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Picture Department.

Large Colored Pbotosravwe, Captive in
fancy brown and gold frame. Reduced from S00o
20 Si6
/ Large Colored Photoguyure. Wellington and
His Generals IN fancy silt frame. Reduced from
SU00 % $50
Genuine Water Color, "FreucH Duel" in broad
gilt frame Reduced from $500 10 $50
Haud-ccloGed Picture, Monk Playing Flute. Do
in fancy gilt frame. Reduced from $500 to 500
HGnd-colorrd Picture Monk Reading" in
fancy gilt frame Reduced from Sl6O0 to SEQ.
Hand-colored Pictures. Monk PLAYING Vio-
lin" il fancy silt frames. Reduced from $500
to SEQ each.
Large Seps Photograph, Burns Cottage a"
in antique black frame Reduced from $500 10
&5
Large Colored Photogravure The Belle Of
the Village" in fancy gilt frame. Reduced from
$3.50 to 500.
Large Colored Print. The Poppy Field" in
black and-gilt frame. Reduced from 5000 TO s. So
Large Colored Photograure, A Gilded Gage, a"
in broad gilt frame. Reduced from 5000 TO $50
Colored Photograyue, "Chenbs" IN heart
effect ETeen-sndgit frame. Reduced from $500
to 500
Colored Photograph. Washington and Ro-
chambeau. in mautel-effec1 gilt frame. Reduced
from 500 TO 295.
Small CaloTed Photograph. French Court, % in
gilt frame with shadow box. Reduced from s. %
to $50
Mirror, in mauteleFeet sit frame. Reduced
from SeW 10 $50
! MirTor IN antique brown frame, with picture
in top Reduced from $500 to GD.
Fourth foor-Teutd st.
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Coat and Skirt Dept.

] WCMlns Grsn aud-hscF Plaid English Rain
coat. "-a- length. Reduced from $500 90 S,5W
. Wrmu's English Tweed Goats. u rch plaids
with velvet collar and cuffs, sizes g and 56. Re
duc.d from $500 Co $3.50 each
Woman BLACK TsHe:a SIX Etau Jacket. trim
med with braid and lined With white taEcta silk
size g. Reduced from $3.50 90 Sl2g.
Wsmsns Blaa. Tafeta SIPS PONY Coat trimmed
vth heavy braid and Hnej with white siIk size g.
Reduced from S50 o. $3.50
. Wmu's Fine Tan Covert Cloth Jackets. with
white cloth vests. sizes 9 and IS. Reduced from
500 tr S0o each
Wmens Tan Covert Cloth Jackets. with
strapped seams; lined with satin; size g. Reduced
f-.m Slo14 20 $50 each
! Noman's White Panama skirt. uancl-pl-Itcd
s-rIe Reduced from $50 60 $50
l.W1meu-s Brown striped Panama Skirts. plated
styles with tuo folds ou bottom Reduced from
$500 % $50 each.
Wonsus Wine green Striped Braadcloti
Skirts. Reduced from Sl0c0 To 500 each.
Q Wu.a's Backaud-Gray Striped skirts. plated
STYLE Reduced from 5000 % $50 each.
! Woman Black Panama Flu1y-ruie skirt Re
ducsl from S2o00 20 sl0 90.
Womau-s Champagne Mohair skirts fUII PLATED
STYLES with folds on bottom. Reduced fI7m $50 9,
500 each
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ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

army OF4eTss
Following infantry officers 90 Fort LssTenvoTth fgT
examination trr promotion 'aI;s LION
= RpUDIEZ cuartemasc. WILLIAM O..
WREN Tututv-thirl. ABRAHAM +. RJF-
FISGTON. paymas,tr. CHARLES J.. BECK-
JETS sixteenth. TREDWELL " MOORE,
TUguty-fsst. and RAYMOND T. STEVE
Tvruty.thirl. First Iieuis. FREDERICK r.
DE FJNIAK. r.. Eleventh. GEORGE r.
ARMSTRONG. sixth. RALPH MCCOY. Tusu-
ty-Sarg1th. THOMAS J. BREWER Twenty
tr,ts GEORGE r. BALL. tssuty-rrs CHASE
pOsTER. Tventy-hr-t. aud EibEEb ID.
WAKEFIELD TaluCth; Second Licits. HEN
RI VI NELLY. Twentieth. DAVID II
BOWER. Twelfth BENJAMIN F. MILL
Err. TTeuty-zeverthi LOUIS SoLLiiAC, Six
t-arh: WALTER a. BOSWELL. Sixteenth.
and DESHLER WHITING. Ninth.
Capt. NARCELLUS q. SPINKS. plymas-sr 20
u4tl Company. Coast Artillery CorTs Fort
Capt WILLIAM S. SCOTT First Cavalry, "a
Fort Riley for examination for promotion
Mechanic CHARLES BAU EKSACHS, Battery B.
Second Field ARTILLERY, nov az San Francisco.
transferred as private 90 Battery T. First Field
Artille- Pr,-idio Of san Francisco.
COlS JAMES NJ MARSHALL assistant quarter
master general; HENRY T. HARRIS Coast
ARTILLERY Corps. and WILLIAM L MAR
SHALL. Cous Of Engineers. Lieut. co.'s. Will
LIAM W. ROBINSON. IT, deputy quarter
master general. WILLIAM T. ROSSEL. C0ul
Of Engineers. and FRANK z. HOBBS. Ord
nance Department, Mas. JOHN T. FRENCH.
IT, qusrtemastgr, JAMES q. WARREN.
Corps of Engineers; GEORGE PALMER.
TWCntv-frst Infantry, HARRY NJ HALLOCk.
surgeon. JOSEPH T. CRABBS. Quauernaster
and ZEBULON B. VANCE Fifth infantry.
before retiring board. Washington Barracks. for
examination.
Second Lieut. HERBERT HAYDEN. from Eley-
euth 90 Third Iufau,ry
Capt FREDERICK v KRUG. Twentieth Infan-
Try, First Iieuts. JAMES h. PARSONS. Tweu-
tisth Infantry and REUBEN SMITH Eight.
eenih Infantry: Second Lieuts. FREDERICK f.
BLACK and HIRAM NJ. COOPER Tenth In.
fautry. 20 Fort LeayeuVCIth for examination for
promotion.
Second Lieut. HARRY $. ADAMS. Twenty-thiri
Infantry TO Fort Leavenworth for re-eXamina-
ti0n for promotion.
Capt GEORGE Z. TOLSON. Secund Regiment
District # Columbia National Guard u gar
rison school, Fort Myer
Private CHARLES W. CLARK. general service in
fantry. recruiting station discharged from On,
army.
Private BERNARD HUEBNER, Company d
Twenty-tr-t Infantry. now IN confinement al
Fort Wayne discharged without honor from tn,
army by reason Of dsseTtion.
Ser-t- GEORGE u. LITHERLAND Signal Corps
from Washington to proper station,
FiFst Lieut. GRAHAM PARKER. Coast Artilcr,
Corps. to Pacific branch military prison. Alca
traz Island. vice Capt JAMES L. LONG. Coas
ARTILLERY Corps. 70 l64th Company Coast Artil
lery COrps Jackson Barracks.
Corp GEORGE CUAlNHNS. Company H. Tweiftl
Infantry. from Washington 10 proper station.
Mai FRANK B. ANDRUS, Twelfth Infantry
placed on retired hist
Second Lieut. WALDEMAR II. BILLIE. Secon,
Regiment. Louisiana State National Guard, 4
garrison school. Fort Mcpherson.
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HUBBARD MEMORIAL PRIZE.
Widow Commentaries Services of
Late Husband 10 Education.

To the end that interest in the study
Of American history may be stimulated.
Mrs. Gertrude NJ Hubbard has presented
the sum of SI,G9l to the George Washing
ton University. The money is TO be IN
vested and the income derived from IL
is to go to the student in undergraduate
work whose proficiency in this especial
study is greatest.
The fund is given TO commemorate the
services Of the late Gardiner q. Hub
bard. who for many years was an in
iiuentiaI member of the university board
of trustees. His widow has stipulated
that it shall be known as the Gardiner
g. Hubbard Memorial Prize in American
History in the George Washington Uni
versity.
The gift was accepted by the university
trustees. and resolutions OF thanks 10
Mrs. Hubbard have been passed.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-01
Waist and Wrapper Dept

y Womens White Lawn Waists with wiled
fronts sizes 4 and a. ReCuCed from 95c % 5oc
each.
~ Wcmens Fine White Lawn Waists. Antoinette
style. sizes 60 and q. Reduced from $50 10 toc
each.
4 Iat of Wdmeus Fine White Lawn Waists IN
assorted STYLES and sizes 1T greatly reduced prices
= Wom.u's Lawn WRAPPERS. white ground with
assorted small figures sizes &c. 8. and il Reduced
from S13j 10 Sl00 each,
10 Women 2piece Percale House Dresses. white
ground with small dots and stripes. plated style,
sizes S. 3s. co. and A. Reduced from $50 10 $50
each.
Third Hrrr-G st.
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WOmen'S Suit Dept.

Nemus Blue Serge Cutaway suit. with plated
skirt; size @ Reduced frou $500 10 SsN
Womans Black Panama Cutavay Suit, with
hackand-white sIlk-liHed jacket. hoyplaited skirt
size . Reduced from 5000 to Xs50
Women s Graz Wolfe Suits trimmed with Per
sian braid and lined with silk. sizes 81 and g
Reduced from $500 to $3.50 each
Wonnns Brownaud-whte Striped Tailor made
Soi'. with white uiGuy vest and brown silk clIar
and cuffs size g. Reduced from 5000 10 $500
] Woman Bue TaFeta SILK Suit, trimmed with
fancy braid; fun plated skirt; size So. Reduced
from $3.50 70 5000
Womeus White Lawn Princess Dresses Dutch
neck elahoratsly trimmed with lace and tucked
hands q pink and b.nc lawn sizes 81 and g.
Reduced from 500 20 $3.50 each.
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Friday Bargain in
WOmen'S HandkerChIetS.

25 dozen Women's French Linen
Hand-embroidered Handkerchiets-
These are all pure linen, very sheer
and fine. and are beautifully en-
broidered by hand in several pretty
floral designs. They are a part OF
a recent direct Importation, hence
the low price, which IS unusual tor
this grade OF goods.
\ good opportunity to anticipate
your holiday wants in this direction
Special price, 25c each.
Main F0rr-T ST.
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Play Tennis with President.

Postmaster General George Won L.
Meyer and Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury Beekman Winthrop have Joined
the tennis Cabinet Yesterday they played
on the White House court with Presi-
dent Roosevelt and Mr. Jusserand. the
French Ambassador. Mr.. Roosevelt and
Mr. Winthrop were partners. \ dark
blue turtle-neCk sweater, black trousers.
and brown tennis shoes comprised the
Presidents attire.
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Naval Orders,

Rear Admiral II. W. LYON. TO he retired Novem-
Der
Lieut.. Commander w 2. SCOTT. detached navy
yard Washington. home.
Lieut. W. F. BRICKER. detached Naval Academy.
20 navy yard, New York.
Lieut.. A. BUCHANAN. detached second division
first squadron. Atlantic feet. on Georgia. to
naval hospital. New York
Lieut.. r ". HENDERSON. detached navy ward
New York. 20 duty as and on stat commander
second division, hrst squadron, Atlantic feet, on
board Georgia.
Chief Carpenter A. RKE detached naval sta
tion. Guantanamo. to naval hospital. New York
MOVEMENTS or VESSELS-The following move
ments Of vessels have been reported TO the Bu-
of Navigation:
Ssilcd-Octobcr 50 Rocket, from Washington for
Indian Head Nd Caesar. from Bradford K L.
for Norfolk. October 81 Buffalo, from Seward.
Alaska, for Brcmerton.
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the Misses Paxton. and Mir. and Mrs. {.
J. Calkin. Of Jersey city. the latter being
on their bridal tour. The house was ar
tistically decorated for the occasion in
pumpkins. autumn leaves. and other
things suggestive Of the season. The
favors given were unique and novel. and
the evening was spent in music, games,
revelations of the future, &c, which lend
enjoyment to that mysterious night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul PearsaH. the latter
formerly Mrs. James c. Blaine, took pos
session of their house yesterday after a
months stay at the Willard. They are
located in r street near Twenty-secoud
street.
Miss Gertrude Claggett. daughter Of
Mrs William H. Claggett, is the guest
Of Paymaster John H. Merriam. l.. S
n. and Mrs Merriam I'm Philadelphia,
where Paymaster Merriam is stationed
Miss Helen Hibbs. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. B. Hibbs, returned last night
from a visit Of three weeks in New
York
Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Magruder have
closed their country place near Freder-
ick. Nd, and opened their town house
Mrs. Magruder and the Misses MagTuder
have just returned from Baltimore
where they went to attend the Montague
Muslin wedding
Mrs. Walter Harvey Weed has taken
an apartment az the Oakland at Wash
ington Heights. but owing to the death
of her brother will take no part in social
life this season Mrs Weeds mother
Mrs. Hin. wife Of Representative Hill. of
Connecticut. with her daughter, Miss Ell
sic Hill, viii so TO Rome 70 spend the
winter with her other daughter. Miss
Clara Hill. who has been abroad for a
year.
Rear Admiral and Miss Sands have re-
turned from London. arriving in New
| York Tuesday.
/ Dr. Adeline f. Portman. vice president
/ of the Woman's National Press Associa-
ton has returned 20 the city She was
/ in charge of the delegation 10 the Inter
national League of Press Clubs which
met in Birmingham, Ala, last week.
4 Mr.. Frank Chester Kingsland was host
at dinner last night at the Willard. en-
/ tertaniug the Misses Gardner, Miss VII
son. Mr. irving X harrington. Of New
/ York. and Mr. Elbert S Maloney The
company afterward went 90 see Brown
/ Of Harvard" at the Belasc0 and after
the play had supper at the Shoreham.
Mrs. L. y. Letter. who has spent the
! summer with her daughters, the Countess
/ Ot Suffolk and Mrs. Colon Campbell. is
| expected 90 return 20 her home in Dupont
| Circle to-day.
Third Assistant Secretary of state and
/ Mrs Huntington Wilson have Irwin B.
! Iaughlfu. second secretary of the Amer
/ team Embassy NJ ST. Petersburg. as their
/ guest
Mrs. Kimberly. wife of Samuel Kim
berly left Washington Tuesday. accom-
panied by her aunt. Mrs Duff Haynie
] for New York. and sailed from there
/ Wednesday for two months triI
| abroad.
The Rev T. S Wynkoop and Mrs
/ Wyukoop were among the passengers
sailing yesterday ON the Baltic, of The
/ White Star Line, for Liverpool
/ Mr. Henry Baker. Of Winchester. Va.
! IS the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. J. McKeuney
/ Berry, of 1886 Thirtieth street northwest
/ Representative j. Davis Broadhe1d and
! family Of Pennsylvania. have taken pos
/ session of their residence, 1914 Connect
I cut avenue. for the winter.
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Friday is
Remnant Dav

VTE are more particular possible an about keeping
w stocks free from aCcumuaons We therefore go
over the various departments very carefully each week and
withdraw all odds ends, oneoand articles broken sizes and
aormnts lengths muscd scratched and dented goods every
thing that not fresh and perfect and offer them reduce prices
such low prices as usually sell them before the clos
Our list this week attractive and consists in part
- III. f-r.- -.nr. -Ian1liI
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Friday Bargain in
Well knOWn COrSPtS.

We have selected from stock the odd and one-oi-
a-kud corsrJs rf several popular lines and cfsr
them al cclrau-s prices The Dot includes J. B..
"Rayal Worcester" and "B. s c. corsets, 300
high and low bust medium and long hip models.
with slas,ics attached. All sizes in the combined
lots.
Clearance price, 75c.
Regular price, SI.OO.
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Special price, S3.75 each.
Were $500, $3.50, $50, and $3.50
And these remnants

> Youths An-vool Blue Serge Long Pants Suits.
single and double breasted styles; size o. Reduced
from SlS5 to $50 each.
Youths Long Pants Suits sizes 10 and 20.
OF 50 and 35 inch chest measure. Reduced from
$3.50 10 $50 each.
6 Boys Lightweight Top Goats, sizes IT, T. g.
L. and l6 Reduced from $50 60 S2-5 each.
BOYS Au-voe Russian and Sailor Blouse
suits, sizes gls 20 s. Reduced from $500 % $50
each.
BOYS Winter-weight Overc0atsi sizes u, j. B
and H. Reduced from $500 70 $50 each
BOYS Wmter-weght OyIcoats; sizes II. l2
g. and a. Reduced from $3.50 TO $50 EACH
Third Ao5r-Tenth ST.,
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A I, !, and ! Less Than
Regular Prices.
Tr1rf iorr- Eleventh ST.
Friday Bargain in
Tdffetd Silk PettiCOatS.

A let Of Women's Black Tafeta silk Pstticosts
made with deep fare foUnce finished with wide
fuIl-tucked mfie.
S3.75 each. Value, $500.
Also a lot Of French Chemiscs. haud-embroidere-
IN dainty floral designs and finished with sclligpea
buttoul0le edge and French knots.
SI.OO each. Value, SIPS.
Third foor-El,reuth 81.
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Friday Bargain in
Infants White Dresses.

miscellaneous Iot Of Infants and Little chill
drens Long and Short Dresses az 'eT special
prices. Their are both woke and bishop STYLES.
some are hard made. zsme machine-made and theJ
are variouzt trimmed with lace insertion. tucks.
fsathcrsfitcHinS and hand embroidery. These are
perfect goods but are more less solei OF mussed
from hardlIHc
We naar tLam at
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Friday Bargain in
Boys Suits.

A lot Of Bows All-wool Suits
with knickerbocker pants; broken
lines; sizes 8 to L. \ good as
sortment of patterns.
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Miss Gertrude Claggett. daughter Of
Mrs. William H. CIaggett, is the guest
of Paymaster John II. Merriam. L.. S
n. and Mrs. Merriam I'm Philadelphia,
where PaymasteT Merriam is stationed.
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Or. and Mrs. Alexander Magruder have
closed their country place near Freder-
ick Nd. and opened their town house
Mrs. Magruder and the Misses MagTuder
have Just returned from Baltimore
where they went to attend the Montague
Muslin wedding
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Mr. and Mrs Paul Pearsall. the latter
formerly Mrs James G. Blaine, took pos
session Of their house yesterday after "A
months stay at the Willard. They are
located in r street near Twenty-second
street
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Miss Helen Hibbs. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. W. 3. Hibbs, returned last night
from a visit of three weeks in New
York
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Rear Admiral and Miss Sands have re-
turned from LonJon. arriving IN New
York Tuesday.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-05-24
ingalls, on Death.

The following is from the pen
of John j. Ingalls,, from Kansas;
In the democracy of the dead,
all men are at last equal. There
is neither rank nor station nor
prerogative in the republic of the
grave. At this fatal threshold
the philosopher ceases to be wise,
and the song of the poet is silent.
Dives relinquishes his millions
and Lazarus his rags.
The poor man is as rich as the
richest, and the rich man as poor
as the pauper The creditor los
es his usury and the debtor is
acquitted of his obligations.
There the proud man surren-
ders his dignities, the politician
his honors, the worldling his
pleasure; the invalid needs no
physician and the laborer rests
from his unrequitted toll Here
at last is natures final decree in
equality. The wrongs of time are
repressed, justice is expiated,
the irony of fate is refuted, the
unequal distribution of wealth,
honor, capacity, pleasure and OPP
portunity which makes life so
cruel and ineXplicable tragedy
ceases in the realm of death.
The strongest there knows no
supremacy, and the weakest
needs no defense. The mighty
captain succumbs to the invinci-
BILE adversary who disarms alike
the victor and the vanquished.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-05-24
In Nothing but Newspapers.

Fake advertising schemes have
become so numerous that bust
ness men, all over the States, v
have organized against all such
for self protection. The Ameri-
can Press referring to a recent
action by business men along
this line says:
THE Rhode Island Business
Mems association has renewed
for three years an agreement en-
tered into u year ago to refuse
all advertising in railroad guides,
directories and other similar me.
diums.
Among the schemes specially
barred are score eAfdsi note
Registers, opera house, church
secret society and all other pro
grammes, holiday advertising
sheets, directories (other thar
locaD, blotting board schemes
clocks, time taPlss and Ali forms
9f publicity other than news
paper ADVERTISING
Such is the way the proverbia
Yankee looks upon such schemes
and as Lincoln said, There may
be something in it,"
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-05-24
On New Mexico.

The Kansas City Star gets off
the following on the Government
position with reference to home
steaders in New Mexico:
An Irishman, wishing to take
a homestead" and not knowing
how to 90 about it, sought infor-
nation from friend. Mike"
he said, you've taken a home
stead, an | thought maybe We
could tell me tn law concernin'
how to go about it.. " We'll, Dem
mis-, | don't remember tn exact
wordin' Nv tn law, but | can give
ye tn meanin'uv it. TIL meanin'
Nv it is this: The Government is
willin' to bet ye 100 acres NV land
against Sl4 that ye can't live on
it five years without starvin' to
death. +"
Among our citizens who have
taken" the bet are NJ. S. Lusby
and j. Il. Harter. Lusby is still
here and may lose his ante, but
j. Il. Harter left for Boaz last
week for a year, he said, and his
family will join him there in Il
few days.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-05-24
Relief from Rheumatic Pains.

Il suffered with rheumatism
for over two years" says Mr..
ROLAND Curry, a patrolman, of
Key West, Fla. Sometimes it
settled in my knees and lamed
me so | could hardly walk, at
other times it would be in my
feet and hands so | was incapac-
itated for duty. One night when
| was in severe pain and lame
from it my wife went to the drug
store here and came back with a
bottle of Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. | was rubbed with it and
found the pain had nearly gone
during the night. ] kept on us
ing it for a little more than two
weeks and found that it drove the
rheumatism away. | have not
had any trouble from that dis
ease for over three months" For
sale by S. V. Writ, druggist.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-05-24
ChamberIain's Collie, Cholera and
DiarrhOea Remedy.

There is probably no medicine
made that is relied on with more
implicit confident than Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy. During the third
of a century in which it has been
in use, people have learned that
it is the one remedy that never
fails. When reduced with water
and sweetened it is pleasant to
take. For sale by s. V. Writ,
druggist.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-05-24
Commissioners Court

NOliNClltu III ItS uldT SeSSlOIl
Monday and following proceed
ings were had:
In accord with returns of an
election held in Burch school dis
trict No. II, a special tax of 20
cents on the 800 was levied on
property in said district for
school purposes. A like order
on the same basis was also made
increasing the special school tax
in Lair district from 10 to 20
cents on each 500
A new school district to be
known as Zita District No. 10
was established with bounds as
follows:
Beginning at the N. w. corner
of survey No. 3, block Oh S. & f.,
thence east 3 miles to northeast
corner of survey No. 1Sl, block ,
A. B. & NJ; thence south , miles
to southeast corner of survey No.
$50, same block; thence east |
mile to northeast corner survey
11S; thence south | mile to south
east corner survey l1S; thence
east 3 miles to northeast corner
survey No. 10, block & [. q g. N;
thence south / miles to southeast
corner survey 50, same block;
thence west Z miles to southwest
corner survey 40, block 8, |. q G.
N; thence north Z miles to place
of beginning. An order was
also made that on June Sth an
election be held in this district
to determine the question of local
school tax.
New public roads of the first
class were established as follows:
Canyon City and LaPlata road:
Beginning southeast corner sur
vey u, block b5, Ii. & 6. n;
thence north 6 miles to northeast
corner survey A, block | Tyler
Tap II. II. Co. TO be 10 feet in
width.
Road 10 feet in width begin
ming at the southeast corner Of
section %, block b5, II. q G. N;
thence north with section lines
= miles to northeast corner sur
vey 45, same block,
A 10 foot road beginning at the
southeast corner survey A, block
1, II. T. R'y; thence west / miles
to line of Randall county.
Allowing accounts and passing
on quarterly and other reports
required by law was the other
business. Court adjourned on
Thursday of last week.