Hand, clyde Stewart. Priscilla Lud-
low, Earl Wall Emily Mace, Edward
j. Johnson. Henry Fernsten, Edward
l., Fernsten, Lois A. Mace.
PAYsoN.
Samuel 4. Taylor, district supervisor:
d. Foster Cluff, Teacher-Depha f.
Barnett. Zela Lee Webb, Elsie Leviene
Dixon. Maggie Finlayson Leila Wilson.
Allie May Butler, Robert j. Bills. Fred
Lloyd Finlayson, Cleon Price Daniels
Orpha /, Doan, Edna Johnson, Lizzie
Worthington, Ieela Colvin, Dora NJ.
Wightman. Cecil Gardner, Joseph +.
Quigiey. James owen Melting, Albert
owen X. Douglass, Roy Haskell. YER
non Daniels.
LEHI.
q. n. child. District Supervisor; JOS
eph Anderson, Teacher Ada l., Wrie-
ley, Aurelius Ross. Myrtle Willis. Clar-
encc II Yates, Henry II. Naisbitt, Nor
ris Briggs, George A. Lewis, Louie A.,
Thomas. Hyde A. WINS. William r.
Dorton. Vera Taylor, James Amor
Whippe Cheta II. Davis, Arthur Shaw,
Marvel Conner, Viola Gardner, Lester
w. Anderson, Melvin Smith. Leila Pc
AFtNtlit 'rldulS SOulnWiths isAilNl IL All
red, Hazel j. Evans. Celia V. Rhodes.
Eliza b. Phillips. Emma Hunger, Daisy
r. kirkham. Goldie Dorton, Verland
Davis. Olive NJ, Stoker, Rena Bushmsn,
Florilla Evans, Valarus Rpss. Eva
Willis, George A. V Harris, Warren
Ashton, Jennie T.. Smith. Arthur G,
Wilson, Merlin G, Southwick.
Alpine.
Robert l.. Ashly, Principal and Teach
err Fern j. Brown, fIlda Strong. Me-
rinda L. Mayne, Josephine NJ. Beck.
Esther Healey, Lula Bateman. Victor
| T.. Olsen, Wesley j. Beck, Fred Strong,
James II. Beck, Lillian v Mcdaniel,
clifford o. Strong, Willie A. Bateman,
| Mabel II, Carlisle.
PLEASANT GROVE
James H. Walker, district super
| visor aud teacher: Idella Fase. Jo-
| seph Wadley Emma Weeks. Lawrence
! Radmall. Louisa Ogden, Wayne Clark.
! Merle Foutz. Jane Luud Ernest Olsen.
! Lynne Robson. Leon Smith, Myrtle
| Johnson. Clarence Wright. Ora Har-
| Ney, Mary Jorgenson Dahlia Radmall,
| William Harvey, Alma Kirk Isaac
| Hayes, Rose Cullimore. Mamie Monson.
| Joseph Walker VeryeIne Hayes. Gle
| one Lund, Clarence Christensen, Clf-
| ton Harper, Reynard Swenson, West
| Jacob, Pearl Adams, Frank HUMPHREYS,
| Ethel Wilson, Mae Richards. Hazel
| Thorne. Lacy Olpin. Sadie Peterson,
| Clara Williamson, Clarence Newman,
Erma CART, Stella Sundberg.
SANTAQCIN.
j. w. Johnson, principal and teacher;
Lizzie Borgeson, Lenora Peterson. Jen-
ME Y, Backman, Vernee V. Duke Brig
i ham Peterson, Henrietta Johnson,
Rollen Tietjen Edna lie Baron Clara
Openshaw. Dora Openshaw. Willard I.
Carter, David NJ. Olson, James A. Car
ter, Jesse A. Johnson, Andrew A. Bor-
| geSOn.
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FAMOUS STRIKE BREAKERS.

The most famous strike breakers IN
the land are Or. Kings New Life Pills
When liver and bowels so on strike,
TROY quickly settled the trouble. and
The purifying work goes right on. Best
cure for constipation, headache and dlz-
illness. 26c at u. G. NJ. l. drug store
ll2-li4 So. Main 81,
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These salaries and the latter allow
ance for notary services were regularly
paid from month to month during 1904
and 1905. and accepted as full payment
of and for such services.
Appropriations TO city councilmen:
The minutes OF the council of Dec. ~,
1903. show that an appropriation Of $50
was made to each member OF the coun-
ell. for services as committeeman,
members OF boards Of equalization and
review, and for canvassing election re-
turns l903.i" These items appear on
the city auditors ledger as a charge to
Getty council. sundry expense
On July %. 1905, the minutes show
that another appropriation OF 500 was
made to each member OF the council
''for services as members Of the boards
of equalization for l90i-s, This al
loyance was charged TO the account
city council. salaries"
on Dec. 26 1905. an additional allow
ance OF 500. 50 10 each member Of the
council Ia shown FOR 1914 days work,
nj 50. ror work or. board OF equalization
and review
Appropriations 10 city treasurer: The
minutes OF the council OF Feb. 6. 1905,
show that the city treasurer was grant
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isA,tNIt N2iiCiN'''
David Prior Principal and Teacher
| Thomas Ashby, Ammon Ferguson, Nell
| lie Barney, Christie Ferguson, Moroui
| Leetham, Phoebe Meason, j. Leon Rob
| ertson, Rose Eleanor Jones, Allen Bel
| lows, Orpha Searle. Phoebe Anderson,
Minnie Bellows. Lotetia A. Greer, Olive
| Argyle. John !. Angus, Joseph A. Adam
son, Henry Kramer, Ann z. You'd, ST.
mon Adamson.
MAPLETON.
Junius Banks. Principal and Teacher
Cassidy Fullmer, Minnie Gallup, bu-
ella Snow Eva Marchbanks, Ivy Lee,
Martha Allan, Bell Curtis Martin
Whiting, Fred Robinson, Richard Bird,
Byron Mendenhall.
CLINTON,
Francis shelton, Principal and Teach
er--Ida Lewis, Minnie Oberhansly,
Pearl Sargent,
THISTLE.
Ray Stewart. Principal and Teacher
Muriel Randall, Emma Noakes, Nisalia
Gardner. Mabel Gardner, Leo Milton
Noakes, Frank Leek.
GOSHEN.
W. NJ. Philippl, Principal and Teach
er-Zina II. Taylor, Hazel Nelson.
Samuel A. Trotter, Raymond u. Steele.
Isabel l.. jenkins,
HIGHLAND.
James c. Orr, Teachers. Feramorze
Beck.
SALEM.
John l. Hayes, Principal and Teach
er--Elmer l., Madscn, Guy l.. Wilson,
Elma V. Gardner, Clara NJ. Keele, ],
Henrietta Sabin, Harriet Jackman. Al
In G.. Taylor, Julia A. Peterson, Fern
NJ. stone. Charles Y. Gardner, Rosco
G. Hanks, Arthur l., Hatch, David
Hanks, Emma A. Christensen.
SPRING LAKE.
Jennie Johnson, Principal and Teach
er--Mary Taylor, w. Archer Butler
Sarah s, Spainhower
TUCKER.
Mill Fork School, orville c. Day,
Teacher Katie Beagley Ida Viola
Chadwick
LINCOLN.
Spencer school, II. NJ. Arid. Teacher
j. Lois Patten. Hazel r. Daw, Vera g.
Salisbury, Roselie Terry. Ellora Kartch-
ner.
Lake View School, Ray Wentz, Teach
er--Clara Madsen. Florence NJ. john
son, Lafayette NJ. Johnson. Ethel Nut
tall Fern Scott.
Vineyard School-Jennis Holloway,
Miicent Clegg.
SPANISH FORK.
j. Preston Greer. District Supervisor.
John Y. Morgan, Geo II. Dubois Teach.
ers-Willle Roach Elsie Beck. Annie
Thomas. Isabella Smith, Ross Collet
Annie n. Romerl. TeberthA Davis
Clara T.. Romeril. Wilhert Olsen, Roy
Thomas, Jennie J.. Evans. Leroy Nell
son. Serena a. Hanson, Hannah Beck
Mary Davis, Amelia p. Peterson, Ly-
man Halverson. Elsie J. Robertson,
Eleanor Stoker. Lewis Swenson, Viola
Cornaby, Mae Hales, Kate II. Davis,
Florence Roach, Aprey wilkins, LA
Verne Hales, Hannah Hansen, Arthur
T. Nickel, Vera Rockhill, Archie Beck
strom, Verne Thomas. @. Ray Hales. \.
Lillian Jex Gilbert Johnson. Catherine
Bearnson, Hazel Money. Ethel Thomas,
Albert e. Money, Minnie h. Greer,
Maggie Miller Estella y. Bradford lie.
one y. Hanson, Bliss Lewis. Melbourne
Cox, Serenus ". Gardner. Margaret NJ,
Isaac, otello Markham. j. Bruce Jones,
John y. Thomas, Hannah johnson, En-
lly g. Miller. William f. Bearnson, Lu.
cy Nickel, Annie Lewis, Bruce Hayes.
George Hicks, Estella Evans Hannah
Jones, Rhoda Thompson. Polly Naillou.
Bessie Jensen Eliza Martell, Florence
Naillon Ethel Wilson. Florence Mel
son. Ella Finch, Isabella Evans, May
Johnson, Serena Andrus. Jessie kir-
wan, Ada Beck,
BENJAMIN.
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BENJAMIN.

F. l.. Hickman. Principal and Teach
er--Ira Morrison, Ferrin l.. Manwlll,
Pearl Ludlow Monroe Bingham, James
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PROVO DEPARTM MEN I

by tsunday excepted
semiWkY News orHes uAeh 'l
Works
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PAY THE MONEY BACK.

Extra compensation refunded: The
books Of the city treasurer show that Of
the above appropriations the following
have been refunded:
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Salaries and compensation fixed by
ordinance; The salaries fixed by or
dmance which was in effect when these
various officers assumed their positions,
were Ds follows:
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ed an appropriation OF 500 "for addi-
tional services In rolling. making no
tices IN Sewer district No. o." This
claim appears to have been paid, how
ever, on Jan. ~, 1905.
On Dec. 9s. 1906 the treasurer was
given an additional allowance Of 800
for additional services in extending
ON assessment rolls refunds and RENTS
and computing same, sewer district No.
g."
appropriations to city street super
visor: ON Sept. II, 1905. the minutes OF
the council show that the street super
visor was granted an additional allow
ance OF 1860 for Sunday and night
work ls0i-5." The action OF the coun-
ell was vetoed by the mayor. however.
but subsequently passed over his veto.
on Sept %. 1905, the auditor addressed
communication to the council stating
that she was unable to determine Just
what period of time the appropriation
made was intended to cover, and was
instructed that Il was to cover services
for all OF the years i90t-5 showing that
the street supervisor was paid for the
remaining four months of 1905 before
such services were actually rendered.
The street department payrolls for the
years 1904 and, 1905 show that the name
Of the street supervisor, II. B. Balch,
by teamster," appears thereon at reg
ular intervals for sums ranging from
s45 to $40 for each two weeks. This, APP
parently, IL In addition to an allowance
OF $25 per month which Is made TO the
same officer for team hire under a reso-
luton of the council.
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IEfIT.
ALPINE.

Robert l.. Ashly, Principal and Teach
er.-Fern j. Brown, Hilda Strong. Me-
rinda 4. Mayne. Josephine NJ Beck.
Esther Healey, Lula Bateman, Victor
H. Olsen, Wesley j. Beck, Fred Strong,
James H. Beck, Lillian V. Mcdaniel,
Clifford o. Strong, Willie A. Bateman,
Mabel H. Carlisle
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Spencer School, II. NJ. Arid. Teacher
j. Lois Patten. Hazel r. Daw, Vera G.
Salisbury, Roselie Terry. Ellora Kartch-
ner.
Lake View School, Ray Wentz, Teach
er--Clara Madsen. Florence NJ. john
son, Lafayette NJ. Johnson. Ethel Nut
tall, Fern Scott.
Vineyard School-Jennis Holloway,
Milicent Clegg.