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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-11
GODDARD COMPANY ELECTS NEW
 DIRECTORS.
(From wcdnssdsy's Daily.v


 Al the regular annual meeting of tho stockholders of the Goddard Min. ing company, held in the law offices of District Attorney Morrison, ycstcr. day, the following board of directors was elected for tho ensuing year. C.. P. Goddard, D. F.. IIun,singcr, Wick. enburg; Y. w. Chase, Los Angeles; {; isa"c Guggcnheimer, Emanuel Vert. hcimcr, Mir Wallace, George F. God dard, Pittsburg, Pa; C. F.. Caruthers, Washington, Pn., and ]. Johnson, Free. port, Pa.
 C. F. Goddard, who was present nt the meeting, stated that pump, mir compressor and other machinery, were recently installed and that the water was being pumped out of tho 2s5.foo, shaft, preparatory to resuming sinking operations. He said that the bottom of this shaft is all in orc, carrying values in gold and copper of s24 to tho ton.
 Tho Goddard group, consisting of yis claims, Is located nbout one mile md n half northeast of Wickcnburg.
 Goddard and IIuntsinger left last night on the southbound train for their compsny's camp.
 A meeting of the directors will b'
 
 held later in Pittsburg, Pa, for tho purpose of elccting officers for the cn suing year.
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A. J. HERNDON,

Treasurer, Yavapai county, Arizor
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C. A PETER, JR.. Cisrs.
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z. A. PETER. JR.. Clerk.

In the Matter of Letting the Contracts
 for the New Jail Building
 Moved by Mr Harrington, and sec ondsd by Mr Smith, that the contract for the new jail building, to be cor structed with wood floors, be awarded to MT. Geo. W sines for tho sum of Fifteen Thousand Thres Hundred Twenty Ave Csi5.325O0) Dollars, and the amount Of bond be hssd si s5 .OO0 .O0. and that the contract for ths cells and steel vork he awarded to inc Pauly Jail Iaildinx o., of st Louis for the sum of sixteen Thoasand Three Hundred Fifty four (sid,15loo) Do,- lars, for tne construrtion of % cell. as per specifications submitted, snd ths amount Of bond hSed at ss,0o000 The roll being called upon the ndoptioa ot the above motion. MT. Harringi"1 voted, Yes, and MT Smith voted, frt The motion wns declared carried, and the District Attorney was Instructed 'p prepare contracts. and the Chairmaa Q thorizsd ts execute sams
 After diseassiag mattrrs per'ain,nf to the general welfaro of the county ths Board adjourned until Nqad1v. September lgth. 1907. at ga
 BARNEY SMITH. Chairman. Attest
 (. A PETER, JR., Clsrs.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-11
Fifty Thousand New Sittinss But Twice That Number Still Unprovided For. Passing of the King of Camblers--V,s- itins Scientists Discover .Mosquitoes Four Feet Lone--Lack of Policemen.

NEW YORK, Sept. i-Durng the school ycar just beginning, Father Knickcrbocker will have Co go down into his not overly full pocket to ,hc tune of s3I ,6iI, ,323.75 for the education of his youthful citizens, m increase of more than s6,OOO,OOO over last year. This enormous sum gives some indica. ton of tho size of the school problem of the metropolis. In this, the greatest center of wealth and commerce in tho country, the memory of man runnctn not back to tho time when there were enough seats in the public shools for all the children. More than 5l 900 new sittings havo been provided this year and yet it appears that out of the city's 7j0,O00 school children, nearly 100000, n number large enough to populate many n cit.', will be without accom-. modntions. Last year there were near ly 100000 pupils who could only bc ac. commodntcd half the time and it seems probable that there will always bc school children for whom there will be no school room, just as there will al- ways be strap hangers in the subway ears. One of the blanks in Mayor Me. C.cllan's platform was Ca seat in school for every child" but neither hc nor Tammany Hall, always strong on pledges for new schools, has ever been able to solve the problem. That there may be room for legitimate economies in the spending of school money is in. dicated by the fact that sum of more than til represents tho amount 10 bc expended on each pupil this year, q relatively nigh figure. Ger. tain persons apparently had this fact in mind in objecting vainly to inercas. ing to &5,OOO the annual salary of the "Director of Physical Training" Meanwhile the rapid increase of tho school population makes 1t difficult to supply school facilities to keep step with tho increase, to say nothing of catching up with tho procession.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-11
Proceedings Of The
 Board of Supervisors
 Of Yavapai County

Office of Board of Supervisors, Yavapai county, Arizona.
 Prescott, Ariz., Sept. 3, 1907.
 Board of Supervisors of Yavnpai county, Arizona, met pursuant to nd. journmcnt, Tuesday, September 3rd, at Q q. m.
 Present Barney Smith, Chairman !; Geo. F. Harrington, Member; C. A. Peter, Jr., Clerk.
 Minutes of August 22nd read, and on motion, the same were approved.
 A. ]. Herndon, Treasurer and eI.Of. 6cio Tax Collector, appeared with re- port ss tax collector, for the month of August, 1907. Tho Board proceeded to check same with the duplicate assess. mcnt rolls, and they were found Co cor. respond, and the rolls stamped accord. ingly, and the report ordered filed.
 A. ]. IIcrndon, Treasurer and cx Of. hcio Tax Collector, appeared with his report as Treasurer, and the Board pro. ceeded to make settlement with him for the month of August, 1907, the monthly report being as follows, to.wit;
 Cash.
 Balance on hand, July 3lst,
 1vOI. ...... ...... ....tlOt,O6i 31 TT. F.. Campbell, personal
 property tax, 1907 .... 2,7GO 33 TT. F. Campbell, special
 school tax, 1907 ....... II3 Oa General License, July, 1907 99 7i Fines and forfeiturcs ..... IT 35 Recorders fees, July, 1907. 722 lC Special school tax, District
 No. Q ...... .......... 2,OOO OC 1906 Taxes .... ......... G3I oa 1906 Special school taxes % 1906 Bond and interest taxes .... ..... ....... ~ 1906 Delinquent interest .. 4sl. lVO4 Tnres ...... ...... 3l5 Ot l9ot Delinquent Taxes .. s2 c. 1903 Taxes ........ ..... SIS oc 1903 Delinquent interest .. s2 6. Fees, Clerk Board of Super. vis0rs .... ....... .... D. Fees, tax collector ... 4s 2. - - tiil,477 q Ky Expense Fund warrants . 4,72s o: By Road Fund warrants. 2Oi 2' By School Fund warrants. 1918 4 Special School Fund war.
 rants, District No. o.. s,2s5 l. By Balance on hand, August
 3is,, 1907 .... .... 9,343 8
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WORK l8 RESUMED.

ANTWERP. Sept 6.-work was re- sumed today on all steamers, where 1000 strike breakers are employed.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-11

The redeemed warrants, orders ani receipts were compared with tLe monthly report; the same were found to be correct; they were then cancelled by the Board, and together with the report they were ordered filed
 The claim of I. B. Jolly. Superintend. ent of Schools for salary during the month of August, 1907, was, upon mo. ton. approved for si25.Oo.
 Upon motion, duly seconded ani carried. Mr. C. r. Hicks, Probate Judge, was granted a leave of absence from the county and Territory for e period of sixty days.
 This day having been hSed by this Board for the hearing upou the peti- ton of certain residents of Ysvapni county, for the laying out of a county road as follows;
 That certain piece of road which leaves the county road about four miles south of Simmons and runs across Min, Valley and through to Carter a Ranch and then interseets the present county road a, point about a mile sss, of Thos Humphreys Ranch; and more definitely described as running
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p"'H'y pWltnt ShIHry hs 'hHr' man of Board of Supervis. OTIS ...... ...... ...........si25 70 Geo. r. Harrington, Salary as
 Supervisor for August ... 100 OO The following claim was disallowsJ the snme not being n proper chnrga against the county John Lyons, Interpreter at
 Jerome ...... ...... ......s O0 The following claims were audited and warrants in payment of same or. dcred drawn upon the Road Fund, to- wit:
 Joseph <. Cook, Road work on
 District No. l2 ....,......s .sI0O O0 Wm. Sullivan, Road report,
 District No. II ..... .... III 50 W. Wilkins, Supplies for Dis.
 trict No. il ......,. ...... 2 st The resignation of MT. ". ]. De. Armond as Oversecr of District No. q was read, and upon motion, the same was accepted.
 This being the day and hour set by this Board for the opening of propos. als for the building of n County Jail at Prescott, as published in the Ari. zona Journal Miner. daily newspaper published in tho town of Prescott, tho Board proceeded 10 the opening of bids nt o'clock p. m., the same being ss follows, to.wit; For the Construction of the Jail Building Proper (without cell and cag. work);
 For wood flooring in the two story part of jail, Geo. W. sines, si5,325.O0. For concrete flooring in the two story part of jail, Geo. W. sines, si6,33t0o. For twelve steel cells, per -pecihcs- tions submitted. Pauly Jail Building Co.,, st. Louis, si0.77O.o0.
 For second tier of twelve cells, same people. t5,5siOO.
 For twelve cells (steel) DOT specified tions submitted, Parcells Safe Co.,, San Francisco, sIi ,2s0.c0. For second tier of twelve cells, same people, s7,7IoOo.
 Upon motion, all bids were taken | under adyisement.
 In the Matter of the Complain:
 Against One John Rossi, for Running
 n Disorderly House at the "OlA
 Tiger" l The matter vas taken up and testi. nony heard bearing upon the facts ss charged in the complaint. Mir. Leroy Anderson appeared for MT. Ro~i. Al ter listening to the arguments of both sides, and reviewing the facts in tho case, the Board decided to postpone final action in the matter until the Arst meeting in October. Upon motion, duly carried, the fol lowing order was drawn upon the Treasurer:
 Prescott, Ariz., Sept. 2, 1907. MT. A. J. Herndon, Treasurer. Yavs-
 pal county, Arizona;
 Sir: You are hereby authorized and directed to make the sssessmsnt of Henry woolpert for the year 1908 to read s follows, to-wit; 2 Mules, s15.00.
 q Saddle horses, ti5O.O0. , ( Stock horses, esO.0O.
 75 Stock cattle (brand) s750o0. , 75 Stock cattle (brand) s750-0o.
 Total, Ai,7s5.00. ) By order of the Board of supervi,- ors. )I BARNEY SMITH,
 Chairman. } Attest
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Big Bill Devsry, exchIcf of police and "economist of national fame, supposedly retired, has jumped into the arena of New York politics once more. Big Bill is pretty generally known on this side of the hemisphere, and achieved his prominence during his ser vice of twenty years on the city po- lice force, during which time he drew n total salary of s5s,00o and retired, an example to all humble workers, with sI,OO0,0O0 saved. Several years ago he tried to break into Tammany Hall. but, to use his own vernacular, was ",run down." and trun out of the state convention, brass band and all. Now he hns once more shied his castor into the political ring, for 'he purpose of opposing one Goodwin Tor the leadership in the Seventh Assem- bly, district. Big Bill's return wn- marked by speech destined to achieve high place in the city's political history. "I'm on any side of any fcncc." he said, "so long as dat guy Goodwin is on de other. IL makes me shiyer to tink of dat fcllcr, he's sf cold. Hand it to him in bunehes oi his own ice. Freeze him out. " Witf this remarkable example of -"rect making for the peerless lead'f of hi' party, Big Bill formally opened tho campaign for his candidate for tho local Tnmmany leadership. The resi- dents of the district are inpatient, waiting for the eorks 10 begin Poppin' and tho skyrockets to soar for Dever! is lavish in his use of such campaign accessories.
 LONGACRE.
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 When Richard CanAeld, New York clubman, Wall street speculator and collector of fine paintings, hung out "for sale" sign at his Saratoga gambling place this week, it marked the passing of tho only resort of the goddess of fortune in this country that could in any way rival the European institution where fortunes may be bet and lost in q night. For more than four years the famous gambling house at Saratoga, where it is estimated more than one billion dollars has been wag
 cred in the last ten years, has been losing money, according to popular re- port. The cafe itself, 1t is stated, cost more than t25,OO0 year and the 55,OOO shrubs with which the buildings are surrounded represented tho in' vcstmcnt of A considerable fortune. While it is not generally known, Rich ard Garfield. more than anyone else, was responsible for the rescue of sar' atoga from the old Guttenbcrg Con federacy. Ton years ago the once fashionable resort mad degenerated in to n rendezvous of cheap sports and bunco men. It was Can6eld, who, with William c. Whitney, Richard T. Will son, IT,, and others, projected and ear ried out the plans which made the famous gambling place one of the most fashionable resorts in America For tunes by the hundreds have been won and lost there, many Americans having lost $l0O,000 in an evenings sitting But stories of crooked games and strange doings began to be whispered and now Richard Garfield, America ' king gambler, is reported as "broke
 and a "to let" sign occupies the win dows of the building where more mi' lions have changed hands than any where else outside of banking houses
 That mosquitoes four feet long an' two feet high abound in the unit'' States will without doubt shortly b' reported from France. Indeed, th' mosquito of New Jersey is m fai way to achieve international Tame thanks to the assistance of some wal during the visit to tine city this wee' of the International Congress Zoology. Naturally such an augus body as the congress made haste ( visit the American Museum of Nat ural History here, and naturally its for eign members werc astonished to se in that institution mosquitoes as lare as calves with the sign above ther "stufYsd specimens captured in Ns' Jersey" The discovery of these q
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-11

S"htc ins'cts by one of tho foreigners was the signal for general gather. ing, and many notes were taken which will doubtless later appear in France, telling of tho enormous size reached by the New Jersey variety of mosquito. The insects which excited 30 much nt. tcntion are, of course, only wax models which havo been magniGcd scores of times, and dirc are the threats which are made against the person who nt. tempted the deception should hc be discovered. The models in question. however, havo taken two years to construct, and arc so natural in every detail that only their size disting. uishcs them from the genuine article. To foreigner, of course, with no means of knowing whether or not Inc exaggerated stories concerning New Jersey mosquitoes are true, the deccp. ton wns not impossible.
 As n result of the alleged "crimc wave" and in answer to various nt. tacks which have been made on the management of the police department. Commissioner Bingham has just had prepared report showing the pressing need for more blue coated guardians of the peace. Tho figures covering twonty-six cities of the world are now and interesting and show that while New York had one policeman for every 503 residents in 1898, it has now one for every 6i3 residents The meaning of these figures is made clearer when it is understood, as stated in the report, that the average of other cities Is ono officer for every 42, persons, thus leaving New York abop' 90 per cent shy on metropolitan peace promoters. That tho New York ratio is not considered sufficient elsewhere II shown by tho figures for other cities Tho national capital has ono blue coal for every 4s5 residents, proper Dos ton one for every 500 and sleepy Phil adclphia ono for every 5iI-all fa ahead of the ratio here. Of forcigr cities Lisbon has n local equivalent o' tho American "cop" for every l2! persons, and leads the list. St. Peters burg, the home Of bombs and riots, ha ono for every Isi; Dublin, ono fol every 33O; Berlin, ono for each 340 and London, with its six and n hal million people, one "bobby" for ever! 496. The report also sets forth tha the day officer is expected to perforn the herculean labor necessary to cover ing n beat of six miles, while the nigh officers stunt is threc. Altogether, th
 New York cop, each with his 643 per sons to look after, seems 10 have a har' lot as compared with that of his broth CTS in other cities.
 Big Bill Devsry, ex'chIef of polio md economist" of national fame supposedly retired, has jumped into th arena of New York politics once mor'
 Big Bill is pretty generally known O
 this side of the hemisphere, an
 achieved his prominence during his sci
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slll,477 37

Territory of Arizona, County of Yava-
 pai-ss.
 A. J. Herndon, being duly sworn, de- poses and says: That I am the Treas. urer of Yavapai county, Arizona. Tint the above and foregoing report is correct and true statement of ,ll moneys received by me in the capacity of Treasurer, prior to this date. That I have carefully and accurately set forth in said ststeuaent the sources from which said money was derived, the proper fund accounts to which said money was apportioned or transferred, a correct and true account of all pay. ments and disbursements, together with m accurate statement of balances re maining in the various county funds in my possession.
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School Mo. 2

First Grade A-Distinctions: Doro-
thy Drumright, Allean Depass West
ley Edwards and Andrew Shank
land.
Honorable mention on studies:
Josephine Harris. Jennie Watts, Helen
Westinghouse, Edward Haycock, Ira
Owens, Fayette Hawks, Aubrey
Wynn.
Honorable mention on attendance:
Mary Copeland. Josephine Harris,
ltula Patterson, EVELYN Smithie, viii.
lie Cohen, Edward Haycox, Clarence
Hancock, Thornton Slough, Hiden
Walker
First Grade B-Distinctions Ruth
Cooper, Gilbert Atkinson, Walker
Spence.
Honorable mention on studies. Lin
wood Price, Hugh Rowe, George
Wood
Honorable mentisn on attendance:
Remington Chewing. Hiughston Lea
que, Ralph Denton. Albert LEM. Yer
non Holt Linwood Price, Rutledge
Savage. Paul Robertson, George
Wood, Louise Jackson. Katherine
Lenz. Ruth Malone, Murdie Spain,
Clara Carter.
Honorable mention on department.:
Carlton Collier Robert Corte, l-ugh-
ston League, Vernon Owens. Vernon
Holt, Linwood Price, Rutledge Saw
ago, Arthur Searls, Gilbert Strait
man, Hugh Rowe. George Wood,
Frank Lloyd. Myrtle Baughn.
Clara Carter. Louise Jackson. Mary
Lloyd, Murdie Spain. Annie Searls,
Emma WestiDghouse.
Second Grade A-Distinctions EI-
ieen Boyhan, Ethel Gildersleeve.
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berg, Louise hudson Sadie Mater
SON
Second Grade B.-Distinctions:
Julius Jenkins, Mercer Ware, Mabel
Barham, Ina Leach.
Honorable mention on scholarship.
Ruth Manville. Earl Shepherd. jan
nctte Hosliins, Edna Huller, Lucille
Reynolds. Lucille Tilghman.
Honorable mention OIL department:
Ruth Manville. Lillian Miller, Edna
lIuller, Lucille Reynolds. Lucille Thigh
man, Edith Miller, Lawrence Davis.
Jannette lioskins, Edna Pettigrew,
Hunter Harvey, Bessie Lelberwitz.
Honorable mention on attendance:
George Carlton. Louzon Graham.
Earl Shepherd, Frank Swan, Mercer
Ware.
Third Grade A.-Dlstinctions:
Verline Cooke. Darrell Bracken.
Honorable mention OH scholarship:
Jack Cochran, Elizabeth Pattee.
honorable mention Oil department.:
Lily Austrian, Helen Gale. Mamie
Gilbert. vesta Taylor, Minnie Falk-
Athalic BTyers, Annie Astor Bessie
Monfalcone, Elizabeth pattee, Eva
Gilbert
Honorable mention on attendance:
Wadsworth Sykes. Joseph Neise,
Philip Miller, Ruth Brooks, yesta
Taylor, Minnie Falkman, Larrie
Williams, Ernest Queensberry. Ar
mold. Lloyd. Charles Taylor, Lily Du-
rand
Ihird Grade B.-Distinctions: Au-
broy Johnson, Sale Blassenham.
Honorable mention ON scholarship:
William Parker. James Stuart. Sallie
lllassenham, Aubrey Johnson, Lee
Fcrd.
honorable mention on attendance:
Sallie Blassenham. Kate Scott, Alma
spencer, Annie Spencer Joe Batlen-
tine, Frank Freeman, Aubrey John
son, Russell James, Bertram Kur-
nick
honorable mention on department.:
James Hopkins, Aubrey Johnson. Sal
he Blassenham. Della Graham, Bea.
trico Humphries, Lucy Maoone, Ester
Shepherd Alma Spencer. Annie
Spencer, Blanche Trevillian.
Fourth Grade Distinctions, LIE.
iia Harrell.
Honorable mention on attendance.
Andrew Appcrson, Philip Bieas. Otto
Foikman, Cromwell Jones, Joseph Mel
son, Joseph Root, Mildred Greasy
Grace DAVIS, Lena Harrell. Alma
flickok. Pearl Mayo.
honorable mention on department:
Joseph Nelson. Grace Davis. Lena
liarrell, Alma Iickok, Agnes Clarke
Lilly Hippert, Elizabeth LYMAN. vir.
ginia Jones, Pearl Mayo. Mary
Spruill, Gertrude Tyree, Dorothy vii
Hams, Myra Young. Glenna Lati
mer
Honorable mention on scholarship:
Lena Harrell, Elizabeth nyman.
Fourth Grade Distinctions:
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Clara Malone, Lucille helms, Miriam
Sims.
Honorable mention on department:
Flossie Allen, Bessie Blassenham,
Nancy Capcrton Emma Folkman,
Ruth Grandy. Clara Malone, Miriam
Sims, Anna Spiers, Frances Swoitzer,
Elizabeth Walker.
Honorable mention on attendance:
Lyman Asst George Ballentine, Ro
ger LeFevre, Sam Lichtenberg Har-
old Smith
seyonth Grade B.-Distinctions:
Horace Davis. Fannie Benson, Mag
gle Scull.
Honorable mention on scholarship:
Horace Davis, Fannie Benson, Mag
gle Scull Turner Nelson. Ella Horn
stein, Isabelle Welsh, Fannie Os-
CT.
Honorable mention on department.:
Eva Apperson. Fannie Benson. Mary
Cochran, Madaline James, Margaret
Perkins, Maggie Scull. Horace Da-
Wis.
Honorable mention on attendance !:
Allen Burcher. Horace Davis, Eva
Apperson, Fannie Benson. Mary
Cochran. Fannie Oser, Margaret Per
klns, Maggie Sculi
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Douglas Martin, Alta Townsend.
honorable mention on scholarship:
Alto Townsend. Douglas Martin.
Honorable mention on department:
Richard Walker. Douglas Martin,
Mary McAlpine, Pauline Fudgh,
Gladys McNalr, Edna Root, Evelyn
Shepherd, Alto Townsend.
Honorable mention on attendance:
Louis Soloman, Joe Queensberry,
Douglas Martin, Alta Townsend John
hudson, Lewis Host, Willie Haynes,
Zen Gilinger, Charles Benson, Mary
McAlpne, Pauline Judge, Helen
PcalSe. Edna Root. Evelyn Shepherd,
Lille Starmer, Arthur Sutherland.
Fifth Grade A.-Honorable mention
OIL attendance: Herbert Williamson,
Annie McAlpine, Hannah Greaves,
Selma Mitchell, Mary Host, Emily
Ballentine, Elsie Rauch, Sadie
Schelle, Abe Oser, Lloyd Trimyer,
Bennie Spicrs' Robert Stuart, Ralph
Sharp Edna Sutton, Fannie Patter-
sor. May Kerr
Honorable mention on deportment:
Arthur Sprnill, Thurston Bacton.
Edith Christian. Annie Cheadle, Haz.
ell Allen, Annie McAlpine, Hanna
Greaves, Elsie Rauch May Rees.
Max Kerr.
| Honorable mention on scholarship:
Annie CheadIe
ruth Grade B.-Honorable mention
Oil scholarship: Margaret Niche.
honorable mention on attendance:
William Bright, Janet Bland Lois
Buyce, Rena Garner. Lovely Nicho-
las. Grace WEIGH, Marguerite vii.
son, Rosa Shimkowitz Louise Doug
las Rosa Lipman.
honorable mention on department.:
Arthur Weikci. Louise Covington
JAMIE FretwelI. Rena Garner, Annie
Lyman. Mary King. Margaret Niche.
Loredy Nicholas, Josie Robertson
Julia Walker.
sixth Grade Honorable men
tion ON attcndance: John CorbelI.
William fliden, Slcdd Mitchell. John
massenburg Theodore Peyser, Clar.
Snco Ronemons, Cecil Sharp, VIII
liam Stuart
honorable mention on department.
! William Hiden, Ethel Hall. Lena
Splers. Magdalena Weikel.
sixth Grade Distinctions: Jul.
len Krone. Margaret Jenkins.
= honorable mention on scholarship:
Bernard Booker, Mary Smith.
honorable mention on attendance.
James Sykes. Clarence Whitney
Ruth Ellyson, Goldie Garner. Florence
Millman, Mary Smith.
honorable mention on department.
bcrhard Booker, Edward Patton. Nor
gan Patton, Clarence Whitney. Ruth
SlIyson, Florence Miilman, Mary
seventh Grade distinctions:
risssie Allen. Bessie ,Blassenham
cara Malone, Miriam Sims.
M honorable mention on scholarship.
rlossie Allen, Ressle Blassenham