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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-03
THE MORNING KNOCKER.

Not satisfied with trying to block
the extension Of the Cello portage
road. a move for the benefit Of every
resident Of the inland empire, the
local morning paper is throwing
stones at the armory bill now before
the legislature. Under the terms OF
this bill it will be possible for PEN
dleton to secure AN armory. Such a
building could be used as an audito-
rum and would be valuable addi-
ton to the city. But the morning
paper evidently belongs to the knock
ers' club and does not believe that
Pendleton should go forward.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-03
THE MADONNA.

I saw a mothers face bent low above
A dying little one in yearning love.
She was a mother who had trod the
path
Which upon tender feet no mercy
hath.
Her back was bent with countless
burdens weight,
Yet bravely she had borne her hard
estate.
Her brow, lined deep with sorrow
bore no trace
Rebellious. A panied peace was on
her face.
Her homely visage SCARED with all
the blows
Which fate had dealt her; why-God
only knows!
But back of this poor mask of line
and scar
I saw a place where holy beauties
are!
Love, Faith and Courage; she had
clung to these
In daily toll, at night upon her knees
And when her youngest born was
called to go,
I saw a face transformed with saint
ly glow.
Here let me come with brush and
palette when
I'd paint Madonna for the eyes Of
men.
Not rounded checks, and ringlets
curling fair.
But soul-ut features poor aglow with
prayer.
Rose City Magazine.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-03

For years the state printers office
has been known as the most lucra-
tive office in the state The emolu-
ments. Of the present state printer are
said to be embarrassing to him. Why
not adopt the bill providing for the
selection Of printer by the
state board and for placing
= m upon flat salary. That
should never have been made an cleo
tive office.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-03
WHEN 1T GOES WRONG.

i.
When the storms CONN down, an the
worlds goin' wrong,
Let your philosophy sing you a song!
Times fast in flyin',
So what's the use sighin'?
Flowers are born when the flowers
are dyin'i
II.
Spite o. the shadows that fall with
the night,
Think o. the beautiful comm o
light!
Times fast in flyin,'
But life is replyin':
New hope is born where the old hope
lies DYING"
Atlanta Constitution.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-03
Two Great Tributes to Lincoln.

It has been just one hundred years
since Abraham Lincolns birth in that
bare log cabin on the lonely Ken
tuckv farm. THE great American
as we call him now, had a rude and
meager boyhood, yet his future great
ness was presaged in his mothers
dreams, He had two mothers-one
the woman who bore him and nursed
him through his infancy, the other
the kindly, sympathetic !epmother
who cared for him and encouraged
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-03
BACK THE ASSOCIATION.

Never did Pendleton need a strong
active commercial club more than
+. does right now This city has en-
tered upon a new period-an era Of
development During the past year
the people have learned that If Pen
dleton is to continue to grow the
people Of the city must get to work.
The surrounding country must be
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-03

Last June every county In this
state gave majority in favor Of the
bill providing for popular election Of
senator's The bill was adopted by a
majority Of $4,000 Yet the house
Of representatives adopted the
Brooks Bean bill which Is the exact
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-03

him to study in his boyhood and
youth. 1t is the story of these two
women which Laura Spences Porter
has told in "The Mothers Of Lin
coln'-a wonderful tribute to the
memory of a great man and the wo-
men who helped to make him so.
This article of Miss Porter's appears
in the February number of the Wo-
mans Home Companion,
It's no use singing for chance to
lead n you dare not go alone.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-03
IN FEBRUARY.

Maidens fair with eyes devout
Don their wells and hurry out.
Soft What can they be about,
In February?
Never ask them to delay
Il they run to kneel and pray
If they seek new hearts this day
In February.
Follow now their flying feet.
Who is this they run to meet?
Who the stranger laughing greet
In February?
Are those roses on the snow
That they gather as they go?
Nay-they're picking hearts, l trow
In February.
Who, then, is this peddler Jack,
Crying: "Maidens, what dye lack?
Scattering hearts from out his pacI
In February?
Have you guessed, sweetheart of min
That they welcome Valentine?
Thief! He stole your heart and min
Last February.
-Ainslees.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-03

A mldwinter breeze blew across the
county yesterday and in some places
1t caused some damage. But Una
tilla county has gone through storms
before and II does not mind little
blow such as occurred yesterday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-03
ss.s .

. Go to the end of the world, if .
. you will,
. You will find there is beauty Q
. abiding
. In the heart of man that is liv- .
. ing for men
. This marvellous pow'r is con-
. fiding.
. In mansion or hovel. in great .
. or in small,
. This emblem of Gods love is q
burning;
. And each day reveals all its Z
. peace and its pow'r
. In the worlds mighty school
room of learning.
. No matter whe'r you may
. road you'll find
. simplicity ever is winning
. The heart with its beauty; and
. too, you will find
. 1t e'er in the heart that is .
. SHINING.
. 'Tis the keynote of harmony,
. progress and life.
. And it battles the darkness
. Of sorrow.
. And leads Us straight in the .
. sunshine of God,
. With no fear of the oncom-
ing morrow.
. -Adelbert Clark.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-03

as hypocricy ever excusable?"'
"I think so. For instance, the in
terest that young man pretends to
take in the girls family."-Washing-
ton Star.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-03

antithesis OF the measure adopted by
the people last June. They are rep
resentatives OF whom?
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-03

N. B. KEYS cab stand at Golden
Rule hotel Phone main rs. Spec
ial attention given to parties and
dances.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-03

There is still time to get upon the
ist of wooden mill hackers.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-22
0lilunu

Wm. Bement was born in the
state of New York ON March 4, 1890
and lived in that state until after
his marriage to Sarah Rosekrans on
July %, lS42. He then moved te
the state Of Wisconsin. And to this
union three children were born
.. ID. Bement of Ohio, Colo. Alvah
Bement now of Charleston. Wash, and
Ella Bement who died in infancy
Having lived in Wisconsin several
years he moved to Grand Junction
Colo. and while living at this placs
he buried his wife who died July {
1883 at the age of 30 yrs, having
been born in 1918. Since hi.. wife,
death he made his home with hi,
youngest son Alvah Bement in tn,
state OF Oregon until the last 1
months, which time he has liyet
with Q. ID. Bement the older son
He died from the infrmity of age o,
Jan. 9, 1909 at ii A. p. m. at the az
OF oS years, 10 months aud ) days
Funeral services were held At tn
residence on the ranch. Rev
Wehber conducting the services a
| o clock p. m. Tuesday, Jan. - 1909
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-22
SPENCER

News-Champion Correspondence
Wednesday Jan. 20
A. +. Hay returned Friday from
the Enbom saw mill.
Tuesday NJ NJ Foster went to
Gunnlson on business,
Silva and James Foster spent
Sunday with Davis Bros. on the Ce-
bolla.
ID. j. Campbell was in Spencer
Tuesday, delivering beef for f. A.
Foster.
Harry Rosenbaum returned Mon
day night from the Eabcm saw mill
on Indian creek.
John Davis went Thursday to lola
accompanied by his mother who took
the west bound train for Ridgway
there to visit her daughters, Mrs
Chas. Nash and Mrs. Emma Emory
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-22
POWDERhORN
News-Champion Correspondence.
"Wednesday Jan. 20

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Wednesday Jan. 20
VIM Cobb was out to Gunnison
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Baker of Lake
City are valley guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Cobb are not i'm.
proved any at present writing.
T.. A. Foster is attending tn G
stock show at Denver this week.
Cebolla people did not suffer the
heavy snow storm that visited the
Gunnison. Barely an inch fell in
this country.
Mrs. ID. NJ. Nichols went to Gun.
nlson Monday to confer with a
doctor in regard to a badly swollen
hand and arm A small piece O,
wire grass WAS accidentlv imbedded
In the hand causing all the troubl,
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-22
Dies e OA Az

Monday Morning at SIX O'Clock
Mrs. Anna Cottrell died atthe X ellie
her home. She was ninety-one wears
of age, and no particular ailment
had been noticed, except the grad
ual falling of old age. The evening
before she had undressed hersel {
without complaint At four O'Clock
she called for cup of ginger tea
This did not seem to warm her
although she drank it without aid
A few hours later the thread of
life snapped
Funeral services were held at the
kelleher home Yesterday at two o clock
Rev Vim. kipp conducted the
services. Her stepson, John Cot.
trell and wife of Grand junction
were present Indeed the deceased
had arrived from Grand Junction
during the summer to visit the kel
lehers, who were old friends, ano
was expecting to return to that city
soon The remains were inferred
in Mason's and Odd Fellows GENE
terry.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-22
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Coot snuea iron First Page.

N.osly tbs legislative a lss
uask,ns. she judicial os las intsr
pssaAAg asA sAs exscsssss q las
sa3Oscsag. ~ skss coAlA b. no
P0.ssbIe .s~rpsssoe Il poser Ss ssy
- - a 0ikclais naklnG lass sd
psssaaG jsA0snsas oa. O. s.SoscsAS
shsa.- WkA sosld have Lssa thssI
sssoaasAszsss 70 have kssa It'd
sAat ulskaa . l.stls noss shoa .
csetury an sses d tAss co~nssy,
mech lesor thAa sAe or,0i.A
thiEtssa coloa,ss, sosA he sGscsod
@ rSisd BY . ~ q apposssive "a
slscsaye oiIsci sls Uith sksalvss ed
ssaGsstsc powsss, ssspas.sabls " 20
oee in making sAsar r~lss saA ssGs-
lassoss, .sasrpsstIsG ssd e.iosc.sG
thso- Cen yos tkask of . esssAss
Pssvesssoc 81 fsse eoSsrsosat,
THIS " na . fsss aosesnssens
bet sesAsr fsss sad s.sy We tlss
co0ooa people have ~ sb.daAS
nth in she cid styk, coass,tstioasl
for9 of sovesnsssat Wksa we,
thsosGh osr elscsive SspssssGsssivss
make Isws aud these are pesssd up
"a fTosa lower 10 higher courts. we
sse sstsshed, but we never can os
gill hs satisfied With departosssA
rsliAGs Judged and osfoscsd ~
their makers GIve us IN sosse dsDsss
local self government and good lsws
J An krmly convinced god
grazing lease law will settle the
strife aud bloodshe! between the
different live stocks interests, bot
Iet il be law and ON the statute books
not rules and regulations.
T.. A. MTonEIL.
Ed,-Mr MItchells letter brings
out solne new points but we do not
me hos = grazing lease lsw would
improve matters much, unless it wss
administered BY local people There
shosld be some plan Of range contsul
we must agree spoa, but tAal
coatrd shoxld be in the hsnds q
local suthorities ssd local cosr,~ aad
Isave the land sbsolsssly opea u
boai fide settls1eot
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-22
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SUNDAY Ia L.

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sunday Jsa. L.
y L. Carpeeser ssd family
entertained Tread. Sss ssjay
evening
The Ealnbow Hosel, n. :. Car
peaser proprietor, 10 ready 10 enter
tam gue~,s
Ill ;. Carpenter has k~sa con-
hned ~ the house wlth rhe~nas,sm.
but is slowly improving.
Most Of our rSnchneu ss~ we'll
fixed for hay, 80 that the sAANional
SNOW storms briRg no terross.
Mrs Ian Braswell, passed sllsoagh
here last week enroa,e f< Psrlin
where she will visit her moxkes.
Mise Nav Carpenter cass.e home
FRIDAY from the county high schosl
to spend rhc ,,nd of the weed with
her par
Mr. abj Mrs Hilman are look ing
forward TO favorable sprinS weather
when they can move to tAesr new
home ON the Carr ranch
Johnnie Leo bad serious &C
cldeat Saturday when tbr yosng led
was endesvoring TO hip Snload
bsIsd hay A bale fell and broke
his Veg above the Knee.
A merry party took .!eiSh ride
up Elk creek Saturday to visit Mrs.
Ernsst Enbom. The party ia
clsded Nrs. \. l.. Csrperssr, Ais.s.
Fora. May and Mile Csspsatsr,
Miss Susie Leo, j b. lSdfosd ssd
Fred Carpenter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-22
oolDo uU

News -Champ40A CorreopooAe0oo.
Tuesday Jsa. ~
Mrs. Frank Hatch is on tAs sicl
list this week.
Eaeens Dirrim has moved from
the Asndell hoase to the houss &C.
cspied by Dr. Ridley.
John Borssm passed tAsoxgl
town Friday with . load q polas
taking them to The Tomichi.
Wednesday Herman HsAler plo~.
ed through the deep snow froa hi.
ranch with load Of hay for market
Miss Luella johnson arrived hons
Monday and will be occupied this
winter with the firm of johnson <
Co.
The deep snow fall OF the past
week makes the ranchmen shake
their heads when they look at their
cattle and then at the hay stacks.
January 9th occurred the death of
Great Grandfather Bement. He
was the Oldest of four generations
of Bemnets, all of whom lived on
the one ranch. He was SO wears.
10 months old.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-22

Lem c. Cole, Nebraska feeder,
made quite an investment in East
river cattle, shipping out nearly $50
head. A. A. Shackleford sold him
sixty-6ve head from the Harris estate
including some yearlings at above
$50 per head, and eighteen of his
own from full feed at S3l for cows
and S34 for steers J r., Laurel
and Peyton Spann sold nearly fifty
head, most of which went at x45.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-22
DAYTON

News-Chanpsoa CosrespoaAesc.
Tuesday Jan.
Both the Enbom and kellogg saw
mills Ds~ carry . crew of . dozen
men.
Antoas wsiscAselha.n is nov
staying = IL Addington rancA.
Mr.. AS1sa9soa coats0PlsAes sxAsa-
sivs inprUvsoeats On his place IN
The neaf futu1s.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-22
o0IO uBYu
Nevs-ehamptea CerrsopeoAsos

Tuesday, January 10.
w. II. Whalen is on the sick list
this week.
Luis Robertson csme down from
Irwin Monday.
The PytAisn Sisters will give q
dance January s5th.
Ira Little rs4srne1 troa Colorsdo
SPRING. fra Of lest week.
An. V. AcCisesths. ieft last
week for her home ss Paoaia.
s. c. Robinson left Satur day for
. trip east and will visit hi, parents
at Richland, Iowa.
Dan Mcdonald came over from
Go.hic Monday. He says the Jim
Blaine is closed down for the winter
Messrs. Haines and Byrd came
down from the Augusta Sunday
They report numerous snowslides
up that way.
A number of coal miners and
their families have arrived from
Coal basin TO work in the mines
here as Coal Basin mine is closed
for the winter.
The rotary came in last week to
open the roads. The storm last
week was the worst of the season.
Snow was better than four feet deep
ior time but is settling.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-22
GEO. EASTMAN
eoaaiooa, eGls
vo0ioA -.

Jsnbo group.
{. II. Bennett and son have taken
. contract for fifty feet in the ken-
tscky Mines companys tunnel.
Supt Rednour came in last week
10 see work started by contractors
on the Kentucky group in Box
Canon.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-22

Ne~sChampion CorresponAeacs.
Wednesday, Jan. ~
John Ehret is suffering with rhea.
matism.
DIR. Hyatt Of Gunnlson WAS in Iol,
Saturday
Joe Meek who has been quite sicl
is slowly y recovering
VIM. Spain is hauling sulphur to
lola from Vulcan for Russell Bros.
Mrs. Cribari went to Salida Sun
day to see her little brother, John
ME Leo, who is at the hospital suffer
ing from broken leg
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-22
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NessChARptao CDuuauuonroa.
TussAay. Js>u>sy I.

Tuesday, J...sry ~
The Vslcs. SxlpAur cunps.y
ssAsssaG W sup s~adsy, By sAs ed
,as wssk wsll have . co~pae Il cass
losdsd ss lols With Susty toes d
ao0s s~lpAsr. The saach,nssy y
~orklaS very vell sad tsrssaG oss
above shsse toss . day. OF l0O toss
. .s.'ssA from The sspply sssasssd
A. sooa - this V sxhssseed 80
tsos.l nss. gill bs pea i. she n.,s.
A. this rekaed sSlphur " wustA eco
os the lAsaver market, is ~ . k,shly
profitable proposstioa, aad b.ds fair
10 continue operations inds6nitely
a. the ssPply is abundant for years
10 coase. Fred Rus~ell of IlsU er 10
superintendent and tive saea are nov
employed.
". t. Noel has bees doing s.-
sessnsent work On Willo~ ereek for
ths Gold PICK company. Dwight
ioSnx OF Denver is president Of the
company, ~hese properties are near
the kelso ranch Mr.. Noel went to
Gssaissn Monday ON business.
H. y. Header made q businsss
"Trip 10 the cosnty metropolis Mon
day intending 10 spead the week
there
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-22
U y ~

Il understand" says the Traveller
in Arkansas, that your razor beck
hogs down here are really danEcro -
If they become enra9ed'
They used to be mister" allows
the native but we oil down we're
amt so behind times rs yo' all up
there reckon we arc. We don I
raise nothin but safety razor back
hogs now
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-22
saaneesEr 40 nsE nunO,
sseUs- Champion CorrespoaAsoe

Sunday Jan. IL
Mr.. and Mrs. Carey visited So~-
erset Saturday.
Ms T.. d. Redmon has been quito
i'll the last lev days
H. T. Redmon spent . few dsys
of the week visitiag the liss Z rascA
Mrs. Beezley and family rstsras1
last week from visit with her por-
ents at Bowie.
Rsnchmen are trying to opea ose
roeds after the storm, which was tAs
most severe known in yesrS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-22
Olllo CaEEk
Wednesday Jan.

Oa las, FRIDAY evesiAG the Far
vi~w Debst,ng and Literary Socssty
met With a good attendance. Qsite
. number oi vosnS people came ost
Gsnnison. Among them ives In.
Sullivan who took part in the d.
bette and also read fine paper ON
ths Schools of Colorado, which ~ss
vell received by the ssdie.ce.
After the program WAS over The
Bryan orchestra gave music saA
thew wss dancing for a a while.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-22

Quite a shipment of cattle went
out last week over the Grande.
J. b. Outcalt sent out about 60 head
IN three cars, w. W. Outcalt, 81
head, A. Hartman 43; and Jerry
OReagan l3l. Jerry expects to
make another shipment this week
Saturday
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-22

No trouble about water for irriga
ton next summer. The precipita-
ton of snow is the heaviest for
fifteen years at this stage of the
winter, and really snowy season
ahead OF us.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-22

Again opened for business at the
Royal Cafe We thank our ole
customers for their patronage and
invite you to call on us again At the
old familiar location.
B. B. Lashbrook.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-22
usnsssnias 4 - 1ssssay-n.us

Lesdville, Colorado, January q.
1909. Rate Of one fare for tie
ro.nd trip via the Rio Grandc 10
Leadville and return. Tickets a.
ssIe from points south and west Of
Alamosa and Telluride January 2G
1909. From all other points il
Colorado January 9th. Final re
turn limit January 3lst. Call on
local agent for further information,
Old papers 25c hundred. This Of-
nee.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-22

The Albany hotel making a
very low special rate to all Colorado
and Wyoming state people. Mini
mum rate of Sla day. When in
beaver stop at the Albany.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-22
Cad e ns.ks

We wish through your columns te
announce our sincere thanks to GU,
many kind and willing neighbor.
and friends who assisted us in our
late bereavement, the death and
burial of our dear father and grand
parent. AID especially to those who
80 willingly assisted in song servic.
and to Elder Webber of Gunaison
who spoke the kind and impressive
words to those who we're assembled
Er. and Mrs. Q. ID BENExr
Mr.. and Mrs. B. BEuExr
Mr.. and Nm. L. E. GrFrHrR
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-22

LADIES' Cost Sweaters. A s>ls,-
name saapls Line oss tAird
sssoosnt. TAis 10 . chance 10 - Q
Iass seyle S~esase n . hars.in.
SAMPLIxrRs
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-22
DOWERaAN

News-Chanpioa CosrsspsaAe1ca.
Tuesday Jan. l9
Chief Roberts and son, Victor, are
in Box Canon doing work on The
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-22

Delta County stockmen will hold
an estrsy day on February 6.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-22

Tuesday Jan. 4:
The worst storm for years is nov
on up here.
VIM Waugh is over to Crested
Butte after miners for the Sun beam
mine,
Train men are having all kinds of
trouble to keep the several branches
to mines open and keep cars in for
the mines.
The news of the death of Harry
Geltz in Gunnison last SATURDAY.
reached here too late for his friends
to attend his funeral. Harry made
many friends while working for
ID. NJ. Wallace
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-22
CASNeI0u clRPmcs
NewsCheap1oa COrrespoo1eoss.

Tuesday, January 10.
Tam every day, some DAYS.
Frank Tsttls and Will Cooper
won't 70 Gaanisoa Saturday.
Dan Jordoa and Ed Taylor Ief,
Monday 10 visit their families.
WIN. Waugh made . trip to
Crssted Bstte Last week for miner
for the Ssnboam mine.
Several Of oar yosng folks took in
the dance st Mt. Carbon Saturday
night and report = fine tine.
c. A. Rosesbsum loft Saturday
tos Dsavsr ssd will psobshly tsks
il the soock show while tAsss.
From the way scospls Of osr yosae
men arc fixing up s:eighs fer two"
it looks - il Cupid was getting
busy in our neighborhood.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-22

We have an excellent market for
baIed hay both east and west of the
range. II yon have any TO dispose
Of call or write
H. c. LAWRENCE,
Successor to Henry Purrier.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-22

Old papers 25c a hundred. This Ot-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-02-17
NUMBER At.
AN ACT TO AMEND VARIOUS SEC
TONS OF THE PUBLIC STAT

1t IS hereby enacted By the General As
senably of the State of Vermont:
SECTION 1. Section 1895 of the Public
Statutes is hereby amended so as to read
as follows:
Section 1895. The state board of edu-
cation shall, annually in the month of
June. apportion the money in the state
treasury received on such tax in the fol-
lowing manner: in order to equalize school
taxes and afford equal school privileges,
fOrty-five thousand dollars shall be re-
served and, in it's discretion, shall be ap-
pOrtiOned by said board among the towns,
unorganized towns and cores, which have
actually expended, in addition to all other
school moneys, at least fifty cents on the
dollar Of the grand list for school purposes,
not including new buildings. The remain
ing portion of the income received on such
tax shall, at the same time, be appor-
toned by said board among the towns,
unorganized towns and gores,, in proper
ton to the number of legal schools main
tanned in each during the preceding school
year, but any town maintaining only one
school shall not forfeit it's share in such
apportionment because the average daily
attendance of such school is below six for
twenty-eight consecutive weeks. Upon
completion of the appointments herein