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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-09
MINERS MEET DEATH.
A.ehy.iatsd BY Gas In eiueeird Mine
at Cripple Greek.

Cripple crcck.-Two mcn are dead
and three are In n serious condition ar
"a result Of carbonic acid gas In the
Biucbird mine on bnll Eiii. one OF
tho dead Was overcome by III" impure
air. and til. other Mas killed by fnil'
ins from tn. cage down the SHAFT IN
III. scramble of the miners TO reach
the surface.
The dead ar. r. oicSon and Allen
Webster. Fred BENJAMIN. who was
badly crushed about the abdomen by
being caught between the s4iro and
tn. timbcte of III. hha''. has bu, u
hiisht chance of recovery. tfri HAT.
y~y and ". T.. Gufman were both over.
come by sas. but will recover. Bpih
Of the deceased were single, The par
en's of oirroa. who was k'li-'l hs 'h"
fall. r-sid. in Sweden. and ihos" OF
Webster ia California.
The accident occurred In tho i-isa'
foo; level Of the mine. shortly alter
o'clock Sunday morning. James Sic
yona. u foreman Of the mia". Nrn'
down ON the mrs; cage tea iat.siiEAi"
tho air conditions. and vhea ih" css"
vent down with number a. men th~t
~-r- cautioned by the toFvman io Er'
main near the shaft until the aiE could
become purified.
Tho miners had been below only n
t-~ minutes when Gusunan sgdd"r'y
appeared on the surface and gave 'h"
alarm. Help ~as immediately snni'
iuon-i and the work 81 S"sstis t~snns
Four trips with the cage s-E" n-c.ss
sarJ before all Of the mcs could he
brought to ,hr surface.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-09
Arizona and Colorado Road.

Denver.-A Durango special TO the
Republican says: &C. struuse. who is
In charge of the interests here Of tho
Arizona & Colorado Railroad Com.
pany. has returned from a trip south.
He was asked how his ruad was pro.
crossing and said:
Il think we will be operating our
road from Durango south TO the main
line within one year. We expect To
receive instructions any day now and
to begin construction both ways. north
and south from Defiance. on the Santa
Fe road. II is $50 miles south from
there via Phoenix TO our main line
and II is-45o. miles from the main line
to Durango"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-09
PRESIDENTIAL PREDICTIONS.
Roosevelt VIII Go Round the wond
and Hunt Big Game.

The other day Golfers Weekly
made n prophecy In regard TO the fi.
;uE- Of tn" President. Il said that b.
would probably enlarge III. scope OF
his hunting expeditions and possibly
Eo To India to got hho, at "a tiger or n
lion. u predicted thnt all tho luck
would b. on hiR side and that tiger
skin would eventually grace his col.
lection.
Th. i.cadyiii- Herald Democrat has
already Eon" ON record in III" matter
Of predicting what the ptraid-nt Nili
.io when he r-tiT-s hom the Whit.
House. Il il somewhat In lin" with
toliirr'Rs W" arr quite certain. says
the Herald Democrat. without haSiu.
any definite information. that when
the President leaves the cHTrR nf pub.
lie orfie- he will make an extended
tour around the world. That il tn.
only logical and natural ihinE for him
to ao. lie il easily the foT-nns; man
In the eye ot the WoTii to-day. ~. Ia
peculiarly admired and praised by
every SOVEREIGN of Europe. lie him.
sTlf. as ~c understand II. has never
bcca abroad. and h" viii naturally
want to sr- ~hat there IL to be- seen
on the pianr'. Incidentally ot course
he souid go tiger hunting In India and
lion hunting In Africa. for We believe
that tho trip Siii take him no, oniy
along the regulation paths af touris,
travel. but Into the nnoks aud crannics
at tn. Eiobc where white men do no,
often 60 ON personally conducted
tours.
We guess this prediction is all right.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-09
COLORADO ASSOCIATION.
c.vi. and Horse Growers Rs.Eise,
Old ossfeers.

urnscr.-Thc Colorado Cattle and
Horse Growers Association reelected
lis old oa,c-ts Thursday morning.
They are:
President. 4. ~. Ammons: vice pres.
idcnt. Fred Light: secretary. Fred
johnson: treasurer. T. =. Harper: es.
ccutivc committee. J. X. Smith. W. IL.
Gcrdts. J. 4. Painter. u. W. Amos. A.
4. H-yscr. =. Mccsiiiis. +. 4. Pad.
dock. r. r. Younger. =. +. Metscl. j.
y. Stewart. 8. Hattscl. Fred Light. II.
II. Robinson. II. u. Means. J. Il. Sulii.
van. A. y. Crow. John wclch. Chris
Manhast. !. W. Bennett. r. X. Creighton.
Arnold POWELL. e. r. Aver. u. J. Duffy.
John ". Springer addressed the
members. A resolution fasoring the
election Of United States senator's by
popular vote was passed unanimously
and a report was submitted by the for.
est reserve committee. The executive
committee held a lengthy session at
the Brown Palace hotel last nish,.
Special committees were appointed
as follows:
Board Of Con,roi-E. McCrillis. ]. w.
Bcnnet. II. II. Robinson. +. NJ. Am.
mons. r. r. johnson.
IrEtslaNNC-ls. M Watkins. To- MIC
Criiiis. a. y. Parish. J. N. Cochran.
Samuel Hartsei. r. $. Harper. James
u. Hustled. r. II. Day. ]. A. Writing.
Public Lands-T. W. Gray, A. r.
Grove. c. r. wetzel. John +. Painter.
!. ]. Cooper. Charles Emerson, II. ID.
Means.
Resolutions were adopted commend.
ing President Roosevelt, Senator Pat.
tcrson and others. who are upholtiing
the Presidents railroad policy. AMI
piedging the support Of the associa-
tiop TO the Western Live Stock Show.
Il was decided to present a silver
cup as a prize at the next live stock
show in this city. A motion that the
MANAGEMENT of the live stock show as.
sociation be requested to make spe.
cial class for agricultural college ex.
hibits. open to ali agricultural colleges
in the United States. with special pre-
miums. was passed. The college stock
class is not to compete with other
classes. IT,.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-09
A TRULY ideal WIFE
HeR HUSBANDS BEST HELPER
Vigorous Health In tho Great sourcs Of
Power TO Innpiro and Encourage
An Women should EooS L.

Ono Of the most noted. hnocraa!ai and
richest men Of this c,rntury. In u rvc-ns
article. has said. Whatever Z nm and
whatever saeccNs I have attained In
ths. world owe NIL To my wife. Prom
ths day first knew her shr has i-cn
mn Inspiration. aad the grcatcat help
mate Of my life"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-09
General chsffee Retired.

Washington. - Lieutenant General
Chaffee will he placed on the retired
list of the army next Thursday at his
own request. after about for'y-sve
years service. General and Mrs. Chat
fee and Miss Chaffee will leave this
week for the City of Mexico. and later
take up their permanent residence at
Los Angeles.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-09
Army Camps in Hawaii.

Honoiulu.-The federal government
is believed to be investigating sites
here suitable for garrisoning large
bodies of troops, either for the purpose
of acclimating them to camp life In the
tFopics. or to he nearer the Orient In
anticipation of trouble with China.
Reports. which cannot be verified
here. say that i5.0Oo or 10000 men
may be garrisuned here IL an available
camping grouud can be found.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-09
STEAMSHIP FIRE.
transport MEADE IN FLAMES
At SAN FRANCISCO.
AREE MEN suFFocATED

ohs OF Ht0n explosives on BOARD
Only Heroic Work Prevents Enor-
nous Loss Of LIfe-Fifty.EIsht
Badly Injured.
San Francisco-Three dead and hf-
ty.eight injured. mostly Of suifocation.
is the record OF n fire that ragged upon
the United States transport Meade AZ
she lay at the Folsom street dock early
Thursday morning.
The dead:
Captain Charles Dakin OF San
Francisco. fire engine company No. 4:
fell unconscious into tho water OF the
hold ani was drowned. Leaves wife
and son.
Hoseman Thomas Hcnncssey Of en-
zine company No. 9: sunoca;ed TO
s<eath while fighting the fire In the
hold. Leaves a wife and three chill
dren.
Third Oficcr George Wallace Of the
transport Meade: suffocaied while
climbing a ladder from the hold and
fell back unconscious. dying short
time later. Was twenty-five years Of
age aud native Of Sydney. New South
Wales.
Y The Injured all suffered terribly
from suiiocation.
For three hours after midnight the
forward hold OF the big uoopship was
u roarin. furnace from which fremcn
were borne In an almost continuous
stream. Relays OF men promptly
stepped forward To take tho places Of
those who were carried out uncon'
scious.
Tons Of hish explosives were loaded
In the after part Of the vessel and the
heroic firc iaddics worked with the
possibility ever before them that the
flames would reach this compartment.
Had this occurred the whole city
would undoubtedly have been shaken
by terrific explosion. and no man
aboard the ship would have escaped.
Deeds Of thrilling hcroism marked
the iirv. Sailing Master George VII
son of the Meade fell down n hatch
way and lay crippled and unconscious
with an injuEvd shoulder.
Chief Onic-r t.Assack and others of
the crew threw themselves down Into
the hold and managed To struggle back
out of the ri; Of death. bearing the
body Of the master. who was borne To
a berth ou, of reach Of the flames and
there attended Ia. i.assack was Hun
self attended to and was rescued from
death by Joseph Cook of Truck No. !.
and an unknown man. both Of whom
took their lives In their hands.
The fore part of the ship. where the
ar- broke out. contained the personal
effects a! the offiecrs Of the Second In
san,ry. latr from Fort Logan. Colorado.
and Of the Eighth and Thir'ccnsh bat
,-r.cs Of light artillery. and the loss
of property Was confined To this part
cs the vessel.
Eighiy.iisc Thousand dollars In gold.
b-inE carried as military treasure ia
Manila. vas rescued from tho ship and
guarded by soldiers. Lines of soldiers
ais. guarded the entrance to tho dock.
Captain Dakin lost his life because
q. his unfiinchins resolution and
daansicss courage In fighting the hrv.
Tn. body was found at the foo; OF a
ladder and carried out
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-09
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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-09

Blobbs-Do you believe that every
politician has his price? Siobbs-Cer-
tainly. and most of them can be- bought
at bargain rates.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-09

The fellow who deserves credit for
keeping out OF debt generally finds II
hard work to get trust ut the grocery
store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-09

The trouble with marrying money
IL. after you spend II. you can't 20 on
marrying more.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-09

Laziness isn't exactly a crimo-bnt
II In the next thing to IL.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-09
IN M.SSfSys.y EsSA

The enormous crops oi our Northern
Grown Pedigree Seeds on our s-cd isr1ns
the past. year compel Us To issue ,ps.
eial catalogue called
saLxEn'- naHoiIS SEED nooE.
Thi. Is brim full of bargain seeds at lar.
gain prices.
snsD TINS NOTICE TO-DAY.
and receive free sufficient seed to grow .
tons Of sras- on your 10, or farm this
summer and our er-Lt BssEhin Seed Hook
with IL. wonderful surprises and great
bsrsain. in pec,,. a, bargain prices
Remit &c and ~- add . package IL Coo
mos. the most fashionable. s-fyis-sble,
beautiful annual Hover.
John \. Salzcr Seed Co., Lock Draw
er W. Ia Crosse, Wis.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-09

When i.iio~ falls In love with an
hriErsa he IL apt To regard marriage
as both a luxury ami a Necessity.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-09
s Tons Grass Hay Frce.

Everybody loves lots and lots of fo.laes
for hogs, cows, sheep aud swine.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-09

Il iH queer the way chorus E.T'-
seem to b. able To most anything but
sing.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-09

irs hardly ever worth while 10 o..
into an argument with a sore throat
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-09

" YOU w.UId b- r-sr-1Iad aud happy.
mind your own business,
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-10
ANOTHER REPUBLICAN SCRAP
HAS BEEN STARTED

Judge c. w. Long. of Goidfield has
been booming j. NJ. Mitchell of that
place for governor on the republican
ticket. Now comes a prominent re-
publican. one who knows what he IS
saying. and declares that Long has
no authority to poom Mitchell.
There is LOT of cross purpose
in the republican party OF this state
this summer and when it comes to
the scratch very few OF them will
stand for the bunch that proposes to
get into the saddle b.. some hook
or crook.
Two big wars. one over the sue.
cessor Of Judge Hawley, and one
over the gubernatOrial nominee. will
keep some of the faithful busy. TOR
some time to come.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-10
DAN REGAN IS
FREE AGAIN
sOARD OF PARDoNs GIVES HIM
REiEASE AND REFUSES AP-
7LicATION OF z S. HENDRICKS
-ONE KILLED HIS MOTHER-IrI-
LAW, THE OTHER HIS FATHER
iN-lAW.

The board OF parGona granted "a
unconditional ga.,.-.. ~ .-
of Sparks this morning and refused
10 grant one TO e. S. Hendricks G.,
Elkc
Regan was committed for man
slaughter, under sentence OF three
years, from Washoe count. and Ken
bricks is serving a life sentence tor
murder IN the second degree. Regan
killed his mOther-in-law in Sparks IN
a fit OF drunken fury. and Hendricks
killed his father-in-law after having
served term for an atte.npt to Kill
his sister-in-law. Both men have :e
formed and promised to live orderly
lives. but Hendricks was refused i
pardon.
the case OF Tcny Christie was con-
sidered this afternoon. The lizard
will be in session the greater part or
the week.
Yesterday when word was sent TO
the state prison TO release Old Tex ,
the man wept for JOY. He was Of
fered the usual clothes anu money or
ticket, but declined all but the clothes
! and money. He refused to be taken
TO the city in the prison wagon, and
struck out over the hills he has gazed
at with longing eyes and disappeared
! in the distant canyons.
Where he went. why ne went III
that way except that he naturally
wished to avoid curious eyes. cannot
he told. After serving years in tbs
dreary stone yard Of the state prison
he dropped from sight. to start once
more in life, though fun Ol years anC
feeble with approaching age.
Regan was released shortly afteI
noon and came into the city. en- rouf.
to WashOe county.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-10
ORE SHIPMENTS

The ore shipments over the T,uC-
pah Railroad for the week ending
Thursday night, as reported by the
Western Ore Purchasing Company ag-
gregated 1886 tons, divided as follows:
From TOnOpah-TOnopah Company
IA tons: TOnopah Extension. 391 tons
Belmont, 2c1 tons: Montana -Tonopah
107 tons: Midway. 100 tons: North
Star, 60 tons: West End, 33 tots
From Goldfield-S2O tons. From Lone
MOuntain-Nevada Alpine. 30 tons.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-10
CITY TRUSTEES DECLARE
SEWERS MUST Be LAID

The city fathers have declared that
those persons who have not connected
with the sewer system must be COM
PEELED to do SO, and have instructed
the city marshall TO see that they Go
The sewers have been in for some
time and We're an expensive thing
when they We're put III. The only
reason for the expenditure of the
money was to improve the sanitary
conditions Of the city
Many property holders have not yet
connected with them and these the
city fathers propose to compel TO do
SO. as the delay is menace to public
health.
The board ordered also that Georgia
street be opened. after hearing a
number OF property owners in favor
OF said action.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-10
AGREEMENT IS REACHED
WITH INSURANCE AGENTS

At a meeting in the governor S Of
fee. at which the agents for the in
surance companies holding policies on
state property we're present. it was
decided by the governor and the
insurance commissioner to allow ex-
istant policies to stand for the
present. the agents agreeing to re-
fund the proportion Of premium due
the state in case of cancellation.
The arrangement followed a meet
ing at which it was declded that the
state property should be insured IN
those companies ONLY that are able
to show proper financial standing
since the losses incurred at San
Francisco. No welching company will
be allowed to hold policy in force
on state property or to do business
in this state.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-10
CONSTANT DELPHI FOUND
DEAD IN 4 GLACIER

L-ast W'ashington's birthday. Feb.
-. vaile a binding sEow storm was
descending OF the mountain side,
Constant DELPHI; started for the Dan
hauser wood camp.
He never arrived there and yester-
day his dead and blacEened body
WAS found in the middle OF a huge
snow bank. visible from the city on
the upper slopes OF the range.
How long the nan wandered in
experienced only can be guessed by
TAG tact that it has taken five months
TOR the sun 10 melt the snow that
covered him
Atty. Poujade. ran across the bo1y
yesterday and such was the state OF
it that he could not approach near
enough to take care OF it. He re-
turned and informed the City officials
that drainage from the body would
in few hours enter the city water
supply. whereupon men were sent 10
remove it.
Deceased was brother OF Felix
Delphi. was 50 years OF age and uu-
married. The fcrmality Of an inquest
Will lie carried out.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-10
YOU'RE 4 HOG, sMuFF|Ne
E0R sALT,MR' SAID SIN

The following taken from a recent
issue of the White Pine News would
tend to show that Ely is becoming In
dependent Of that outside easy money
brought into many of Nevada's boom
mining camps:
Il long for breath of salt air from
the bosom of the Pacific remarked a
Santa Cruz man in Ely the other day
whats the matter with a breath
from thet desert?" inquired Big Sim
who is loyal to every sageDrush in Ne
vada. You kina of feilers. continued
Sim have no business here in Ne
vada. The dust may spile your clothes
and the sun discolor your white-liver-
ed face. You fellers make me tired.
Why you don't know horse from a
COW or piece of rich ore from
piece of grindstone. You set yourself
up to come mere and tell us old sage
brushers now to live. when you DOM
know enough to boil water. Go back
and breathe your salt air from the
bosom of the Pacific tor you're rank
poison to the air of Ely. Go back to
your mother and tell her not to let
you loose again. Why.you have no
| more business in a hustling mining
| hell. In politics you are 4 Populisl
in business you're damned fool and
in Ely society you're hog. snuffln
| for salt air.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-10
CHOLERA INCREASING At MA
Mia

MANILA. July 10.-Despite the most
strenuous efforts of the health al
thOritleS to stamp out the cholera,
the dread disease continues to claim
many victims here.
For the "a hours ending at . o'clock
This morning, 23 deaths and 20 new
cases We're reported in tnlS city, and
ported in the provinces.
The report tonight showed l9 new
cases since midnight and 10 deaths
Robt IsObertZ and man named
Hart are Americans strit-.en.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-10
FAMOUS GROWING DOG IS DEAD

SHARPSBURG. KY. July los. r..
Deal. this county. has just lost by
death his famous Growing dog. Old
Joe. The animal could exactly mimic
the crow of rooster. Deal has been
offered large sums for the dog by
museum people. but he refused to
early mornings Old Joe Joined in with
the feathered chandeliers. and his
crow could not be distinguished
from that of the barnyard fowls.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-10

RENO. July .1o.-Almost the entire
day Monday was consumed in an Ell
fort 10 get jury in the case Of
Sherman Bryant. accused of the muir
der in Washoe county OF Daniel CASEY.
1t IS claimed tha: fCrmer SuerveyOr
general A. G. Pratt was an eye wit-
ness to the murder. and that he IS
now in Mono county, not having been
suhpoenead to attend the trial. Fire
man Minor was compelled to leave
his engine on the Y. 4 T. mail train
10 attend the trial. the statement
that Fratt saw the murder is SO III
definite as to authority. that it IS
felt he may not be summoned to It
tend and testify.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-10
MILL FOR SILVER PEAK

NJ J. O'Meara and T. J. Lynch re-
turned from Denver Friday morning.
They have been looking after the tests
made on ores from the Silver Peak
valcalda properties and announce that
they were most satisfactory AS an
nounced by their engineer. Curtis l..
Knight. upon his return from Denver
two or three days ago, the property
viii be equipped with milling plant at
once
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-10
WHAT HASH
FOUND IN
RAMSEY
NEWEST BONANZA CAMP HAS
HUGE LEDGE THAT EQUALS
FAMOUS GOLD SAR-MAY BE
LOST MlNE-FEVERlSh ACTlV-
IEf.
lac struggle is on at Ramsey.

lac struggle is on at Ramsey.
Yesterday The Appeal published un-
verified reports for what they were
worth to the effect that great strike
had been made in the new district.
Today it is learned, from competent
authority. that .he strike consists OF
edge OF gold bearing ore Il feet
wide that averages $50 the ton across
with portion Of it to Goidtield people
and there are things doing in Ramsey
this week.
1t is stated that 100000 feet OF rough
lumber has been ordered with which
10 bn:Id tle first houses needed III
the new camp, also that men have
been put to work taking out ore tor
shipment. .A
The location work on other claims.
adjoining and on extensions OF the
new bonanza is being done with fever
ish activity and holders of claims II
this city are getting ready for boom
in the new district.
Ramsey is about 50 miles from this
city and is reached by the Dayton
carson river road, and by the Sutro
road down the river. The camp IS
half dozen miles up from Carson
river. opposite Stockton Flat, in q
range of dry hills, and the whole
mountain side is a mass Of ore carry
ing gold and silver values.
The strike last made is In huge
dyke that has been practically over
looked ever since the camp was mrs:
found, and there are tour claims Oil
this dyke. that Of Clark. the original
locator, and those Of the Toll-rickner
company On the north end OF the
dyke the locations are unknown
though they have been made.
Il is known to old residents OF that
part Of the state that ledge was
found on the north slope OF the noun
tain chain in which the new distric
is located. that was exceedingly rlci
Two men took out 400 pounds D
rock and carted it to Dayton wher'
it vas milled. The net return In bul
lion was $l1O0. The man that ~
Gated this ledge has died since. ant
the other person has never been aDi
70 find it, as the dead man before n
passed away covered it up in mt
jealousy and went to work on rancl
in the Truckee valley.
HIS partner was an old man at tina
time and he hoped to outilve MN
but died before the partner did. Thl
partner, now an old man has bee
unable to lind the ledge, deposit
remembers distinctly from the fac
that an inch stringer in it was almoi
halt fine and wire gold.
There is huge deposit OF carbonat
cf lead near this lost mine. and al
other CT galena and silver In rlds
about two miles from it. all OF whlc
Iadges it is believed have been +
discovered in the new district calle
Remse.:.
lIen npney and material are heade
f.. the scene of the strike and Rar
say IS emerging into regular n
ysda bonanza camp, with this justr
cation, the new strike is said to equ
the famous Gold Bar strike in tf
Bullfrog district in size, and to excee
it in value per ton.
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The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-10
SHERMAN BRYAN TRIAL. JURY
IS SECURED

RENO. July .u.-The jury to try
Sherman Bryant was secured at III
O'Clock today and the trial is pro-
ceeding. Testimony was being taken
as The Appeal went to press, but up
to that time nothing except the bare
legal requirements had ueen complied
with. The real interest will come on
cross examination OF witnesses. 1t is
impossible to verify the report that
witness OF the killing.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-10
TEACHERS EXAMINATION

Examination of teachers Is going
forward in the office O. the county
slperint endent of schools. Six candi-
oates have appeared and asked tor
certificates