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L'Italia., 1907-09-14
LICENZE DI MATRIMONIO

Giuseppe Isola di "a ami al hume
70 3012 Army st. con Margherita To-
scani di IT ami al 1903 Eighteenth
Ave.
Bartolomeo Vicino di 40 ami con
Maria Morchio di 81 ami, ambedue
RESIDENT in San Francisco.
L'Italia., 1907-09-14
DECESSO

Carlo l.. Morchio di 80 ami, nato
in California.
L'Italia., 1907-09-14
PRONTI A SERVIRVI.

Siamo a vostra disposizione per qua
Unique ramo di servizio bancario.
Sc avete intenZione di aprire un con-
to In. Banca Venite a trattare con moi.
Abblamo pagato 10 scorso semestre
linteresse del $50 per cento sui depo-
siti di risparmio.
BANCA DITALIA
632 Montgomery street
Succursale: 3343 Mission ST., vicino. al
la 29.ma Strada.
L'Italia., 1907-09-14
Splendid NECOZIO
'D'AFFITTARE

mel nuovO edificio In muratura
In Montgomery Ave, angelo di
Jackson Street, cOntiKuO agli
uffici che OccuperA a gi0rni II
GiOrnale L'ITALIA.
L'Italia., 1907-09-14
~TRASLOCOii!
B. MUSSO Q G.. MASSIO

ben noti c~alzolai prima al N. 1904
Mason St., hanno t~rasferito IL ORC
negozio al
L'Italia., 1907-09-14

81 CERCANO subtle degli uomini
per lavorare in frutta e verdura. In
dirizzarsi ALA California Fruit Can
ners Association San Leandro.
.Davide Vallarino Superintendent
limo.
L'Italia., 1907-09-14
Morning Daily News
L'ITALIA
GIORNALE QUOTIDIANe del MATING

II pin grande Giornale Italiano negli
Stati Until II solo che 81 pubblichi
ogni .giorno in otto pagine con illu-
UtraziOui.
L'Italia., 1907-09-14
L,ULIO DI RICINO di CARLO ERBl

La vecchia Q nuova clientele e prega-
ia a fargli una vista.
L'Italia., 1907-09-14

L,OLIO DI RICINO di CARLO EhBA
~ Mjjano in flaconi, e assolutamente
puro. Non ha ne colore, ne sapore, ne
odore. Non provoca II yomtto mel pren-
derlo. ne produce dolori nella .sua asio-
ne benefica. lutte le buone farmacie
10 vendono, ed E In flaconi di 70 Q 90
grammi. COLI etichetta 9 marca delle
Casa Carlo Erba impressn anche nes
vetro della bOttiglfa.
LIE madri di famiglia non d~ovrebbe-
70 mai essere s~provviste di un flacon
ID Magnesia CaIcinata pesante d Car.
10 Erba di MAan0. - E ii purgente
pin adatto per 1 bambini, perehe o
ha sapore g 81 puo dare con acqua Q
latte zuccherato senza che l piccini 81
accorgano di medicinarsi. ii effet-
to non produce ne nausea, ne dolort.
Cercarla nellie migliori farmacie.
L'Italia., 1907-09-14

pasSaggi da e per TItalia, per
.qualsiasi Inca di Navigazione, II
vendcno presso l'Agenzia Ettore Pa
trizi & Co., 23 Montgomery Avenue,
Ian Francisco.
L'Italia., 1907-09-14

No. 7O4 FILBERT
fra Montgomery avenue . Powell t.
L'Italia., 1907-09-14

Per informazioni rivolgersi a
L'Italia., 1907-09-14
431 STREET

Due approximation per sera. Lunedl
e Sabato ire. Due Matinee per ragazzi
tutti | Sabati e Domeniche.
lutte lie settimane nuovi artist e
nuovo Cinsmatografo.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-11
WooDMEN OF THE WORLD.

This camp was originally organized
rs Aztec camp No. 1855, Modern
Woodmen of America, on March &c.
1890. with eighty-one charter men,
bers. Following are the charter off
GERS; Consul. Arthur Cornforth; ad-
wiser, E. f. Darlington; escort, N. C.
Miller; watchman. w. T. Longnecker;
sentry, John Morlock; banker, F. w.
Strater; clerk, j. F. Hechtman: ply
sician, w. r. Winters, NJ. D.: mana
gers, H. II. Strater, e. Lambert, Jr.,
]. P. Coston.
On June 2S, 1890, the camp was
transferred to the newly organized
Pacific Jurisdiction, Woodmen of the
World, AMI a charter was issued to 1t
by said organization under that date
as Aztec camp No. 30, the following
being list of the charter officers:
Consul, C. A. Pike; adviser, T. o.
Baker. escort NJ. G. Langley; watch
man, p. ]. O'Donnell; sentry, H. r.
Kicker; banker, N. F. Cooke; clerk,
II. ]. Hechtman; physician. w. R.
Winters, NJ D.: managers, ]. P. Cos
ton, H. H. Strater, e. Lamber Jr.
Following is list OF consuls, or pre-
siding officers, who have served the
camp since its organization Arthur
Cornforth, Charles A. Pike, five terms,
Nicholas F. Cooke. George Weaver,
Clement C. Eddy, two terms, George
Weaver. Jethro C. Sanford, two terms,
Henry j. Arnold. Jethro c. Sanford.
Schuyler c. Morgan, Frank p. Hall,
e L. Howett. Jethro c. Sanford, Oren
p. Frary. f. P. Biggs, Orville s.
Galbreath. w w. Smith, Jethroe C.
Sanford, Peter M Mcclellan, George
Weaver, John Morlock.
Following is a list of the present
camp officers: Consul. John Nor
lock; adviser. Cyrus G. Graden; es-
cort, NJ. H. Starkey; watchman, G..
F. Peterson; sentry. w. II. lizard /;
banker C. H. Barton: clerk. w. c.
Liesenberg; managers. II. r. Scouton,
j, w. Waters, Frank Goodman.
The membership of Aztec camp No.
30 on March l. 1907. was 457. The
camp owns lots IA, IS, 16 and II In
block 81, Durango, Colo, which were
purchased about five years ago for the
sum of s2,500. In addition to this
property. the camp has on hand at
| this date, in cash and good interest
bearing securities. approximately
| 5000. A committee is now at work
| formulating plans for the erection OF
a Woodmen building, to be owned by
| this camp, to cost about $4,000, and
1t is hoped that within the present
| year this building may be erected.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-11
DEGREE OF PocAnoNTAs.

The degree OF Pocahontas Is the
ladies' auxiliary of the Improved Order
of Red Men. Minnewawa council No.
20, of this city was instituted March
II, 1896, with a charter membership
of forty-seven. 1t now has a member
ship of $50. Like the order of which
1t is auxiliary 1t takes care of its
sick with the utmost solicitude. Min
newawa council pays IS week sick
benefits and $40 funeral benefits.
Minnewawa council meets every Fri
day night at Red Men hall. Any
white woman between the ages of is
and so. who is an American citizen of
good morals and reputation and sound
bodily health is eligible to member.
ship. No one of the opposite sex can
become member unless he is a mem
ber of the Chiefs degree, Imp. O.
r. NJ, in good standing. No profes.
sional gambler or saloon man can be
admitted to membership. The pres
ent chiefs of the local council are:
Mable Anheier, prophecies; Meta
Mcbride, Pocahontas; Lillian NJ. How
ard. Winonah; Fl. w Pohatan: Emma
Andrew. keeper of records. Ella Stan
sci. keeper OF wampum.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-11
MONTEZuMA LODGE NO.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHiAS.

Montezuma lodge No. 90 Knights OF
Pythias was organized April 81 1888,
under dispensation dated April Z,
1888, with the following members: G.
w, Milton, Abram Rapp, John r. Hew-
lit. Charles ID. Wright, j. r. Shoe
maker. Ogivile Monteith, James Hofr-
mire, John Larson, Gus Weiman, Ed
Schiller, John II. Clinkscales. S. c.
Nelson. Frank Goodman F. b. Rob-
erts. b. Hopkins, +. O. Tarrant, Geo.
7. Sumner. Abe Schiller, r. NJ Gallag-
her, Il. P. Rees, Charles Buntz, Sam
Pedgrift, w II. Wellington, S. A.
Decker, John F. Bell ID. d. Carlton
and r. d. Ball The first officers of
this organization were as follows:
Grand representative, Gus Wieman
past chancellor. w. II. Weddington;
chancellor commander. Charles ID.
Wright; vice chancellor, Abe Schiller:
prelate, Sam Pedgrift; master of ex-
chequer, Frank Goodman master of
finance, j. II. Clinkscales: keeper of
records and seal, F. b. Roberts: inner
guard, John F. Bell; outer guard, ID.
d. Carlton.
The charter was issued September
90 1883. which was surrendered dur
ing the month of June. 1886
This lodge was reorganized in 1886
by the following members: John f.
Bell. II. L. Rice, Ogivile Monteith,
Abram Rapp. Harry Jackson, James
Curtin. James Cruthers. A. W. Danes,
Henry Jones and Isaac Kruschke.
The lodge now has membership OF
1903, and the present officers are as
follows: Grande lodge representatives.,
II. G. Berri and Il. e. Smiley; grand
lodge deputy, w. F. Ballreich; chan
cellor commander DIR. A. F. Hutchin-
son; vice chancellor. X. NJ. Murray;
prelate, w. r. Fraiser; master OF
work. N. NJ. Thompson; keep of rec
ords and seal, j. A. Clark; master Of
finance, Henry NJ. Billings; master OF
exchequer, A. l.. Nathan; master at
arms, Ed F. HILL inner guard. II. G.
Berri; outer guard, j. H. Woods.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-11
ROYAL NEIGHsoRs OF AMERICA

Primrose camp No. 2621 r. N. of A.
was organized June T. 1901, with the
Ioiio"lng charter members: Mable
underhill, Julia Sadler. Anna Beard
NelIe Price, Sarah Thompson. Belle
Underhill. Carl Underhill. Chas. Price
Eine warner, Mary Dobbs, Catharine
lana, Harry Lazarus, George Thomp-
soh, L. w. Dobbs, Mrs. DR.. McEven
"A. Z. Sadler, Glen Scouten, Sarah
warner Carrie Hutchinson. Sam War.
her. Organized by Elizabeth ToIerton
OF Pueblo. Colo
First officers were. Ju1ia s,diar
oracle; Nellie Price. vice oracle Sarah
thompson, past oracle: Mrs. McEwcn
chancellor; Mable Underhill marshal
Ethe Warner, recorder Mary Dobbs
receiver; Anna Beard. inner sentinel.
Katherine Davis, outer sentinel, cen
thompson, Belle Underhill and Carrie
Hutchison, managers: DIR. w w Mo
EVEN, camp physician.
The head officers from 1909 IN 1an7
were: Lee Schutt. Lydia Meis, lydia
Conroy. " '''
The officers for the present year.
i9oI are as follows: oracle. Matte
McCaw; vice oracle, viola Pierce.
past oracle. Maude Dobbs; chancellor
Mary Hooker; receiver, Ida Goodman.
recorder, Julia Sadler: marshal Maud
MCKINNEY; inner sentinel. Gertrude
bagby; outer sentinel, Mertin Hutch.
lnss managers, Belle Underhill
claudia Thompson, Chas. Conroy; phy.
siclans, Dr. w. w. McEwen, DR.. A.
w: Stillians, DIR. B. ]. Ochsner; faith
Ailce e. Alexander; modesty. Lottie
foisom; endurance, Belle Underhlu.
uhselhshness, Mertie Hutchings; cour.
age Ethel Van Daricker: musicians
Anna Hooker, Joe Mckinney.
membership January 1, 1907, was
seventy.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-11

its numbers until now 1t has mem
bership OF three hundred and fifty. No
order in existence takes more care OF
the sick and afflicted members than
do the Red Men, and in worthy cases
they are not backward in distributing
benevolence beyond the limits of the
membership. Sitting Bull tYibe pays
to its members unable to follow the
hunt $40 per week and to the family
of deceased brother 800 to assist In
giving the deceased worthy burial.
This tribe erected the block known
as Red Men building on Ninth street
between First and Second avenues.
where they have their wigwam. This
building with its furniture is esti.
mated to be worth $4,000. Its chiefs
at present are: George Gilbert, proph-
ct; l.. C. Hurd, sachem; VIM. Van
Daniker. Sr. SangamQre; John Hannah,
Jr. Sangamore; H. j. Hechtman, chief
records: Herman Bernt, collector of
wampum and John Males, keeper of
wampum. The tribe meets every Tues.
day evening in Its hall
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-11
ORDER UNITED WORK
MEN,

Durango lodge No. 20, Ancient Or.
der United Workmen. was organized
September s, 1887. The first officers
were as follows:
Fast master workman. Lewis
Flamm: master workman. r. F. Bur
CESS; foreman. Robert ]. Carson: over
seer. w. N. Bagby; recorder, r. C.
Smalley; financier, Lee F. Dixon: re-
ceiver Fl. Fl. Strater; guide. r. w.
bradford; |. S. watchman. j. NJ. Day I:
o. S. Watchman, Jacob Fritz.
The following have served as mast
master worlmen since the lodge was
established: Lewis Flamm, T. F. Bur
CESS, w. N. Bagby, j. P. Coston. A.
r. smith, Jacob Fritz, Chas. Naegelin.
John Morlock. Robert G. Dale. Clar.
ence F. Brown, VIM. Yockel, VIM.
Hahnenkratt, VIM. Palmquist. Jobp
Males, three terms. Frank wride
Matthew Harrington, Chas. Fleck. Gil.
pert l.. Coon, Andy Erler. David NJ
Logan
Present officers Past master work.
man, Andy Erler; master workman
u. NJ. Logan; foreman, VIM. Wride.
oVerseer. Chas. Fleck; recorder (pro
.eml Geo. ]. Blakeley. fnancier, Geo.
j. biakeiey; receiver, George Freund;
guide, Andy Wildauer: |. S. watch.
man tpro tenn, Joseph Blatnfck; O
. Waterman, Joseph Blatnick: trus-
ices John Males, Chas Fleck, Henry
e. Ludewlg.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-11
THE MODERN WOODMEN OF
AMERICA.

Durango camp No. 1884 was insti
tuted March 3. 1900, with twenty-five
charter members, two social members
Delng admitted the same evening. The
camp at the present time has a mem.
bership of 152.
me following are the present off.
GERS in charge (inability to gain ac.
cess TO original records prevent a com.
plete list since date of organzation) !:
Past consult, Joseph p Mckinney /;
past consul, Chas. H. Thompson; ven
cradle consul. Wallace X. Wilson;
neighbor advisor. Carl Peterson !;
neighbor banker, Fred e. Pierce !:
neighbor clerk, William G. Otton /:
neighbor escort, Orsen P. Black |:
neighbor watchman. Nat E. Ruggles /;
neighbor sentry, Chas. L. Wright:
physicians, DR.. w. w. McEwen, DR..
A. w. Stillians, DIR. A. F. Hutchinson;
managers, Chas. H. Conroy, Joseph p.
Mckinney, George NJ DeLuche: mu-
stefan, Prof. Fl. R. York: chief for
ester, A. B. Bierschbach.
Meeting nights - Wednesday of
every week at O'Clock D. m. in x.
of p hall.
The first local camp organized Jan
nary b, 1883, with twenty-five mem
oers. January l, 1907, there were re-
ported ll,606 camps showing a total
membership of S37,S47 Insurance in
force December 81, 1906. amounted to
s1.323,3s3, 500 Omount paid in claims
during year of 1906, s7,122,21S.19. To
tai receipts for the year 1906, s9,OO5,-
l21.21. Balance in benefit and general
POUNDS December 81, 1906. $3,029.-
1878, Benefit and general funds pro-
tected by aggregate bonds of $5,24O,-
600. Surplus over all possible liabili-
ties. $1,S63, ,574.13.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-11
THE KNIGHTS OF ST holm

me knights OF st. John, is an order
TO promote a more generous and filial
respect FOR the spiritual authority of
the Roman Catholic church. and to
iniuse among its members, and all
other good citizens broader and
purer patriotism. The order dates
back to 104S A. d. when Catholic
merchants of the city of Amalbi in
the Kingdom of Naples, who were trad
ing In the east, built in Jerusalem a
house OF refuge for pilgrims to the
Holy Land. To this they soon added
church and a hospital in honor of
st. John the Baptist. These mer.
chants then and there formed the or
der OF the Knights of st. John. to
take care of the weary pilgrim and
the SICK, and to defend all Christians
In the Holy Land against the oppres-
sion of the infidel Turk.
The leading features of the present
order are Catholic, semi-military. civil
social, insurance and benevolent.
The order has 300 Communicates in
the United States and Canada with a
membership of 10000. 1t has five
uniformed Communicates in Denver.
Colo. Durango has not yet uniformed
lts commandery. 1t is named San
Juan commandery. The charter is
dated December II. 1898. The first
president was P. A. Stats. Anthony
reeiow, James C. Bradley. Cornelius
Nolan, p. F. Cummins, Thomas p.
Lotus and Richard McCloud have sue
ceeded as presidents.
Fred w. Strater and John Hurley
nave been the treasurers since the
commencement.
This commandery has selected st.
Patricks day for its annual ball, and
this year they will hold the seventh
annual ball
Inc officers for 1907 are: Rev. NJ.
F.. Callahan, spiritual director; Rich
ard McCloud, president, william s.
Croke. first vice president: Peter
Eder, second vice president; p. C.
Shannon, recording and corresponding
secretary; w. c. Rogers. financial sec
retary; John Hurley, treasurer; 10
seph Brice, William Croke. Jr.. James
Cummins, Timothy Sheehan, p. NJ.
Davis. board of trustees: p. F. Cum
Minis, John Haffey, William Knight,
Michael Camplon, sick visiting com
| mittee.
This order has over fifty members
IN Durango, Silverton and other places
In southwestern Colorado. The fist
| catholic fraternal order established
| In Durango was branch of the An
| cient order of Hibernians In 1881, and
1t dissolved in 1882. The next was a
local organization named the st. Co
| lumba Benevolent Union of Durango,
| Colo, organized in 1893 and dissolved
in 1897.
The Knights of Columbus have sew
eral members in Durango. affiliated
with the Denver and other councils
farther east. This order requires an
insurance membership Of at least
twenty to start council and will not
insure men who work on and about
railroads, or in smelters and mines,
and this has prevented the organiza-
tion of a Durango council up to the
present.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-11
q. p. o. ELKS.

Durango Lodge No. 5D7 OF the Be
nevolent and Protective Order of Elks
was instituted at Durango, Colo, June
s, 1899, with the following names as
charter members:
H. G. Turner, F. w. Koehler, Oswald
Link. Ed Girard. Jas. Gallery, F, H.
Cheesbro, Harry Jackson. Rod s. Day,
F. w. Stollsteimer, W. H. Wickline,
j. A. George. j. Kellenberger. AL
Kuebler. Geo. Cheesbro, r. j. Fuqua,
H. L. Hall, A. Berry, F. Fl. Rivers,
w. A. Sedwick. C. d. Casad, II. d.
Mcbride, w. C. Lear. Doug. Lauman.
C. S. Bailey, w. P. Anthony. E. Wet
, ter, Chas Stillwell.
The following named members were
elected as officers for the first year
Exalted Ruler-Harry Jackson.
ia. Exalted Leading Knight-Harry
Sfurner.
p. 10y. Knight-Rod. S. Day.
r. Lee. Knight-C. S. Bailey
Secretary-Al Kuebler.
Treasurer-Chas. E. Stillwell.
Esquire-A. d. Leiner.
Tyler-F. H. Rivers.
Chaplain-W. A. Reese.
Inner Guard-Jas. German
Trustees-O. Link, F. H. Cheesbro,
F. w. Koehler
The following are the Past Exalted
Rulers:
Harry Jackson, Willis A. Reese.
Harry Turner, II. L. Hall, Lloyd c.,
Sheets, A. F. Hood, Matt Harrington.
T. f. Davis.
The lodge numbers at this time 1852
members of whom the following
named are the present officers:
Exalted Ruler. w. Redman.
Exalted Leading Knight-W. F.
Weightman.
E. 10y. Knight-G. S. Driver.
E. Lee. knight-Chas. Fleck.
Secretary-C. l.. Russell
Treasurer-C. f. Mcconnell.
EsQuire-H. w. Thomas.
Tyler-Oscar Maher.
Chaplain-A. l.. Davis.
Inner Guard-F'rank Fankhauser
. Trustees-H. d. Mcbride, B. F.
Houx, T. l.. Lotus.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-11
OUR SCHOOLS
ORGANIZATION OF SCHOOL DIS
TRICTS IN LA PLATA,
COLORADO.
District No. /.


On the 18th day Of January, 1877,
petition of which the following is a
true copy was sent to F. C. Hagan,
county superintendent of public
schools of La Plata county, towit:
To. F. G. Hagan, County Superintend-
ent of Schools, La Plata County:
Your petitioners, the parents or
guardians or two or more children of
school age, are desirous of forming a
new school district, the boundaries of
which are to be as follows, to-wit:
The center of district being at the cen
ter of Animas City bridge. running
five miles easterly, five miles norther-
ly. fifteen miles westerly, ten miles
easterly and Ave miles north. The
number Of persons between the ages
6 and 21 years residing within the
limits Of the above described territory
is about forty. Your petitioners re-
spectfully request that you will direct
some one of them to serve and post
the notices required by law in such
cases at your earliest convenience.
Respectfully, Peter Fassbinder, c. j.
Stollsteiner. j. w. Dorrock, e. II.
Cooper, d. L. Sheets. John b. Rice, w.
T.. Earl. A. NJ. Pruett, J. c. Turner,
Henry Schwink. A. ID. Pfeiffer, +. G..
Will, C. j. Marsh, John w. Shaw, B.
K McGalliard, Albert w. Pruett, Mrs.
l.. e, Wilkinson, VIM. Chitwood. j.
Dooley.
Whereupon the said county super
intendent issued an order of which
the following is a copy, to-wit:
Office OF County Superintendent Of
Schools, La Plata County, Colo.
To. e. H. Cooper: You are hereby
notified that | have received a peti-
ton signed by yourself and others re.
questing me to form new school dis
trict in the territory described as fol.
lows. to-wit: Beginning at the cen
ter OF Animas City bridge running five
miles easterly, Ave miles northerly
fifteen miles westerly, ten miles south
ernly, ten miles easterly dnG Ave
miles north. In order that the wishes
of residents of said proposed district
may be ascertained you will please
notify by personal service as far as
convenient each elector residing there
in and also post notices In three pub
lie places Zone of which shall be the
place OF meeting) that such petition
has been made and that q meeting
will be held. naming the time and
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-11
WOMEN OF woopcRAFr.

La Plata circle No. 1870, Women OF
Woodcraft, was organized April ~,
1899 by Organizer Malpuss, with sew
enty-three charter members. The
charter officers were: Anna Kava-
naugh, past guardian; Ida Wales,
guardian neighbor; Frances Jenck, ad-
wiser; Mamie Schutt, clerk; Callie
Chadsey, banker; Mary Grady. mail
clan; Maud Mitchell. attendant; Mary
Nelson, inner sentinel: Emma Adrian
son, outer sentinel Ethel Graden. cap
tain; Chas. Chadsey. Mary E. Turman,
J. c. Sanford. managers; Effie Chad
sey, musician. Present membership
is $50 with present officers as follows.
Ella Isgar past guardian; Elizabeth
Mccartney. Guardian; neighbor, Mat.
tie Hood, adviser: Louisa e. Morgan,
clerk; Mary Hall. magician; Ulls Nc
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-11
School District No. 2.

On January /. 1877, petition was
sent to the county superintendent of
schools, requesting an election to be
called for the purpose of organizing
a school district, the territory of
which should be included within the
town limits of Parrot City, setting
forth the number of persons between
the ages of 6 and 81 TO be about
twelve, and signed by II. r. Crosby,
Mrs. S.McGeoch. N. A. Doillff and j.
s. Sheek.
In accordance with the above re-
quest the county superintendent OF
schools, f. G. Hagan, ordered an cleo
ton to be called and held at the
court house in PARROT City on the
goth day of January, 1877, at which
meeting the district was organized,
with the following officers: President,
j. S. Sheek; secretary, N. A. Dolliff;
treasurer, Il. F. Gyles.
On the 18th day of September.
1888, it having been found that the
papers containing the record of the
organization Of school district No. 2
had been lost from the files of the
county superintendent of schools. the
boundary lines of the district were
changed and the school dis
trict enlarged by order @, NJ. Hoge,
county superintendent.
II. p. KEAN, Deputy.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-11
BENEVOLENT AND
FRATERNAL ORDERS

g. 7. Vandergrift, l.. C. Dickson. u.
r. Shields. ]. II. Alexander, Niclos
Nagangast, E. C. Arnold, Jos. Fleck-
niger, w. T. Vaile. w. B. Alexander,
Robt. OFT, Geo. Robertson, ]. Towns
end, R. c. Schneider. j. A. Sleeth, N.
c. Miller, N. w. Hammond, Geo. Cav
mess, David Ramsay, Thomas Mason,
Sr., r. H. Sloan, Thomas Mason, Jr..
d. NJ. Logan, Earl Snyder. G. w.
Hayes, f. J. Hollapeter, Geo w. Hun
ter. H. Rachofsky, B. W. Solomon. ].
X. Waklin.