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The evening world., 1911-09-18
CHINESE ADMIRAL
PLACES A WREATH
ON TOMB Of GRANT
Mayor Gaynor Accompanies
the Visitor to the Monument
on Riverside Drive.

A1p,yrat L. pans 90 fhe 1nDerfaf ,sbt-
400, g.. ,,coa ,,. u,r,u. chsn..u
a, -,
l, = "yaht " nor'' "re"'" '"a' ""s '"-
'endeu 10 snow tine appreeia'ion OF tno
Chinese nation for a great soldier. n
ceremony was accompanied by much
official pomp.
Aam,rs, xw.uu i.,, ,t. s...,,o m.
.,..- r., go, .,..,..-. -,
nv 'o''n N'''r afoor N~'o' ~
accompanied by Lieut.. kennell or tho
police force. and Deputy Pohre COM
missioner Mckay. came TO escort him
to the tomb In Riverside Drive. A de-
tail OF sixty Chinese marines snapped
their rides TO present arms At the COM
mand OF their officer. ,hs b,,sier for
sor,y ,ro,,,,, o,,,,.n,., h,.r. , eo.r.,
.n, ,ha Ct,,,.I -, 80
- go ~" 80 -.
s''.u ia" a. ms s''u''"s Pos' '"''
,he ast hote uied'
nile me visiting dmlr acknowi-
edged thus punctiliously the police
salute Mayor Gaynor held open the
automobil. donr .rh, t,in "a tho 1,onb
Vas watched ~ ,,onsorI. n, ,n,.r.,,~,
snec,atnr.
., -
APP - ~ "u'hNue' . A. re"'""'
NV '"S.""'"h ~ tN' ioho' met '"e
party ARain the chinese marines pr"-
The evening world., 1911-09-18
Modern Cupid Exchanges His Bow for a PENCIL
Love No Longer an Art but an Exact Science
Rule of Three and Cation Law Can De.
eide Nine Times Out of Ten Whether
a Marriage win Be a Happy One.
But il The Fair Maiden Selected Win
Mathematical Precision Should aH The
March OF Science Is inferruufea.
By NixOIa Greeley Smith.

Put down 6
a1d carry 2. sub
tract { h r e e :
eighths and add
four. sixteenths- -
that is, II you
want to choose
a wife accord.
ing to the latest
scientific for.
lmula described
in the current
The evening world., 1911-09-18

~ Jlu WV.urI, scI .c.I v ti.tIH. 1ba-N..
Mrs. Shannon did not know the adj
dress Of her relative and could not. on
that account. send a messenger for me
money. All Of yesterday and last ntght
she worried over the money.
They have all forgotten me n
Jimmy. I now where Jimmy lives,
around IT. oliver street. lie will heAp
me-"
Several times Mrs. Corlon kept her
ageS companion from wandering from
the house IN search % Jimmy. 8hs
locked the door Of the hat and hid the
key when she went 10 bed last night.
Early to-day she was awakened by
Mrs shannon, who was walking abou
the room muttering lncoherent appeals
20 her lead son. Before Mrs. Conlon
could ge, ont OF bed Mrs shannon was
Of the window.
II am going 20 see Jimmy" said the
old woman. "Ue will help mo"
Mrs. Conion saw her disappear. heard
the crash OF her body on the side walk
In Cherry street. Then she heard a
scream and hurried downstairs with 81
the speed her : sging puy slcal powers
would permit.
Mrs. shannon was dead on the side
walk. \ few Inches from her body Law
Rosie Con, the thirteen-year-old dsugt-
ter OF the housekeeper OF the tenement.
Rosie was unconscious. Mrs. shannon
In falling had missed her by only a few
inches and she had screamed and faint
oil when she had realized the situation.
A Coroner's physician authorized tho
removal OF the remains OF Mrs. Shi nnss
20 the Oak street station. There a-s
, three grandchildren livins In Brooklyn
and II ~ supposed by Mrs. s~hannon's
friends that they will see that THAR
grandmother IL buried In Calvary BY tho
| side " her husband and Jimmy.
The evening world., 1911-09-18
HOLD GIRL IN MALE ATTIRE.
Supposed Albany High school

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. Is Marian
Eaton Smith, aged eighteen. who says
she 10 a daughter OF Alpheus Smith Of
No. 1856 Second street. Albany. N. Y.
and a graduate Of a high school there.
was arrested here late yesterday
charged with burglary. which she Is said
to have confessed.
n was wearing male attire when
caught. She declared she had been
sleeping IN barns here for a week and
has become, as she said. a female
hobo" She admitted she stole because
abe was starving. the police say. She u
ptstty and apparently we'll educated
The evening world., 1911-09-18
FIRE IN SUBWAY STATION.
short circuit starts smoky Blaze
az Brooklyn Bridge.

\ short-circult OF the third rail In
the subway at Brooklyn Bridge early
this afternoon caused a fifteen-nlnuto
delay in the uptown sxpress service.
Owing TO the clouds OF smoke arising
from the burning wooden box cover,
there was some excitement In the
streets above.
The fire was at the lower end OF the
station and broke out a second time. A
few bucketfuls OF water thrown on the
blaze by I~nterborough employees quick
IS extinguished It. The power was
turned Off FOR a time.
The evening world., 1911-09-18
OVERTIME AND HOLIDAY PAY
ONLY REAL DIFFERENCE NOW.

We find the employers ready to
meet all our demands In a reasonable
spirit" he said. Some Of the hardest
points have been practically agreed
upon. In my opinion the only resl dif-
ference now Is with regard to double
pay for overtime n full pay on GER
tain legal holidays. without work.
These questions are to be submitted
to the union for a referendum vote,
,ther at q mass-meeting or at a num-
sr of small meetings. II the men
oneent to a slight modification Of
neee demands : think there IL a fair
respect for peace early this week.
Mr.. London said he was drawing up
N agreement embodying points on
which the employers and the workers
were agreed and this would be sub
United to the referendum meeting.
The evening world., 1911-09-18

situation OF the king In the nursery tale
who searched the earth to find a prin-
cess who could bake pepper-nuts. only
20 discover that she had determined to
wed no prince who could not play upon
the jcw's-harp. After all. n certain de-
gree Of congenisl stupidity Is the COM
mon lot of men; and, dreadful as may
be . hereditary liability to disease. one
must die OF something. The most we
cen hope for as husbands or wives Is
that we shall reinforce our mild excel
fences In our children. and help them
TO dodge the gravest OF our Unborn
faults"
And. az We must have concluded from
Cations Law, the best way to guaran-
tee the impeccability OF our offspring is
to look the girl over and strike a bal
ance between her faults and virtues,
racial and personal.
The evening world., 1911-09-18
MASS. meeting AT BATTERY.
incidents In NeighbOrhood Want
an Athletic Field.

A mass-meetIng of h residents of
the lower section OF Manhattan will be
peid In Battery Park Friday night TO
urge upon Park Commissioner Slower
the establishment of nm athletic field
and open air gymnasium at that point.
Alderman Drescher is In charge Of the
arrangements which include a parade
o, local athletic, church and political
organizations. The speakers are to be
william J. A. Cafrey, Daniel J, Rior-
ian, Daniel Finn and James d.. McClel-
land.
The evening world., 1911-09-18
JAYS THE LAW PROVES TRUE
NINE TIMES IN TEN.

"or suppose a family. otherwise ex-
has one black sheep in It.. IL
the delinquent is a parent of husband
or wife. they are taking a one-to-six-
teen risk OF a like blem!sh in each OF
their OWL flock-a serious hazard. some
times, for a prudent a On the other
hand, the influence OF a parents grand
father, counting for only one part in
sixty-four. may reasonably be CHANGED.
"Dr. Frederick Adam Woods of the
Massachusetts Institute OF Technology
has applied Cations law TO the royal
OF Europe. Such-and-such a
royal pcrsonage-runs his study-havlne
such-and-such ancestors, married So
and-so. They should, therefore, out OF
so many children, have so many stu
pid, so many d%eprave1, 80 many crazy,
so many mediocre, able, gifted. red
haired. Hapsburg-lipped or Bourbon
souled; and such, with monotonous uni
formity. they ave turned out 10 be.
The theoretic prediction comes true in
about ninety per cent. of the cases
which IL quite as good a guess as can
be made for to-morrow's weather"
The evening world., 1911-09-18

Clure's Magazine by r. T. Brewster.
Though We have known always. or
at least since Ovid, that Love IL an
art, It remained for Mr.. Brewster
to demonstrate that II lis an exact
science.
For, according 20 his article, II you
know about Cations law Of hered.
ity. and are suficiently disinterested
to apply 1t in the selection Of a
wire, you can predict for a certainty
Just how many OF your Offspring will
Ill the Presidential and how many
the electric chair.
Young man. lowering on the brink of
the precipice; maiden with reluctant
rect and a practical mother. pause and
learn just how you may figure o,,
"hether a blonde with brown eyes or
= oTuhett with a squirt holds for Won
'he maximum OF matrimonial happiness.
society needs specialized types."
nr. declares. 'one sort OF
man to build a skyscraper, quite n dif.
tereht sort to work In 1t after ward: ons
KIND OK man Ia suited for the locomo.
i've cab. another for the director.
chair. One equally we'll lifted for All
these occupations would be Of litt,e
use in any. ~
"1t 10. then. Q fortunste ~,
that inolinss men ana vo,,.,
toward others Of their ow1 sort.
Ana thus reinforce their spsoasi
talents In thsass children. ma.
should range far for his s~oauaint.
saess' but he should many in hi.
" class"
INHERITED QUALITIES ARE THE
MOST LASTING.
a man chooses a wife who~ 81.
mlrable qualities are inherited rather
IMAM personal. he doubles the intellsc.
tual and moral legacy OF his children,
according to Mr.. Brewster.
This theory indicates that the normal
rather than the abnormaily Intelligent
woman makes the best wheat least
from q racial standpoint.
"rhs chances hat any child Will
inherit . parents qualities are Just
double when these qualities, In "a.
dition to appearing In the inai-
v1dual man o. woman. run also In
the parents family" says Nr.'
Brewster.
"Th1s principle 10 known - CAL
tons law. In fuller form. Il 10
tina Of h total inheritance OF
any living being plant, animal or
man, each parent has contributed
quarter, each OF the four srana.
parents . sixtssnth, sach Of The
siGht Grsat-grsadpsrsnts . sixty
fourth. ana % on, while he IN
Ausnos Of each gsnsraaon 10 Just
equal to that Of All the g~enssattons
that have preceded 10.
THE principle Ia OF much practical I'M
p%ortance. Let Mr.. A. an able man Of
an able family. marry Miss B. OF like
endowments. All the little Masters and
Misses a should. barring accidents,
grow up TO be a credit 20 their parents.
But suppose that Mr.. A marries beneath
him. Miss c Is personally the equal OF
Miss y, but her family Is a poor lot.
Now. a quarter of the little AS will be
stupid or vicious. or in some way or
other unable to keep step With the rest.
SAYS THE LAW PROVES TRUE
NINE TIMES IN TEN.
"Or suppose a family, otherwise ex-
The evening world., 1911-09-18
Latest Arbitration Effort Fails
and Employers May Refuse
Further Peace Talk.
INDEPENDENTS SIGNING.
Uniol Counsel Says Hardest
Points Have Been Settled
and Agreement Is Near.

A long and heated conference be-
tween representative. OF the Merchants
Society and of the Ladies' raalors n
D~ssrnakers at the victoria Hotel broke
I'D q sis o'clock this morning with the
two udes further an.r, than .vsr To.
dsv IN. ,n,on ma. ,.u-o.,..,,n :, .u
90. ,
III
NNA' to'V" OF tnem' IN an enor' 10
~ employers 10 a se'.ienheh''
~- aon nen,oers Say worh iei. un-
."p'e.eu ~ tne men 'aiiors ID oe'hs
"o"'e"'
y q. aro'uaeoh was oesun
Nv 'as. n'snt py a man whose mann
".s "i."he'd py ooth SIDES He op'
ueuoa 0e consent OF the employers 10
.oS % a voluntary mediator. just after
'ns tempes'uous breaking up OF the pro-
eeo'nss ne appeared AT the hotel WIN a
'y.e"fitteh paper winch he sa'c the
uh'Su o"hcers mao signed after the moet-
ins adjourned. He showed 1t to the Of
nosrs OF the Merchants Society. and
the Employers were slightly encouraged
though they said they had almost lost
~ A AlA la
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-05-13
IDAHO LEADS WORLD

After travelling over three CONT
nents, B. M. Ustick of New York
city is of the opinion that as farming
country, Idaho is unexcelled anywhere
in the world He has travelled extern
sively in Europe, and only last month
returned from South America.
There lis no doubt about the
chances i'm this state for the young
farmer" said Mr.. Ustick yesterday.
with little development and uti.iz-
ling of the vast amount of water
which lis going to waste in the streams
of this state, there will be farm
ing empire developed which will fur
nish wheat, potatoes and fruit for a
nation.
"The southern part of the state
has only been scratched so far as
the development of it's resources are
concerned, and while the north
seems to have advanced faster, it is
ON no more substantial basis than
this part of Idaho" Statesman.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-05-13
GARDEN

Pick off all the blossoms from the
newly set strawberry beds; thus you
send all the plants strength back in
to themselves-into growth. 1t is IN
wise to let plants fruit the first season.
Two ounces of fresh white helle-
bore STEPPED dn one gallon of hot
water, used as a spray, Is the best
/, remedy for currant and gooseberry
worms. BUT 1t must be used EARLY,
when the worms first appear. Watch
for EN-!
Surplus suckers I'm blackberry or
red raspberry patches should be treat
ed Just bike weeds; don't let the rows
get too wide NOR toothjck. But do
not hoe all the new shoots coming
ND In the row; remember that your
berry crop next year will be born on
the canes which are grown this s,
son Many fruit growers advise that
the new growth of raspberry and
blackberry canes which lis to furnish
the fruit next year. should be pinched
off when about eighteen inches high.
Don't forget to spray the grape
vines. For the grape-beTy moth
(which causes wormy grapes), the
Bordeaux -arsenical mixture Tor the
sek.boiled lime-sulnhurarsenate mix
ture), should be used about the time
the berry reaches the size Of a small
cherry seed, or shortly before, and re-
peated In two or three weeks Either
spray is lso preventive of grape
rot, mildew, etc. Where the berries
are infested they should be picked off
and destroyed, to prevent further de-
velopmen Of the pests.--From May
Farm journal.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-05-13
Conversational Church

Mothers Day" win be observed
next Sunday, May 18th, at II jim the
forenoon with appropriate sermon ana
special music. ALI mothers and faith
ers too are especially welcome. Weal
a white carnation or other white
flower.
Evening service at P. M. Ser
mon and special music. Sunday
school at 1910 noon Junior En-.
deavor at 4. Senior Endeavor at Z
The High school Baccalaureate ser
vices Sunday evening, the 21st., all
the ministers expected to take a
part in the services, and the public
cordially invited.
A Quarterly meeting of the church
and parish has been established by
the trustees, the first to be held next
Monday evening, the 18th. Besides
brief business, there win be sociabil
ity and program. ALI interested in
the affairs of the church are cordial
ly invited. Meeting at the church
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-05-13

The Brotherhood has been invited
to hold its monthly meeting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Eaton
Tuesday evening the 10th. Let all
members be ON hand and bring a
friend or two.
Wednesday the prayer-meetihg at
7;45. The Teacher Training at g. IS
Leader next week Mr.. Norell.
The Ladies' Missionary meeting
vim be held next week, Thursday
the 18th, rather than the week after
ON account of the Commencement.
The meeting will be held at the
home OF Mrs. Cyrus Carr.
The Endeavor Monthly social and
BUSINESS postponed this week, will
be held next week, Friday evening,
May 18th, with Miss Eva nrathen.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-05-13
}. Said works of diversion will be

2. Said works of diversion will be
fully completed on the date set for
such completion, and the amount Of
water which said works are capa
of conducting to the place Of use. In
accordance with the plans accompany
ing the application for such permit
lis LIS cubic feet per second.
3. The use to which said water has
been applied is irrigation and domes-
tic purposes and the amount applied
to beneficial use lis LIS cubic feet per
second.
4. The place where said water is
used is Sh Of sen Sec. 8, TIP. 2
s., r. II, e., B. M.
s. The date of priority which said
use is prepared to establish is June
II, 1909.
A. II. ROBINSON,
1874 State Engineer
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-05-13
NOTICE OF PROOF
Of Completion of Works and AppIica
ton of Water to Beneficial Use

Notice DIS hereby given that at 2
P. M. on the goth day of May, 1911,
at Soldier, County of Blaine, State
OF Idaho. before H. L. Childs, N. p,
proof will be submitted Of the compile
ton Of works for the diversion of 1.5
cubic feet per second of the waters
OF Springs creek and OF the applica-
tion to beneficial use of said water
I'm accordance with the terms and
conditions of Permit No. 4789 here
tofore issued by the State Engineer
of the State OF Idaho.
l. The name and postoffice ad-
dress of the person, holding said per-
init, are: Ebert w. Jones, County
Line, Idaho.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-05-13
DAILY DIET AND
I'll II ALTH HINTS
BY DIR. 7. J. ALLEN
Food Specialist
DON'T SUBSTITUTE MILK
FOR TEA OR COFFEE.

1t Is difficult for one who has
long been accustomed to use
such a drink as tea or coffee to
abandon 1t entirely, but no
principle in dietetics is better
established than that drinking
at meals is injurious for many
people. Cocoa is the least in
furious of the drinks and cereal
coffee Is easily substituted for
the ordinary coffee, by mixing a
little of the cereal with the cof-
fee and gradually Increasing the
amount until the regular coffee
10 eliminated. The practise of
substituting milk for coffee or
tea at meals Is not advisable.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-05-13

10 A. M, Sunday School.
ia NJ, public worship and sermon
$3.50 p. M, juniors.
7 P. M, B. Y. p. U.
P. NJ, Gospel meeting.
A cordial welcome who desire to
Worship with us.
John A. Peake, Pastor
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-05-13
A Sandwich Bound

A Sandwich Bound.
Il see where Mr.. Cuttinghan Fri
dayed' in Pekin, ILL.,"
"Yes?''
DO you suppose he Ia In the lunch
room business?"
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-05-13
:: 1AE CHURCHES
st. James Episcopal Church

st. James Episcopal Church
G. MacLean, Phi. D., Rector.
Services will be conducted in
this Church until further notice
as follows:
Morning Prayer, Rsctor's elasa
and Sunday School will begin ct
1890 A. M.
Evening Prayer 1t 7-45 P. N.
ALI are cordially invited; and
as the current expenses Of the
Church are met by the free will
offerings of the worshippers, al
who attend any Of tho services ~
expected to contribute. See Pro-
cribs 8: 8, 10; IL: "a, Is.
Methodist Church
Sunday school, 10 A. M. Not later.
Preaching at II A. M. sharp by
Evangelist Hugh Smith and Mr.
Potts will sing. Hear him!
Preaching again at 3 P. M. and
at 8 P. M.
Come! Hear Smith and Potts
Saturday might and all three srevices
Sunday. Sunday is the last day.
E. K. Crabtree, Pastor.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-05-13

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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-03-24
/: BROCkET
From The News

Z" Miss Olive .McNamee expects to
aEeave Saturday for her home near
Kelso. -
Mrs. DR.. OgIivie, of Edmore, is Wis
sM4ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F.
q. Bina. -.
q Monday morning Mr.. James Rains
berry left for his home in Canada. Mr..
zGNm. Powers accompanied him as far
:ssRs Dakota @%S 'S..1sG:e~ i:
! ::Sakan Juntunen left Tuesday for
Minot, where he has some real estate
interests. r
J. Hans Hanson and Hans Olson left
Tuesday for Devils Lake to attend the
/ jury. i ] j, ii..51s = ~...-. 49,
s Mr.. Fl. o, &Engesather was bust
ness visitor at Grand Forks from Mon
+ day till Wednesday.
SS John Koso1a, John Johnson and
I Erick Murmi were Lakota visitors on
+ I, .Ea'uesday,; =. .,-';4,.
5 WI q real estate transaction took place
+ Shis, week whereby. Alfred Koski be-
came the. owner of the house occupied
& 5ys Frank Isvoboda,' having bought it
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-03-24
CHURCHES; FERRY:
From Tho SnlR

! Mayor Gum went to Devils Lake
Tuesday on business. ;,,.4s,15~. ! i. ~ +
Il The Devils Lake boys basketball
team played our boys very interest
ing game at the Devils Lake armory
last Saturday evening, the score being
20 to IL in favor Of the, Lake team.
!; Rev. H. O.. Helseth returned Monday.
from Landa, N. D., where he attended
a conference. Of the Lutheran ministers
iof this district. i.5> :. \, ;.>> ~ 80
IS Miss Lulie Taylor entertained the
young ladies embroidery club at the
home Of Miss Mable Mccormick last
Saturday afternoon, -. "a |>.gs,s
i: Il, Mr.. T. D. Stansbury made business
trip to the county seat and return last
Saturday. e. K
~ Mr.. G. M. Steig returned last Satur-
day from few weeks visit at his for
imer home in Whitehall, Wis. He was
accompanied home by Mrs. Steig's
nephew Mr.. Edwin Philipson. ,,s.s
n The heavy wind storm Tuesday
cracked the plate glass front OF the
e. M. Steig Mercantile Co.'s store. I
t. Mr.. Pixley made a business. trip to
Devils Lake Tuesday, returning the
following day. $5 .'..;l. .=iE. ,%s e. Il s.s
III Mrs. Thomas WARDROBE Of. Leeds
was in the city between trains We'd
Enesday en- route to sBisbee on a visit to
her daughter, Mrs. Wells Smith.
id Ienry Hanson Of DeGrot was in. the
city Wednesday en- route to.the county
seat where he will serve as a juror
at the special term Of court now in
session. +s 3 !. s4ss .s,.$S sjI IA a,
The Churchs Ferry village election
will occur Tuesday, March Il, when q
full set Of village officials win be (chos.
en- for the coming year. We have
heard Of no, aspirants for office yet
but this not unusual as Churohs Ferry
citizens are generally content to lei
the other fellow have the. office and
honor S s.;.' : g.: = . si,$
Mr.. Grover Fulkerson,. manager o.
the Steig, Lewis & Co., general stors
at MELVILLE, returned Tuesday; from
Rochester, Mimi, where two months
ago he. underwent an operation for {
double hernia. He is looking well ant
hopes soon to be his former self. i 4. 4
| Sheriff and Mrs. Mclean OF Devil,
Lake were in the city Tuesday, the lat
ter remaining over a day to visit a
the home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
McC ormick E4 I 32, i N n |5$S| 81 ss VI
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-03-24
!. TOXIC.
S:tBy sspecial Correspondent.

st&tBy specidl Correspondsnt.o $t$J
/. O.. w Pattern Is out looking after
farm matters ..$5 X. !; a &. III '@ j
I g. smeallie was a Devils Lake Visit
tor Monday. &s Nj zS:! "a ss 5;t
4 Fred Lang has been building q barn
for the school district at the school
house in the southwest corner Of the
district. Y , 2$5 Is,S & \
G. D. Graves was up from Tokio be-
tween trains Monday. He expects to
be here in the near future to- com
mence his spring work. i3 /! ,z5s A
At the annual township election on
Tuesday, the following officers were
elected: s Township trustee, Henry
Doyle; treasurer, Albert Jaqua; clerk,
p. r Chase; assessor, g. a. Graves;
Justice of the peace, Albert 5Jaqua;
road overseer, Wade Brown; board of
Cancellation, Victor Ruth, G. D. Mills,
G. w. Congden and VIM. Moen. u "