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sHERIFF's SALES.

IChancery A-169.
SHBRIFFs6 .Chancery Of New Jer-
sey. Between Theodore w. Corwin, admins
traitor. etc.. complainant. and Mary e. Fooks,
ct al, defendants. Fl. ia, for sale of mort
gagged premises.
By virtue of the above stated writ Of feri
facias. to ms directed. / shall expose for sale
by public yendue, at the Court House, in New
ark, on Tuesday. the. ninth day Of November
next, at two o'clock p. M, all that tract or
parcel of land and premises situate, lying and
being in the City Of Newark, Essex County,
New Jersey:
Beginning in the north side Of Calumet
street two hundred and six feet from the
junction formed by the Intersection Of South
Prospect street With Calumet street; thence
ID first northerly at right angles with Calumet
street one hundred feet; thence CD easterly
parallel with Calumet street twenty-six feet;
thence 90 southerly at right angles with
Calumet street one hundred feet to Calumet
street: thence az westerly along. Calumet
street twenty-six feet to the beginning corner.
Being the same premises conveyed to said
Mary Z. Fooks by Harriet A.. Brown, by deed.
dated September %, 1903. t
Newark. N. j.. October 4. 1909.
WILLIAM HARRIGAN, Sheriff.
George H. Peirce, Solicitor. 01s.02)
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lChanceYy A-173.l
SHBRlFF"S SALG-n Charcery Of New Jer-
sey. Between William s, Ayres, complain
ant. and Enr a 'Reinhard, ct ais, defendants.
III. "a. for sale Of mortgaged premises.
BY virtue Of the above stated writ Of fart
facias, to me directed, ] shall expose for sale
by. public vendue, at 1.-the Court House. IN, New
ark on Tuesday, the ninth day Of November
undivided one,hfth interest In that certain
tract or parcel Of land and promises herein
s1er particularly described, situate, lying and
being In the City of Newark, Essex County.
New Jersey:
Beginning in the westerly line Of Halsey
street at the southeasterly corner Of a LOT now
OF formerly owned by Jetty Levy: thence
running north sixty-three degrees west ninety
one feet nine inches; thence north twenty-sfx
degrees east thirty-fve feet Ave inches: thence
north sixty.three degrees west seventeen feet
snence north twenty-nine degrees east eighteen
ieet nine inches, more or less, to- rear line OF
TOT fronting on Pearl street: thence along the
same north sixty degrees west sixty-three feet
TX inches: thence south twenty-five degrees
nIteen minutes west seventy feet six inches:
tnence north sixty degrees thirty minutes
west seventeen feet; thence south twenty-eight
degrees west fifteen feet: thence south edxfv-
three degrees fifteen minutes east one hundred
ana eighty-hvc feet to Halsey street: thence
along the same north, twenty-eiRht degrees easf
thirty feet seven Inches TO the place Of be-
Newark. N. j., October 4. isos.
HARRIGAN. sheriff.
W.. c. ID Headiey, Solicitor. (S1s. ssl
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To win 800 a week or
two before you leave
your job to go to a bet
ter. one and then to win
800 more the night you
d e part may indicate
something, but not being
such a lucky fellow, we
can't rule on it definitely.
Tom Worlds Series
Fellows
Last night a medium
at my solicitation told
ME that she saw me
s:h aking hands with
Hughey Jennings. Go to
it, boys.
He "Blew.v
A very prominent
HIP business man who
seldom buys did buy"
the other day on account
of buying a new NOV
ing van. and his friends
are calling on him.
The Only Way.
Looks like the only way
of stopping the ticket
scalpers is to let the fans
in free at the worlds
championship games.
A Suggestion.
Why don't somebody
name his thoroughbred
Cook or Peary? They
both ought to be good
pole horses.
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TChancery A-lU.1

lChancery A-1Tb.J
SHDRIFF"S SALEM Chancery Of New Ter
sey. Between The Seventh Ward Building
and Loan Association Of tho City of Newark,
complainant. and CharlesfW. Beardsley. ct ais,
defendants. Fl. fa.,a for sale OF mortgaged
pr emises.
by virtue of the above stated writ of neri
facias. to me directed, l shall expose for sale
by public vendue. at the Court House. In New
ark, on Tuesday. the ninth day OF November
next, At two O'Clock p m. all that tract or
being In the City Of Newark, ESSEX County,
New jersey:
beginning at q point In the westerly line Of
Marin place at a point therein distant four
hundred and stxty-four feet and twenty one
one-hundredths Of a foot southeriy from the
southwesterly corner of Clinton avenue and
Marin place. said beginning point being the
southeasterly corner of lot No. 23s on the map
hereinafter mentioned, and from thence run
ming westerly along the southerly line of said
lot No. 2S9 one hundred and twelve feet and
ninety-two one-hundredths OF a foot: thence in
a southwesterly direction fifty feet, more or
less. TO the northwesterly corner Of lot No. 236
on eaid map; thence running easterly' along the
northerly line Of said lot No. 236 and at neht
angles to. Marin place one hundred and nine
teen feet and five one-hundredths Of a foot to
the westerly line of Nairn place. and thence
northerly along the same nifty feet to the place
Being lots Nos. ss7. and ss on map OF clinton
Park, situated in the City Of Newark, Essex
County, New Jersey.
Newark, N. j, October 4 1909.
WILLIAM HARRIGAN, Sheriff.
Edward Kenny, Solicitor. (Sf7. z2)
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Never SMlss the
Sporting Pages
JACLE FIVE OPENS SEASON ]
WITH WIN OVER JENkINSONS
Score Was Al to 2O-Game Rep,ete in Sensational P1ays-Pass-
ing and Shooting of the Victors Put Losers at Disadvantage. ],
Other Notes of Interes t to Basketball Fans. q

with all teams averaging from eighty to
ninety pounds. and offering suitable IN
ducements. ALI teams wishing to ar
range a good attraction should write to
William Weyland, captain, Hamilton
basketball team, no Blum street, Union
Hill.
The Elizabeth Y. M. C. A. would like
to schedule games with registered teams
for the following Friday evenings: Mo-
yember IL, 26; December, 9, 81, and an
Fridays In January. viii also pay ex-s
penses for seven men, average weight
140 pounds. Address basketball manaA9
ger, Elizabeth Y. M. C. A. S.
There is a letter at this Office for the
manager of the Magnolia basketball
cam. ~
See Chick Devine and his brother
ed are going to play with the Parish
A. A. at Elizabeth. A speedy pair, when
t.}ey are right. 81
"C-o-rr-i-g-a-n, that's him!" is after
a job, and would fit in nicely some.
where.
Bill Waterbury Is in the CLASS where
he uses another fellows name. Guess
that's going some. 5
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rchancery A-iss. ]

lSudiiCcTy A-loo.I
SHEHtFFoS Chancery OF New Jersey
-between James e. Reilly, complainant, and
Jacot Geimer ct ais, defendants. Fl. IA, for
sale of mortgaged premises.
BY virtue OF the above stated writ of feri ia
cias, to me directed, shall expose for sale by
public vendue. at the Court House, In Newark.
on Tuesday, the nineteenth day Of October
next. at two O'Clock p. M, all that tract or
parcel OF land and premises situate, lying and
being in the City of Newark. Essex County.
Beginning IN the '~easterly line of Nicolay
street ,(now South Sixth street, at a point
ttherein distant one hundred and. seventy-hve
feet southerly from the sout&rly line Of cabi-
net street. as the same Is laid out on "a map
Of building lotss sold at the Merchants Ex-
chanse, New York. November Both, 1882 . from
tnence running s%outherly along the line of
Nlcoiay street twenty-five feet: thence easterly
on a line at right angles with Nicolay street
one hundred feet: thence northerly parallel with
Nicoiay street twenty-five feet; thence running
westerly on a line at right angles with Nicoiav
ming.
Being the same premises conveyed to the said
S,zapeth Geiper by deed recorded in book Slts
o8 deeds for Essex County, pages 431, &c.
Newark. n. J., September i13, 1909.
WILLIAM HARRIGAN, Sheriff.
James r Nugent. sol'r. (s1I. 2sy ii
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sHERIFFos SALE Essex Common Pleas
Court. Regina Weisstein w. Louis Schwartz
Fl. IL. y.
BY virtue OF the above stated writ Of fieri
facias. to me directed, I shall expose for sale
by public vendue, at the Court House. in New
ark. on Tuesday. the ninth day of November
next, at two o'clock Pr M, all the right. title
and interest of Louis schwartz in and to all
that certain tract or parcel of land and
premises hereinafter particularly described,
situate. lying and being in the City of Newark.
IN the County of Essex and State Of New
Jersey: q
Beginning on the easterly. side Of Camden
street at a point one hundred and seventy-ivS
feet north of the north line of Cabinet street;
thence running east and parallel with Cabinet
street one hundred feet; thence north and
parallel with Camden street fifty feet: thence
west and parallel with Cabinet street one hum
dred feet to Camden street; thence south along
Camden street fifty feet to the place Of be-
ginning.
Being designated as lots Nos. 1877 and 1853 on
Thos. v Johnson'e map of the Wallace
property.
Newark. N. j.. October 4, 1909.
WILLIAM HARRIGAN, Sheriff.
Lum. Tamblyn & Colyer. Solicitors. (sl3. 0c)
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Circuit A-2ls and ait.l

I'D AQu ISL M
sHERlFF"s SALE-Essex County Circuit
Court Q. w. Young VI. Simon Asnis
Essex County Circuit court-o. W. Young
By virtue OF the above stated writ Of fer,
facias; to me directed, ! silaiI expose for sale
by, public vendue. at the Court House. In New
ark, on Tuesday. the ninth, day Of November
next. At two o'clock p. M, all that tract or
parcel OF land and premises situate. living ana
New Jersey: " ~
Besinnins at, a point ins the Ysoutherlys line
Of Walnut street distant two hundred and nine
teen feet w~estwardIy from the corner Of said
Walnut street and the Railroad avenue, beine
the corner OF Daniel H. ,Jaekson's land. pur-
chased of Jabez Baldwin. land from fbcnce
running along said Jacksoh's line south twenty.
nine degrees and fifty minutes west NINETY
seven feet: thence north siSty degrees ~
minutes west Twenty-Five feet: thence north
twenty-nine degrees nifty minutes east ninefy
seven feet to Walnut street; thence along The
line OF Walnut street south sixty deRrees Ter
minutes cast Twenty-Five feet to the place OF
beginning. y
Newark, MI. October 1. 1908.
-. WILLIAM HARRIGAN, Sheriff.
Riker 4 Riksr. AstsEnSvs. Cjis1xi
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81 MORA A WINS.

Ri Mora club rolled it's weekly games
last mig I on S~chaeffer's al,-,s, Inc the
following scor were M de
Ell Mora A-v. Meiick, its, 1879, 122,
c. Kiefer. 1874. 112. %; M. Morris. so, 1874.
50; D. volkner. lbs, 1888; L. Carroll, So,
50. 1Oe; G. Ryno, 1s5, 1879; T. Aidendorf
lao, 141.. 1863.
Ell More BIZ. Mitchell, LOG. 14s. 1876
J. Miller, 1874. 1913. 149: J.. Clark, SO. 115
So; t. Kiefer, 90, 1875, 12s; NJ. Duffy. "a
So. "a; F. Fisher, 15o. 1877, 11s.
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will enliven the occasion by roofing for
their favorites. will turn out to witness
the match. The Scottish-Americans
gave the strong Pilgrims, composed of
the cream of British players. a good
run for their money last Sunday. and
1T is the opinion of experts that had the
contest taken place later in the season,
when the Scots will have had a chance
to develop their team work, there might
have beenta different score. The kick
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ably sure to get in for part of the time.
in any case.
PHILADELPHIA. Got. 1l.-Pennsyl-
vania's football squad was pushed
through a hard afternoons practise on
Franklin Field behind closed gates
yesterday, ana the varsity showed con-
siderable improvement in ground-galn-
ing ability in the scrimfnage against
the scrubs. Two touchdowns were
made by them in one-half hour, and
with the exception Of Nj or two
INJURED forward passes all the plays
were run of successfully.
+ Miller and Hutchinson were the best
ground gamers for the varsity. The
former played n of the best games
this year, both at halfback and at
quarter. Shortly after the start of the
scrimmage he broke through the line
and ran fifty yards for a touchdown,
eludins many well-meant tackles.
It was limited yesterday by the
coaches previous to the practise hat
the squad will &c to some point in New
Jersey for a week of practise after the
of environment will no doubt do the
nleIf iOtS VI 8OOo IA Pdt Al hhsC
shape for the hard games with State.
Indians, Lafayette, Michigan and Cor
nell.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Oct. 14.-The
Harvard varsity lined up against both
the second team and the freshmen
eleven in the practise yesterday after
noon. The work lasted nearly an hour.
and the first team barely broke even
with it's opponents. O'Flaherty scored
In the first few minutes of play. He
caught one of Sprague's punts on his
own thirty-five-yard line and ran the
length of the field behind good inter-
ference for a touchdown.
The scrub evened the tally with a
touchdown o n a fake" play on the
first teams twenty-five-yard line.
Gregory circled right end and scored
before the muddled varsity woke up.
The clash with the freshmen lasted
longer nd was hard-fought. The first
team got within striking distance Of
the goal-llne several times, but the
plucky youngsters held. and the scrim-
mage appeared fairly even. On the
freshmen's ten-yard line O'F1aherty
tried a forward pass to Pierce. but
Wendell Intercepted the bal. and ran
the length Of the field for a touchdown.
Lewis kicked the goal. After the next
kickoff the varsity secured the ball
on the freshmen's twenty-yard line,
and Long and Pierce carried it over
in two rushes. Wilmington kicked the
goal.
'4 - g
ITHACA, N. Y. Oct. 14-Cooler
weather brought plenty of life to the
varsity yesterday, but it was unable to
score on the scrub in straight downs.
The second team, on the other hand,
scored when Hoffman got the ball at
mid1eld and ran for a touchdown.
Tydeman, Hall and Simson were in
the varsity backf1eld, and they were
sent at the line time after time without
being able to gain consistently. Rob-
bin, In the scrub ~backfield; Stude,
South and Monk in the line, and Owen
at quarter, we're responsible for the
strong defense presented to the regu-
lars advance.
Johnny Newhall, '06, has reported to
take charge of the candidates for quar-
terback.
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sarR,ru.s iClrcuit A-sNl-
Coutt--.corneiia A. Barnard vs., Levi r.. Bare
nard. Fl. ia. IA
BY virtue OF the above stated writ of neri Ia
cias to me directed. I shall expose for sale BY
public vcndue. at the @Court House. In Newark.
on Tuesday. the nineteenth day Of October
next, at two o'clock p. m. all that tract or
parcel Of land and premises situate. lying and
being in the City of Newark. Essex County,
Beginning Oh north or northeast side Of
Maple Island Creek at the south corner OF John
W. Baldwin's meadow. and thence ruunine
along said Baldwin line north twentv-nine
degrees thirty, minutes east nine and one-haif
chains to south corner of a lot OF meadow soid
to Samuel and Moses Sayre by the aforessid
Abraham Cross; thence. along said sayre's iine
g southeasteiiy course to meadow Belonging ~
Sayres Coe and ]. ]. Baldwin,: thence alonr M
fae of the said Sayres Coe and J. ]. RAID win
south twenty-four degrees west nine and one.
hale chains 10 Maple Island Creek aforesaiS-s
thence along same creek following the corrses
thereof seven chains. twenty-eight links to
beginning.
Newark. NJ. September 10. 1909.
HARRIGAN. Sheriff
SAie" Dosan. Attys. (ls. 0p)fa6
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Picking Them Out.

The general public is in
sympathy with the pur-
poses of the S. P. c. A.,
but its worthy repre-
sentatives should not
make fish of one and fowl
of another. At Olympic
Park Tuesday one of
them demonstrated most
justly with BODY Vor
Benscoten for abusing
the roam mare Julia r.
with the whip. but ten
minutesN later when
another driver went down
the back of a hoppled
PAGER with a whip, al
most laying the flesh
bare. no action was taken.
When his attention was
called to same his reply
was a sickly smile and II
know you" There area
whole bunch that know
you, Mr.. Teed; get wise.
Here 1t Is.
Wagner
O'Connor /.
ByRne
Wilson
LeifelD
Clarke
Leach
Hyatt z
Miller
Philippe
AbsteIn
Gibson
CamNitz
Adams
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EXPERTS WRITE FOR
THE STAR ON ALL
SPORT SUBJECTS.
BY SURE SHOT.
THE Jagle Five. of the Prince
street playground, opened it's
seaaon last ni1ht bye defeating

"HE Jagle Five, of the Prince
street playground, opened its
season last night by defeating
the Jenkinsons, of the Newton street
playground, on the formers court, by
the score. of Al to 20. The victors
showed classy form In passing and
shooting, and soon had their opponent
al a disadvantage. The team is named
after President George. Jagle, of the
Playground Commission, and is surely
going to make a good showing. as 1t has
in it's lineup some of the classiest per-
formers in the city. The teams lined up
as follows:
Jagle Five-Klugman and Unterman,
forwards; Weinman, centre; Ringel n
Robinson, guards.
Jenkinson Five-Hegen, Miller and
Dobbs, forwards; Reilly, centre; Pos
sale, Krause and Allenquart, guards.
Referee-A. Meltzer, of Aronson A. A.
With Klugman and Unterman play
ing in the Jagles, it's bound to be a
winner
Rubinson. of the Aronsons, is show
ing some clever playing.
l.. Ringel and F. Lang, who are to
play with the Jagles, are "a clever pair
of goal shooters.
William Silverstein, of the Pearys, is
one of the best s~ixty-pound players on
the playground.
The Hamilton basketball team, of
Union Hill would like to arrange games
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BASEBALL, FOOTBALL,
CRICKET, GOLF AND
HARNESS RACING.
TIGERS PRIMARY FAULT
DISCOVERED YESTERDAY
Line Strong on Defense, but Cannot Make Holes for Backs in
Ofense-Yale Scrub Beats Varsity-Harvard Team
Not Going So Well, ~Either-Gossip from the
Other Big College Camps.

ably sure to get in for part of the time.
in any case,
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William Silverstein, of the Pearys, is
one of the best s~ixty-pound players on
the playground.
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sad We Cannot.
Here's a Question.

NEWARK. NJ, OCTOBER IA, 1909. Q
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The Hamilton basketball team, OF
Union Hill would like to arrange games
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"C-o-rr-i-g-a-n, that's him!" is after
a job. and would fit in nicely some.
where.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-02-05
SPECIAL
TROUSERS
SALE
at %BERNSTEIN'S.
See window display
Bank Of ltta Bena.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Bank of ltta B,na was
held the afternoon of the Goth and re.
suited in the election Of these officers:
c. Dunn, president. d, S. Jones, vice
president; A. i. Reese, cashier; c. P,
Bradford, assistant cashier, and the fol-
lowing directors: ID. S Jones, A. Rob-
inson, J.. ]. Young, c. Dunn, U. Ray, J.
Ii. Biedsoe and A. B. Reese. A dividend
Of 10 per cent. was paid to the stock
holders from the earnings of the bank
and $4,000 on the building and fixtures.
The deposits the past year have been
considerably larger than during the pre-
ceding year. The excellent condition
OF the institution is a credit to the able
and splendid management of Messrs. G.
Dunn and A. b. Reese, whose work ID
well known and valued In our town.
ltta Bena Item.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-02-05
PORTING WORDS.
Man, a Greenwood Household Mil ind
Them So.

To have the pains aud aches ~ a bad
back removed, TO be entirely free from
annoying, dangerous urinary disorders
is enough to make any kidney sufferer
grateful To tell how this great change
ear be brought about will prove com
fortiug words to hundreds Of Green
wood readers.
Mrs, II. N. Austin, living at 056 Oak
street, Greenwood, Miss, says: Il had
more or less trouble with my back and
kidneys ever since | was twelve years
old. and the pains | endured through
the small Of my back laid me up on more
than one occasion. ] could hardly
straight@n at times and can only de-
scribe the pain by saying that ii seemed
rs If the flesh and muscles OF my back
we're 10 3 vice and being twisted. Ac-
company ing these troubles | had an an
noyanee with the kidney secretions,
which we're often SO retarded that |
would ~ for thtrty-six hours without a
passage. The Seeretinns were scanty
and accompanied by a scalding sensa-
tion. pEEy spells wore frequent and
l received no relief antil | procured
AAn's Kidney Pills at Chambers drug
ssere, have derived great relief from
iee Use II this remedy and caunot speak
loa highly Of H."
For sale by alt dealers. Price so
Foster Milburn Co, Bnfaio.
New York. sole agents for the United
Remember the name Doan's- and
take no other.
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ClarksdaIe Is firesSnept.

Ciarksdaie. Miss, Jan. Sl.--The most
disastrous Are that ever visited Clarks
dale, bringing ruin and devastation IL
It's wake, swept away an entire block o.
buildings in the principal business sec,
tion of the city at an early hour this
morning. About thirty houses were de.
stroyed, the property loss in all amount,
ing to about $4,000.
The fire originated on the second floor
Of the two-story brick building on Delta
avenue, owned by King & Anderson
This floor was used by Dr.. C. W. Raines
a negro physician, as Offices and roomina
apartment, the lower floor occupied as a
barber shop and pool room. By reason
of the high winds prevailing the confla-
grafton had gotten such a Roadway that
the fire force was utterly helpless to
stay the consuming flames.
The intense cold of the early morning
too, mitigated against the efforts OF
these to protect the adjacent buildings,
and hundreds of spectators, shivering
and helpless, stood appalled, at the
sweep of the conflagration.
The fire wiped out a number Of bust.
ness houses on lower Delta avenue, eat.
ing its way toward the Yazoo and Mis-.
sissippi Valley railroad tracks, then cir.
cling around the block, and consumed a
number Of smaller frame buildings, oc-
cupied as Chinese stores, negro board
ing houses and restaurants, tenement
houses, barns and stables, with their
contents.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-02-05
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WELL?

Bright's Disease, Diabetes, Rheuma.
tisn, Gout, Gravel, Dropsy, Inflammation
of the Bladder, Bad Blood aud Nervous
Troubles caused by Sick Kidneys.
S, L. Rsines, the we'll known Druggist
Of Greenwood, knows by experience
tgat HlNDlDO will cure all forms Of
Kidney and Nervous Troubles, and will
guarantee 1t in all cases.
Can't you Afford to try it at their
risk: 1t costs you nothing il 1t don't
do the work.
Sent by mail TO any address, prepaid
ca receipt Of 80 cents. Six boxes $3.50.
Under a positive guarantee. 49,
The Commonwealth $3.50.
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|PROCtfD INGS OF
BOARD SUPERVISORS.
February. 1909, Term of the County
legislature.

Tho Board Of Su ervisors Of Leflore
County me in regular session Monday
February /, 1909. the fol owing members
and officers being present: X. A Joiner,
j. NJ. Sykes, J. l. Haley and s |. Brown,
members; c. ", Crockett, clerk; s. y,
Prophet, sheriff. =. D, Stone. attorney.
President Y. NJ. Aidridge being absent,
Supervisor II. 4. 1uiner was elected
Fresidcas pro trgsa.