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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-09
Kantns civ Livestoek.

Kansas CITY Sept . Cattle re-
ceip's 500; no southerns. Market
steady. Native steers Si2J6fS ga;
southern Etcers S400mj25. southern
COWS and heilcrs $275dli0; native
COWS and hcifors s. 1J6i 80; stOckers
and feeders S350@i75: bulls $1,000
i50 calves si25G711. wCstern
steers 81 300 100; western COWS S27i
d4.7i.
Hog receipts 1900; market strong
10 cents higher Bulk OF sales sos
G7.25. heavy SG9a6 20; packers and
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society," PROMOTER ~
NHHFSTiD BN GOVERNMENT
IN, vvenlus Herald 4. y. leased wir-'

san Francisco. cat, sept y ]"
John Grant LYMAN. promote,
whose operations have h"en carried
ON iu larc, cities thruuehnut Va"
country. was arrested mere last night
hy postofficc inspectors on cnmFnlnl
~ persons ln Ioa Angeles whn Zee
cused him 81 attempting Geo de'ruud
them 81 $4,000.
Itmnn has always posed as a 500
cioy man ana was known Iu the 7o-
claI NE Of Los Angeles and Pasadena.
Ia BIS asserted That Lyman does not
own land IN Panama which 30" sold
for S. an acre.
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e.l' loo haImOuIting tHD various a.
'nranr.s existing in the mu In 70
uaIillo count
Respectfully submitted.
o. % WRIGHT
NANQUIAS MARTINEZ
REED UDlIOHtN
2 q MOLINAftI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-09
EXHIBIT T.
REPORT


ro Hon % o nursm chairman
Republican Central committee
1ouI committee %. uWl. appointed
.U investigate She b"ualillu county
I.IarIuH dosIr, 10 report lIUl they
held session UPON the Afternoon ul
5.I. 3D. at which sion appeared
'Ur .DuUu1ius factions rom B'rua.
ll.'o county. ,Uu after iut'Nigaiiuu
u" consideration uf the matter Mr..
GiU.uNU.r and Iudac Mann -su,l
au agreement hereto attached
lu accordance with the terms oI
.H, motion appointing uW committee"
$50 would recommend Goo Do. t"rritO-
.d central committee That our com.
mitfnn le continued boo existence and
pe authorized Dos lh' territorial cen.
Ull committee 10 rI... oH the plan
outlined boo the Huod agreement mere.
fu attached. IuU .uu' after having
completed tbolt duties. fhUy mako e
final report Go thD territorial Rcpuu.
l.oau convention. and NouI committee
NuII mrth,t suggest that when the
call tor Che Republican territorial con.
lcutIou shah ho .-suou. that The vuali.
man of The territorial Republican cru.
ral committee be- directed 40 issue
| such call IN so Tar as b. effects the
! couu.y Of Bernaluio, subject to the
1 finding a. your committee tO 5c made
under the terms %, The agreement
h,roo attached
Respectfully submitted.
tSiguedJ g. 4 WRIGHT
Chairman
The present committee OF i've 20
/ al Il
/ Co hold session a. Albuquerque ON
either Thursday CO.. Friday OF this
| this week, at which time the commit.
| tee, at which Nj GillcnWai 'r is the
chairman ana the committee of which
| Judge Mann Is the chairman shall APP
pear aud present respectively their
| contentious, ana that This committee
| or majority thereof after hearing
! uch contentious shall have the power
| to decide such coutr0ycrsf u being
understood thar the committee. or q
| maioit, thereof bon event 10 shan go
| determine from the testimony 500 pre-.
/ scented. shall haze the power NOT oai'
| oi determining whether either con-
/ tending party is entitled iO hc RepuD'
| l,can county chairman ot Rernalilln
/ county. hat also ~ the committee deem
| % tor the best interests at The party IN
/ Rerualillo county 90 itself iabc
charge of the calling Of The primaries
and the calling Io order OF the county
convention. including the power "a
rule upon all credentials presented hy
/ delegates to such convention. II being
| Understood that he power 10 call the
primaries shall include Che power 10
+, set the time and place therefor ond
/ an other powcrs incident thereto.
I'm event the foregoing plan of set.
, dement, of the Berualillo county con
/ royersy shall bc approved ht hc Re
publican territorial central committee
we tho undersigned agree io abide Pos
and Dee bound hy The actions oi the
committee above referred 10.
tsiuupHt
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New York Stocks.

New lork. Sept g Close.
Amalgauatcd Copper. D. So.
Sugar ill IL
Atchlsun i02 5.N
Great Northern pfd l2o IL,
New YORK Central roe 3.S
Northern Pacific 11i ~
Reading l3N H..
Southern Pacific l0G as
Union Pacific 1853 5.S
L. $ steel g. IS.
T. : Steel nfl ia 5.S.
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Chicago Livestock.

UIIrIIO SOM V""tIiIlD I1"nIUI.
600 market steady Reeves S10Ust
$50. rc,as steers j0NG4u. west.
oru stcu.s Stu0,rt 100. sfocteIs amt
feeders ST. OU',5lU. cows aud holfors
t92-HG culyoa SC2,0eUu
Hog receipts G.rU1 NarNr. steady
to shade Dp LigI srHaH75,. mixed
S6 g0u7.5a. heavy SG,iU1.lt. rough
SG15NG95. good tO choice heavy
SGgi0135. pigs st55d7 go. bulb of
sples SG9Od7.30
sheep receipts $500 market Wen.
Nntiy, s22I13gH western S25du
: 90 ycgunss sa9oftf1u lambs ua.
.iIyo tt15Htuu. western Si15fiG un.
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Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, Sept . Close:
Wheat Sept o. 49,
December o. 3,l
Corn sept G6 l-2, Dec 81 l-tf3.N.
Oats Sept g. l-3. Dec a. ~
Pork Ian Sl6.32 ~
Lard Oct 81 JJl9l7 ~. Jan
gt2 ~
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STOCK PRICES TAKE
MOVE DOWNWARD
Trading in August Fell Off Gi-
gantic Sum and Brokers
Cannot Discover Cause Of
Liquidation.
IN, Evening Herald \. y. Leased w,r.I

New york. Sept. 81 renewal OF
heavy sulllag az hc opening 90. thc
market today sent prices umplnt
downward Many stocks made npN
low iecords Ton the year AFTER 81
brief rally. fresh clliug lrou2u thc
market down to sin lower towels 1.
s. steel declined 70 81 90 The closo
was unsettled READING had sold Two
points below Yesterdays clos" and
the active list generally to ~ before
the usual Saturday covering move.
mcnt attained sufficient volume 10
bring about rally The recovery
was Interrupted hy fresh hreak I'm
Canadian Pacific. sending 81 down 90
2lN. which was six point, below last
night and 80 under hc highest th"
year Later on toe llst siincncd AGAIN,
hut prices continued fo sag In spots.
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yEPpIIN NrRsmP MAKES TRIP
IN, Evening ueraia 4. q. Lsnssd wiret

Berlin. sent. a.-IhD Iepplln dlrEl-
bl. balloon ~chmabcn with six pas
scueyrs on board, arrived over h'rll"
at 1856 O'Clock this morning th'i'"N
completing ,s $50 mile journey from
baden UDdcn
Tho bg mrship encirclcd tine city
and then proceeded o. Polsdunh
ut,r. a. n.t. IA succcs.fm landing.
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slloAR GOING UP srlLL.

New York. Sept An sradca az
refined sugar were advanced tCn cents
"a hundred pounds oday
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81 Louis Sept o. Wool Gm. ter.
ritory and western mediums l7n
20 ~. fine mediums lSU1a. nnc ia
f5
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-09
Resolution


That. whereas. faction, CallinG
them elves Republican. has sought
20 posscss themselves ui control ana
management of the Affairs ol the Re
mhlican yarfy oI Bcrnalillo count y,
Iy unfair, mparliamentaIy and lif's
ular proceedings. oudetyoring 10 sup
plant regularly elected central com
mittec designated by tho laf' county
convention ana
Whctoas, the territorial Republican
central committee has been lmpo.
tuned by the said faction 90 interviews
I'm the affairs of the Republican party
of This county. ana
whereas the said territorial Repub
lican central committee has cstop
lished precedent during the eNis'
ence Ola sluilar controversy IN rms
county hy declining no accept luris
dicton over such matters. therefore,
We n Resolved. That this commit
Tee claims The differences existing %
this county 90 be q local matter MOI
within the Jurisdiction Of the torn
t6rlal central committee, AMI We
therefore Respectfully decline ro sud
mil The issues involved 10 10 or US
Representatives Tor adjudication
Re,pcctiully submitted,
BrRNkTJLO COUNTY REPUBLIC
AN CENTRAL MlIIEE.
Nv ~ "A GHlenwmcr Chairman
Aitest. A T.. WALKER secretary
Dated Albuquerque, \ ", Sept
1911
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W " GlLLENWATER
EDWARD A MANN
Exhibit 2.

Albuquerque n VI sept =, l9ll.
Hon r. Il Wright, Chairman CITY
Sir.-Rv direction Of the Rcpuh.
licau central committee al This conn
iy. ! herewith enclose you a resoln'
lion This day adopted los he commit
tee. relating 40 the subject that youI
committee has IN hand
Very trulF
tSienob W a. GlLLENW AFTER
Chairman
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Money Market

New YORK, Sept 9-Call money
nominal. piime paper l-2m3l peg
cent Mexican dollars iJ, silver
- 3-N Lake copper Sl2GNmI217 ~
lead S4i@0tt5
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81 Louis. Sept Q Lead steady
S435 ~ Spcltcr nrm S5Nl.
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SUBCOMMITTEE

CONTINUED from Page one)
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National Ieaguc.

Observation-Disclosures. Doth games
postponed. rain.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

INVENTORS of wide experience cm-
ploy my method in securing pat
onts So viii you eventually NhN
waite Just send for ray book. VIM
r.. Jones. g street Washington y. G..
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500 MONTHLY and expenses 60
travel and distribute samples for
biz manufacturer steady work 3.
schoffcr. an %, Chicago.
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'""~"i'd N""d H'"'k Pavement
THIS pavement properly ru' dow
'h from -FOUR i' -'N In'h'7 "' f"""
.'m'ni ."n.r''. i'Hnd"'."n Wa'' ".
'"hk "'' pune 'I''" -. '"' 'i'h '''
un''f ana treated "s hereinafter 'N-
planned. makes 'n 'd''l pavement
tue everest ''.. 'h'' inI' pavement
l'. '''h -N"l' .i,' To- 'h N'''i'.' WINS
900 me loot "I N'rh'I street ln sun
ff"n'If.'' Nh'I' ''I 'N' southern I".
CHIC Ir'lAHi '''N. '"Nli'o incur JUDI
h'Ht' .'I%''r OF h''NI Ii.IthI nN'
Nhl'h were ''il'd OFT ON lI".N'. 90
CARLOAD "l iin'. 'f'Wn n> from -N
u" l'' horses Nn 'N'' Witnessed I"'
gray morse. 'I'"'nt % fH.N 'n "h''h
was 'h' largest ,'u cot ''nl' wire rope
ever seen "n this r"nun"ni', "li 'i
VINO" passed "''I pavement "I
wood 'i".N. "n s.N In'h'' "i cement
concrete. Ihls pavement was "N'
d"Nn DO IN''. ana "n'n I''' -'"
fran"Ie'" 'n lN'' ih. pavement snow
rd Dur Mite N'r ana OBJ" ''''N 'n
'1' SURFACE
This driveway h.s long n.'n
source "I W".h trouble. In IN'5 i,.
''p""l' I"',''Nlt were ."npl''''
worn "u' 'n '''- pavement '
'll'' ''''hN was a.. ir'N'd ny l''
''AlI''.
'n' ono most severe i''' '.'
N"'' h''.N lI'hl mas h''u 'N'
l'.''' l' 100 inc 'n''d 0''i,s '- ,n'
pave i''N' ON Nl-' -'l''' 'ii't'. '''
'"1'. ''. 'I''-' s''he Ih' O. "'.'-'
iIt'I tNu ''Illt.l~ roo .l|IkIt tt pots
'''L' "'''"''T'' '.'"S'l,l P'h-. ''.
'''" '' 'l''. "'I' I"''.. '- N''
'''h ''hI'N'''' ~ '"' ,''n'.. b"
|
WIS l.'f'" WIN "'''
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Union Society.
Spartanburg Herald, 25th.

Opal tdAUuA6 13OAS~1ot So|A>~
Union, July 22.--Dr. and Mrs. H. D.
Hueitt Delightfully."- entertained Monday
evening in honor of their house,
guests, Misses Tarrant, OF NeWberry,.
and Wright, Of Batesburg. The whole
lower floor was thrown open to the
guests and beautifully decorated with.
cut flowers and ferns. The broad
piazzas and lawn were gay with japan
ese lanterns and the color scheme OF
white aud green was effectively car
ried out. Assisting DR.. and M1R
Huiett were: Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Boyd,
Mrs. Herbert Smoak and Misses Louise
Gage and Frances Sartor.
Miss Bess Summer entertained FRI
day evening in compliment to her
house guests, Misses Lillian Smith, or
Newberry, Sara Triplett and Louise,
Carter, of Chester. The apartments
were decorated in summer flowers and
ferns and delightful hospitality Sse:
dispensed by the young hostess assist y
ed by Misses Aileen Summer, Cla1tee.
Tinsley and Ruth Gau1t.
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%xxz;sk1.'zrr
Health

Restores color to Gray or
Faded hair-Removes Dam
druf and invisorates the Scalp
Promotes a luxuriant,
healthy hair erowth-Stops it's
falling out. Is not a dye.
SlO0 and 50c at Drug Stores or direct upon
receipt of price and dealers name. Send H'c-
for sample bottie.-Phio Hay Specialties Co..
Newark. N. J.. y. S. A.
Hays Harf1na Soap is unequaIed
for Shaopoone the hair and keeping the Scalp
hands and face. 2Sc. at Druggists.
REFUSE ALL SUBSTITUTES
For sale and recommended. by Gfi-
Ter & Weeks.
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Laurens Advertiser, 26th.
Prof. Walter S. Peterson. president
Of Orangeburg college, spent several
days last week in Laurens county IND
the interest Of his institution. Sever
al Laurens county boys and girls are
students at this college, and Prof. Pet
erson states that he will receive at
least twenty from the county for the
next session. Prof Peterson is New
berry man and we'll known to many
Laurens people as a fine Christian,
gentleman and progressive educator
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Lightning Saves a Life.

From Greer comes a weird story.
Of all the curious pranks played by
lightning none, perhaps, surpasses in
oddity the effect of a thunderbolt
which fell in that city. Instead Of kill
ing. it saved a mans life
While cleaning machinery in the
carding room of the Greer Manufac-
turing company, Will Heffner was
caught in a whirling belt. His left
arm was crushed to a pulp and he
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Ninety Six Personals.
Greenwood Journal, 25th.

Greenwood Journal, 25th.
Misses Mary Conner and Matte Lou
Wicker came up from Newberry today
and will visit relatives in Cow Grove
Miss Verina Huff is back at home
from visits to Newberry and Bates
burg.
Sheriff n. N. Buford, Of Newberry,
passed through Ninety Six today.
Miss Alice Devore is visiting rea--
tives NeWberry.
Miss Davenport, Of Newberry,
is visiting Asr sister, Mrs. Sid J. Tnr-
ner.
Misses Addie and Ellen Werts, Of
Prosperity, are visiting Misses Julia
and Louvinia Matthew's.
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WIND.UP INSTITUTE.
Program of Interesting Meeting to be
Held at Clemson August 8
to II.
(By D. n. Barrow.)

It is planned to hold August to II,
roundup institute at Clemson COL
| 1ege, somewhat similar to the one held
| last year, and all men who are inter
ested in improved agriculture are in
vited to be present upon that occasion.
| The expenses while at the college will
be one dollar per day for meals for
adults, children under twelve years
old, so cents.
The college regrets very much that
It can not include in this invitation
ladies as well as men, but unfortu
nately We are not fixed to take care of
ladies and therefore this invitation
will have to be confined to the men.
It is well for those who are coming
to drop. us a postal card asking that
beds be reserved. All who, up to the
number Of our capacity, do this will
be guaranteed a bed. Bring with you
what covering you need, pillow and
towels so that you may be comforta-
BILE.
The railroads have been asked to
give reduced rates for this occasion
and we have every assurance that this
will be granted. Due notice thereof
will be given through the daily press.
The following is the program Of e2er-
cises during the four days:
The Program.
Tuesday, August 6. -
2 p. m.-Address- of welcome by
President W. N. Riggs, Clemson A. &
M. college.
Announcements. \. a.
3 o. m.-Judging dairy COWS, Prof.
Archibald Smith, head Of the division
animal industry land dairying. = '
$50 p. m.-Address by Hon. E. ].
Watson, commissioner Of agriculture
and industries, Columbia, S. G.
Cotton" J. N. Harper, director S.
c. experiment station.
Wednesday, August 8.
9to II a. m-Judging hogs.
II a. m.-"Soil Fertility" DR.: Ta1t
Butler, associate editor Progressive
Farmer, Starkville, Miss.
"Beef Feeding" A. ]. Shanklin, Co.
lumbia, S. G. Discussion.
3 D. m.-Implement demonstration
| and corn judging.
5 o. m.-Judging beef cattle.
$50 o. m.-"Good Roads," illustrat-
ed lecture, Mr.. ,Chas. H. Hoyt super1n-
tendent road construction, y. S. Of
fee public K ds.
Thursday; August 10.
9 a. m.-Judging horses.
II e. m.-"Use Of Fertilizers" DR..
B. W. Kilgore, director N. c. expert
ment station and State chemist, Raj
eigh, N. c.
"Fertilizers," H. NJ. stackhouse, Sec
retary board Of control, Clemson COL
lege, S. c.
3 D. <m.-Corn judging and imple-
ment demonstration.
5 .. m.-Soundness Of horses.
$50 p. m.-"Commercial Trucking"
DR.. P. H.. Rolls, director Florida e1-
pertinent station, Gainesville, Fla.
"Home Gardening" C. c. Newman,
hortculturist to. S. c. experiment sta
ton, Clemson College, S. G.
Discussion-Jno F. Monroe, South
ern railroad.
Friday, August IL.
ga. m.-Address by Bradford Knapp
special agent q. s. farm demonstration
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sustained severe injuries on his he3

sustained severe injuries on his hed
and scalp.
Witnesses of the accident rushed 1
stop the machinery, but they would
not have been in time to save th1
mans life, At that time, however, am
electrical storm was raging outside
Lightning struck near the mill and
presumably put the dynamo out Of
commission, for the machinery sud
denly stopped and Heffner was saved.
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Right in your busiest season when
you have the least time to spare you:
are most likely to take diarrhaea and
lose several days time, unless You
have Chamberlain's collie, cholera and
diarrhoea remedy at hand and take"
a dose on the first appearance Of the
disease. For sale by al dealers.
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Paid out for fuel and other purposes. 56o67
Balance cash hand .S22645
GENERAL STATISTICS
Estimated population Of Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Total number of students enrolled in all the schools 1922
Per cent of enrolment population. 1877
Number of teachers employed, including Supt... 25
Average number of pupils enrolled to teacher. ID
Average number of pupils attending to teacher.... 81
Fer cent of attendance enrolment. 81
Total number OF days present. 10000
Average daily attendance. e......::............. o3o
Per cent. CT scholarship Observation-Disclosures. 70
Number of buildings NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. :
Number of use including the library and
study room OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 26
Total number of tardies Observation-Disclosures. 12o
Per cent of tardiness daily attendance II
Total number of corporal panshnents. .......... IS
Total number suspended Observation-Disclosures. I
Total number of weeks per school year......... 36
Estimated value of buildings and grounds ......S 10000
School furniture 6ooo
Total assessed valuation Of property school district
Mills OF extra levy. y............................ oo4
The splendid high school building has been completed
and furnished This building has five class roons labora
tory two Offices large auditorium the second oor
nent for hot heat storage rooms, and toilet
This gives four large modern school buildings for white chill
dren and large structure for the cooed children Twenty
five teachers employed With the school buildings ready
for there need fox any school room to be crowded.
and teacher will have children under his her care
than he she give proper and careful instruction All
the we'll ventilated and uniformly heated No
pense has been spared meet modern demands for health and
comfort
The Fairgrounds of each school sufficiently large for all
recreation. They we'll shaded and we'll kept This
advantage seldom found in city schools where even small
building lots exceedingly expensive.
SCHOOL CALENDAR
September IS and 16-Classi6cation of New Pupils n
September 1S, Monday-Schools Open. <:*2
November 80, Thursday-Thanksgiving Holiday
December 23 to January 2-Christnas Recess. .,s,
January 1o-Lee's Birthday. a@N"*t
February 22-Washington's Birthday. -: =
- Good Friday. :'$: '**.
May 1o-Menlora Day. '"*'
Wednesday, May DETERMINATIONS Completed.
Friday, May 31-Students Secure Promotion Cards.
Sunday Monday and Tuesday, June 2, g. 4-Commencenent
BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES
O. KLETTNER, Chairman.
JIM. DAVIS, Vice-Chairnnan.
. J.H. WICKER, Treasurer.
DR.. VAN SMITH.
' W. A. McSWAIN.
Secretary of the Board
HENRY LEE DEAN, Superintendent.
STANDING COMMITTEES
Finance Comm,tee-W. A. McSwain, J. H. Wicker, DR..
Van Smith.
Committee Rules and Courses of Study-Df: Van Smith,
w. A. McSwain J. NJ. Davis.
Committee School Buildings and Gronmds-J. H. Wick
er w. A. McSwain DR.. Van Smith.
Committee on SubbHes-J NJ. Davis J. H. Wicker.
TEACHERS FOR 1e11-12
Henry Lee Dean Superintendent E
HIGH SCHOOL
c. F. Werts, Principal
Miss Eliza L. Mabry Miss Elizabeth Don7lnlck
BOUNDARY STREET SCHOOL
T ndoW
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-07-28
Splendid Progress And
Work OF City Schools.
Portion OF Annual Bulletin OF The Nevberry Graded
Schools Read By Chairman KIettner At Annual
Citizens Meeting On Thursday.
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of published report OF
meeting held Thursday to hear
report Following portion of the
the report OF the
meeting page ettner
of the board
andhs Of published herewith: