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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-12-31
lance by way IL the chimney instead

lance by way II the chinirey instead
Ut the door.
Christmas 10 the same this year,
last year and all ;he years before. 1t
Is old, yet tits new. It Is Thing of the
past of the present and will be OF the
future until time immemorial. Who
Is there among US too old to remem-
Der the Christmas OF his childhood?
Is there one who does not look back
upon it as the happiest day OF his life.
Even now In our maturer years we
cannot help but enthuse at the APP
proach OF this merry day. We find
enjoyment 10 watching the happiness
/ OF the little ones about us and though
we nay have passed the three score
years and ten, yet the merry Christ.
mas andits fulness Of joy seems to
kindle anewthe flame OF life. and.carry
lns back tn the days Of Our childhood
We are back again at the old home:
we ouce more hang onr little stock
niger larger one borrowed for the
occasion conveniently a the fise-
place. We reluctantly retire to our
bed where sleep has a hard fight to
master the excil ement attending our
expectations Again 1t is morning
the happy Christmas norn-and all
aglow with excitement and almost
Wild with delight, VI rush. hall
dressed, to gaze upon the b0untiful
feast which old Santa Claus has left
behind. Let US try to make this Cay
the brightest page in chlldhoed's book
Of memories. Let N I'll 1t SO full Of
happiness that the little ones will
ever delight In ass0ciating happy
Thoughts with Christmas Of 1909.
49,.
Except ye become % little child.
rem" Ia fraught with precious mean
Ing. The kinghood OF innocence is
above all earthly dignitjes. The crown
it wears brings no anguish entails no
fear. CleaY-eyed and clear-heaYted,
the little children, Of the world stand
on the heishts nearest heaven. The
condensation that brings older per-
sons on the same plane with them is
no co~ndescension at all, but rather .
coming back to ones own best estate.
u all the days Of the year Christ
mas is the best on which to turn
back the leaves Of life" and ny aside
the ''wrinkled spells OF age" This
day marks the anniversary OF the
birth OF the Prince of bobesr the
great lover Of little children. So, let
every parent let 70 of'care for one day
and 60 to the little folks, enter into
their shorts and claim an interest in
all their affairs, Of which they have
80 many Of the magnitude today. Let
the store and the cf1ce. the court.
room and counting. room ron them.
selves. or not run 1t all--whatb the
difference. Christmas Is eminently
the chtldren's day. From the gray
OF early dawn-it b the only day II
winter when their eyes open At that
. hour st night, let everything give
, way to the little autocrats who's
, tyranny is courtec BY every mun ant
woman who uas any Of the essence G
. love ia his breast. RDmp and tumble
and shout with them. When anothe
. Christmas comes, s0me OF them, viii
!. mot BE- here, and those that are viii
by one year be that much furthe
from the royalty that doth so fittingl
Z become them. ChriRtmaS - TOR th
4 e~hildren-let everything becd, to thei
feniOyment.
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Her Heart was Broken
because her complexion was ba1 and
she could find nothing to clear It up.
Ladies'; q bad complexion is caused by
an inactive liver. An inactive liver
will be put In perfect condition by
taking Billiards. Herbine. The IN.
equalled liver regulator. Sold by Fad
Glass Drug Store.
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The Correct Time

to step 4 cold Or cough Is just as soon
q 1t starts-then there will be no
danger Of pneumonia or consumption,
Just y. few doses Of Ballads H0re-
hound Syrup taken at the start win
[st0p the cough. II 1t has been ran
ming On for sometime the treatment
will, be longer but the cure Is sure
| Sold by End Glass Drug Store.
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Stung for Is Q a

by I~nd!Gestinn's panRs-trying many
doctors and 600. 90 worth Of medicine
in vain, b. F. Ayscue, OF Ingleside, N.
c., at last used DIR. Kings New Life
Pills, and writes they wholly cured
htr1. They cure Constipation, Bilious.
ness, Sick Headache, Stomach. Liver,
Kidney ana Bowel troubles. 25c at End
Class Drug Store.
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Don't Be Hopeless

about yourself when you're crippled
with rheumatism or stiff j0ints-of
cOurfe you've tried los OF thighs and
they failed. Try Billiards. Snow
Liniment-it will drive away all
aches. pains and stiffness and leave
you as we'll IS you ever were.
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Looking Ones Best.

It's a woman's delight to look her
best but pimples, skin eruptions. sores
and boils rob life Of joy. Listen! Buck.
lens Arnica Salve cures them; makes
the skin soft and velvety. 1t glori6es
the face. Cures Plmples, Sore Eyes,
Cold Sores. Cracked Lips and Chapped
Hands. Try it. Infallible for Piles. Is
cents at End Glass Drug Store.
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ILLINOIS Ceatral Time Table.
Main Line Trains North. via
jackson. Tenn.

Szlo. =, Northern Express -s;2s n. m. s:SS 4. m
mo y Local r Assebser-- .S:35 p. m.
iScs Passenger .....".1:0 p. IN. 1:4o D. N.
xNo se local Freight Xxx
cept euudxy" 2:66 p. 70.
+. Nam Line Trains South.
No q sutton 1 dre1.da
and New Orleans Lei:
P 8 .1 rsiii.s.w"-E'o p NJ i H. p p N M
SNosi Local Freight lex.
.-cepcSunday" ....s:soa an
Memphis Traaps North.
sNo2 Chicago Fast Mail $50 q. in. assam y.
10 Ss;Sess Limited. $50 p. m. N
mo Ses nempnis Aocon- -
$50 Ill did uliss.........-.l:1sp p. IN
Memphis Trains South
Arrive. Depart.
rNe z New Orleans
r~os e New 0iisso. Lin:
.13:11 p. m. 12:lb +. m
n: 80 Mised s.. h'A'
x so sss sSssi. rr..sssss;.4 ~ ? :, NM %'
rasoo & Mississippi Valley R. R
Arrive. Depart
80 ~ Mixed "Excspt .
s.s 49, = E;ss:I F.:ssss::;.:';s pm.
40 oS 81 tiaoo;i ts:;saI:i a
w. r nsSss7xc s,s,
Sc ~ ,sTN' - =
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end Glass Drug Store.

A perusal Of the id Of the End Glass
DRUG Store published elsewhere. will
show anyone where to fnd not only
ANYTHING In the drug and medicine
line. bat also the elegant and desira-
BILE articles that constitute q part of
almost everybody's purchases during
the holidays, Besides what ID 3D.
vert,sed there is = pleasing surprise
in store for somebody, who spends
money at this store between now and
Xmas. Go there and find out about
n. This store talks with the "barh
on" about filling prescriptions and
prices generally.
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PHONE u.

~ Represents several Of the large
insurance Companies doing business In tn
United States. VIII write Fire, Life, Torna
do and Accident Insurance. your business
Solicited. Jan. r3Sa
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Home circle

These days Of corporations it would
truly seem to be
A splendid plan IL Santa CLAUS would
look about and see
II he could not incorporate himself,
and SO expand
His usefulness to cover every corner
OF the land.
I've noticed as I've looked about on
Christmas days gore by.
A lot OF little children who have
failed to catch his eye,
Who when the Yule was as It's height
had not a siBgle toy
Or bit Of peppermint to fill their
little souls with joy.
And there has been some persons Who
have ventured to remark
OF credence In bis being they had not
the slightest spark.
For had there been a person OF this
kind twas very sure
There'd he some signs VI presents In
the novels Of the poor.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-12-31

T. J. BROWN,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
J dAENADA, MISS.
Once At Eatman's Drug Store. Omce
Phone No %: Residence Phone No. 1.
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little souls with joy.
And there has been some persons Who
have ventured to remark
OF credence In his being they had not
the slightest spark.
For had there been a person OF this
kind twas very SUR
There'd he some signs VI presents In
the novels Of the poor.
SANTA CLAUS.
Santa, Claus was ore OF the oldest
ideas OF Celsic west q spasan times,
as he was OF the pagan cast before.
In Christisn times he was still regard
ed With religious reverence, sittinR,
as he had sat for ages In Egypt and
elsewhere, In the arms Of tis mother.
Santa Claus WAY, In fact, the child
Jesus ia the middle ages and
throughout that period the festive
creed Of Germany and all Celtic
Eurt pc was that he visited all family
dwellings Of good Christians or the
eve OF his anniversary, and brought
with him gifts and blessings for the
children. The beautiful tradition Is
still to be found lingering in Ger
many, though Santa Claus does not
seem to be especially connected with
IL BY name.
Thu CHRISTMAS ATMOSPHERE.
Getting ready for Christmas makes
these weeks in December full of pleas.
ant labors and anlicipaLions. The
majority Of people are not milli0naires
They do not have full purses with
which they ~ 60 to the shops and
buy theft Christmas presents without
regard to cost. They have a. little
money, and II requires q good deal OF
planning, Of invention and loving
Thought, to make it 20 around. Often
times the money Is only enough to buy
the raw materials from which patient
and sklilful fingers will fashion the
gifts. II we could look into many =
home we should see children planning
some surprise Christmas morning fOI
fathers and mothers, and the parents
Ia turn consulting how to manage 80
give the boys and girls what they
want. 1t is this mutual thoughtful
nts IS for others that imparts to these
december days a pei uliar atmosphere.
1t will soften the heart Of the crustt
est old bachelor to 60 into the Christ.
mas shops and 0verhear the c0nsults-
tions among purchasers as to what they
shall get Even as yon walk along tn
streets you observe Z peculinr light
In the eyes OF the women shoppers,
They do not have 1t at any Othei
season OF the year, except perchanet
when they are making ready for .
wedding.
CHRISTMAS FOR THE AGED
Make the Christmas q glad tinG
for the aged. Let each child, ever
the baby, have its little tribute Il
. bring. Let the dear old heart know
that its own gift. however simple Il
! pfized and expected by every one @
The household band. Help, thsstsoGst
: ling hands that may have grown $40.
to fashion the dainty miracles o
needlework. Keep Ill the secrets o
what she is going to give to this. that
or the other friend. Go patiently o,
!. the 81 o2ping iaunts, even II the fee
~ Nv" .uu sss ~ nt's
w. ~ .ss..u H. -. sha "a,
when grandmother ID no longer her,
= to do" for ~ ~ be done" 1sft L.
! us remember how surely that day J
|. . ccmiag nearer, and that to make he
: : thoroughly happy and conscious Q
!. nov oeat !" ueo.a::n s.se !.
oniy VA ! ueSu'".. w. e.asSs - -
Il llngeE ~ sue uvue ~. s., ...v ~
) comes slusyS I1o" .ae ~" -
OF pCweI W o.ess: - M Sus .un -.
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Professional Cards.

s. A.. MORRISON,
III w,
GRENADA, MISS.
~ Will practice in Grenada and adjoinine
Once At Court House. ST. oe, "
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j. l.. Barnard
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW

GRENADA. MISS.
Abstract work . specially. Money to
J loan ON city pfopersy. Once over
The Grenada Trust & Banking Co..
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J. E. FEDRIC
DENTIST

AlOIlC Z4O
Office Over Pressgrove's Store
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Blades & MAYNARD, hauling

Blades & Mainard. hauling
pauporS LOU
Mcmillan, j., salary & expense ZOE IS
Twin Falls News Publishing
Co, Ink 200
Pangburn, Mrs. s. E., salary &
expense 1870
Huston, 8. c., jurors certificate SO. 25
Whereupon the Board examined,
and dis-allowed the following bills:
Hotel Bull, meals election Of
Twin Falls hospital, indigents 1866 90
Weaver, w. H., meals election
officers S.OU
Whereupon the Board adjourned I'M
til 10 o'clock, Jan. 9Th.
GEO. L. CROKER, Chairman.
Attest: H. T. WEST, Clerk.
Twin Falls, Idaho, Jan. 8, 1909.
The Board convened at 10 o'clock a.
m. pursuant to adjournment OF Jan.
7th Present all members of the
Board, and the Clerk.
The Board re-considered and amend
ed the order heretofore made by the
Board pertaining to the payment of
the election officers; it appearing to
the Board that Precinct No. l, Twin
Falls, cast between 600 and 700 votes,
and that the labor of counting the bal
lots in such Precinct was much great
er than in any of the other Precincts,
and that the work occupied such Of
ficers during the day of election, and
all OF the succeeding night; 1t Is Or
dered by the Board that the Auditor
pay each election officer in such Pre-
cinct for one day additional, making
total of two days at 81 90 per day, or
S.. 90 each, and that the Constable be
paid one day additional at So 90.
It further appearing to the Board
that Precinct No. 1, Twin Falls, and
Buhl Precincts each swore in four
Clerk of Election, and it appearing to
the Board that such action by the
Election Boards was made necessary
by the large number of votes cast in
these Precincts, it is ordered by the
Board that the Clerk pay, each of the
four clerk in these two Precincts.
Whereupon the Board examined and
approved the following Roal Overseers
reports: TX
No. 4.
H. H. Strong, speciality pointed
overseer district No. l. ~
l.. Lee Johnson, Overseer district
No. 2.
II. II. Haley, OVeTSoeI uiSlIlCC No. Q.
F. M. Quigley, overseer, district No.
IA.
l.. w. Reynolds, overseer Butte &
Roseworth district.
Whereupon the Board considered the
resignation of ]. M. Mccoy as over
seer of district Nc. 4, and accepted the
same, and declared the office Of over
seer OF road district No. vacant.
Whereupon the Board adjourned sine
die.
GEO L. CROKER, Chairman.
Attest: H. T. WEST, Clerk.
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PROTECTION OF TREES.
An Efficient Remedy Against Attacks
BY Rabbits.

Secretary Of Agriculture Wilson
says as in previous years, many COM
plants of damages by rabbits to or
chard trees and to various crops have
been received. In previous report
the we'll known lime and sulphur wash
in general use as remedy against
the San Jose scale was recommended
as protection against rabbits. A
number of orchardists have been re-
quested to give this simple and mex
pensive remedy fair trial. 1t is be-
ing experimental with in different
sections, and highly satisfactory re-
ports as to its efficiency have been re-
ceived; hence it's use on larger scale
will be the case in several instances,
single application of this inexpensive
wash will protect orchard trees against
the attacks of rodents for whole
winter, the fact can not be too widely
dvertised.-Oregon Agriculturist.
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New Bulletin On Alfalfa.

Farmers Bulletin No. 339, entitled
Alfalfa" has just been issued by the
United States department of agricul-
ture. This bulletin contains brief
resume Of the history and spread of
alfalfa, which is followed with rath-
er detailed discussion of the best
means of securing and maintaining a
stand of alfalfa. The special features
under this head are the necessity for
incubation and lining, especially in
the east, and the Importance of mid
summer or late summer seeding to
avoid the weeds of summer on one
hand and the danger of winter killing
which attends fall-seeded plants on
the the other.-Oregon Agriculturist.
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Twin Falls, Idaho, Jan. 6, 1909.
Whereupon the Board convened at
10 o'clock pursuant to adjournment OF
Jan. 5th. Present all members OF the
Board, and the Clerk.
Whereupon the following proceed
ings were had: 'l
The Board fixed the commentator OF
the REGISTRARS for the election Of 1908
as follows: Csc per name for the first
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WHAT THE KIDNEYS DO.
Their Unceasing Work Keeps I
Strong and Healthy.

All the blood in the boz
through the kidneys once eh{lR three
minutes. The kidneys filter blood.
They work night and day. WaA EAal-
thy they remove about 500 grains0of
impure matter daily, when unhealthy
some part of this impure matter Is
left in the blood. This brings on
many diseases and symptoms pain in
the back. headache, nervousness, hot.
dry skin, rheumatism, govt, gravel,
disorders OF the eyestght and hearing,
dizziness, irregular heart, debility,
drowsiness, dropsy, deposits in the
urine, etc But il you keep the filters
right you will have no trouble with
your kidneys.
A. Newton, Mountain Home, Idaho,
says: Il served my time in the army,
and after that, like other soldiers, suf-
fered from kidney complaint. l was
caused a lot of trouble and could not
find relief. A friend finally advised
me to try Doan's Kidney Pills. and
procured box. 1t was really wonder
full how beneficial they proved in my
case. Before using them had dull
ache in the small of my back which
bothered me almost constantly. The
secretions from my kidneys were very
unnatural and at times gave me much
misery. l also suffered from rheuma-
tic pains My shoulder and hips ached
and at times was seized with dizzy
spells, during which had to grasp
something to keep from falling Since
taking Doan's Kidney Pills theAtrou-
Bile has entirely disappeared and am
glad to recommend them to other1.' =
/. For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name -Doan's 1nd
take no other. ~ 6
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Whyte, Alex, repairs. ..... 300
Hahn, G. j., Treas, freight on
culvert pipe. .............. 1894
Security Vault & Metal Works,
balance on culvert pipe. rs
Twin Falls Hdw. Co., hard
ware e.25
Weeter Lumber Co., lumber 304 IS
Whereupon the Board convened un-
til 10 o'clock Jan. 7th.
GEO. L. CROKER, Chairman
Attest: H. T. WEST, Clerk.
Twin Falls, Idaho, Jan. Z, 1909.
The Board convened at 10 o'clock q.
m. pursuant to adjournment of Jan.
9Th. Present all members of the
Board. and the Clerk.
Whereupon the Board took up, ex-
amined, considered and approved, and
ordered warrants drawn upon the Cur
rent Expense Fund, In payment Of the
following claims:
Adams. q. H., juror certificate
justice court ..............$ FPS
Adams Pilgerrim Lbr. Co., SO
election booths ............. 262. so
Adams Pilgerrim Lbr. Co.,
table probate court ...... 500
Angel, Leota, registrar of cleo
ton NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. A.
Bushong & Co., ballot boxes &
supplies .............. 1S4. 70
Booth Mercantile Co., mer-
cnA001Sc ................ w
Bauer. Orpha, error In taxes. 34.18
Burlington, Mrs. Frank, regis
trar Of election ........... 1920
B0uham Z Peters, supplies, III
8hAp1R rs y, u .Y0
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until January 5th. 1909, at 10 O'Clock
a. m.
GEO. L. CROKER, Chairman.
Attest: H. T. WEST. Clerk
Twin Falls, Idaho, JAN S, 1909.
The Board met at 10 O'Clock m.
pursuant to adjournment Of Jan. End.
Present all members of the Board, and
Clerk
Whereupon the following proceed
ings were had
The Board inspected, examined and
considered the plans and specifications
for the Court House and Jail, as sub
mitted to them by G. Harvey Smith,
the Architect employed for that pur-
pose, and after due examination, and
consideration, approved and accepted
the same.
The Board then ordered that the
funds arising from the sale of the
Court House bonds, be placed to the
credit of the fund to be known as the
Court House and Jail fund, and that
all warrants issued in payment of any
claims against the Court House and
Jail be drawn on the Court House and
Jail fund.
The Board then ordered the Auditor
" VI dW W0IIdAt III ldNOI VI ~. T1dT-
vey Smith for the sum of $3,125.O0, in
payment of fifty per cent. Of the Archi-
tect's fees on the Court House and
Jail based upon an estimated cost of
1925, 100000; in accordance with the
terms Of contract heretofore made In
that regard.
The Board then considered the APP
plication of the Assessor and Tax Col
lector for further credit on account
of Soldiers and Widows exemptions
church exemption, migratory stock re-
bates, and errors and corrections in
assessments for the year 1908, and or
dered that the Auditor credit the AS
SCISSOR with the sum of $963.29 on ac-
count of the following rebates allow
ed:
Twin Falls, Idaho, Jan. 9Th, 1909.
Statement of Soldier, widow and
church exemptions, migratory re-
ceipts, and corrections of assessment
roll allowed Assessor James McMil-
Ian:
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N. E. " s. W. 1s1o1s
G BARROW high land 3 " E. Il N W Sec
walter ani = s.5s
EHenshaw Z ao.o not proved up 1''0
Jack Craig = N E Sec i not proved until Nov i os s s1
up
N u i5-s assessed, pages
Workman assess AZ
F. Terrl .r speGe Cattle page s sG
s % ai 9f S assessed sss
e MsnRs aer ssr s nigh lana See e ss 81
K9p Rsmph1 soIis nsa on H Sec
G. K Craig, ". W Sec 2s-1o-15
%sss ST. s s S.7ss j. ss De- 5
san ss1as ss :5s on OUTFIT assessed $4,000 il
high On GALL SIS
a9aa " Sos'ss y
211o14 37.71
Mrs 1881
a ss3e 1918
%;' ss g lS5ss; " SIS
double
Nibley
First Natl Bank 1ot eh is Capital Cpl S
RoraDacn Sec s1 II not in bs see i sss
ss:S 4
Wise Costello Sec 2s-s-ls ss7
Long Sec s7l5 % until Sept rs 81
Edvln high in lot % Sec se-lo5
zns f.1ss ss;ss &; i 4 4
" Il cason see not proved ss
Mssh high Gf p7svsa p ivy 1876
:s;: i::$:, ,;; :;:;
ss $fs 5:. III. :..a s s;f ss rs
1888 20
N 'eas adjourned until sSo
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS Of TWIN FALLS CO., IDAHO
Twin Falls, Idaho, Dec. IA, 1908

Twin Falls, Idaho, Dec. IA, 1908.
The Board convened pursuant to adj
journment Of December 14th. Present
all members of the Board, and Clerk.
Whereupon the following proceed
ings were had.
Upon the representations Of the Re-
corder that the conduct OF the County
business was suffering for want OF
room in the Recorders office, the
Board ordered that the Recorder and
Auditor be authorized to secure q suit
able room for the use OF the County
Superintendent OF Schools, as an Of
flee, and to move such County Super
intendent from the present Office to
the same, to allow the present Office
of the County Superintendent to be oc-
cupied by the Recorder, for additional
Office room, and the Recorder was au-
thorized to contract for a lease on
such room for the County Superin-
tendent for period of one year.
Whereupon the Board convened to
January End, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
GEO. l.. CROKER, Chairman.
Attest: H. T. WEST, Clerk.
Twin Falls, Idaho, Jan. End, 1909.
The Board convened at 10 o'clock a.
M pursuant to adjournment of De-
cember oath. Present all members of
the Board, and Clerk.
Whereupon the following proceed
ings were had.
The Auditor and Recorder reported
to the Board that he had entered into
contract with the First National
Rank for the lease for one wear on the
room now occupied by the County
Surveyor as joint office OF the City
Engineer and County Surveyor; for
the use of the County Superintend-
ent's Office, in accordance with an or
der heretofore made by the Board in
that regard.
The consideration for such lease be-
ing Fifteen Dollars per month, includ-
ing heat, light not included.
The Board approved such contract,
and ordered lease executed in con-
formity Herewith.
Whereupon the Board adjourned