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[page 687] holds and was doing good service." Ans. She was then, she did not afterwards. Ques. So the water supply there as good as it ought to be. Ans. Yes, respectfully satisfactory except in extreme drouth (drought). I think there is ample provision made now for a full supply, if not it can be made so. Ques. Do you know Mr. Luce. Ans. I do. He is supervisor now. Ques. A good deal was drawn out from the attendants to the effect that they had a sort of freemasonry among themselves, not to tell. Ans. I do not know that there is any more freemasonry there than there is in any common school. I do not know how to prevent it, I do not know of any way to make them tell. I would have a law compelling them to divulge if I could. Ques. Should you be surprised to hear that an attendant said he would knock a man down who told of him. Ans. I should not think it would be a very good way of acting or talking. Ques. If an attendant took that ground about reporting his associates, would you consider that was a good reason why he should not be appointed to a supervisorship. Ans. If I really knew it was so without any doubt, I should. Ques. If the present supervisor adopted the principle that