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against
William H.;Parker, admr. of the
personal estate of Susan Il. Whar-
ton, deceased. and others. ..Defts.
In Cliancery.
AS directed by the decree pro.
nounced in the above entitled CAUSE
on the 14th day of April, 1883,
have appointed the 9th day OF Au-
gusr, 1855, as the time, and my Of
flee at Accomack G. e., Va, as the
place, for receiving proof of all
debts and demands outstanding
against the said Abel Z. Johnson,
or his estate; and the creditors Of
said Abel T.'Johnson, or his estate,
are hereby notified to produce and
prove before me, at the time and
place designated, their respective
debts and demands aforesaid; and
in default of their doing so on that
day, or before The 10th day of said
month OF August, they will he ex-
cluded from the benefits of the de-.
cree pronounced as first above
mentioned. -
Given nn.ler my hand, this 10th
day Of June, A. d., 1883.
j. w. GILLET,
Comssr. in Chy., of Accolnack Cir
cult Court.
VIRGINIA: In the circuit court
for the county Of Accomack, in
vacation, June 18th, 1883.
Emiline Kelly, by Comfort EIoI-
ston, her next frieiM............Pltff.
against
John Kelly ............. ..Deft.
In Clancery.
The object of this suit is to obtain
divorce from the bonds of matri.
mOny.
Affidavit having been made be.
fore the clerk of said court that the
said defendant is Il non resident Of
this State, on the motion Of the
plaintiff, by her attorney, it is
ordered that the said defendant do
appear here within fifteen days
after due publication of this order
and do what is necessary to protect
his interests; AMI that this order
he published for tour successive
weeks in tho PENINSULA ENTER
PRISE, a newspaper published at
Accomack Court House, in said
cnuuty,aild also posted at the front
duor0f the courthouse Of said couD.
ty OH the first day of the next term
Of the county court of tho said
county.
Test. JOHN D. GRANT, c. c.
A Chpy
Test. JOHN d. GRANT, G. G.
Geo. T. parramore, pa.
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III OLDHAM, JR.,
Clerk County Court.
BUSINESS NOTICES

For SALE.-I otfeI for sale on rea-
sonaDle terms very desirable hnusr
and lot situated in the village ut Tenn
peraLceyille. 1t contains six COOL
rooms. three above and three h-mw.
with back a,nrch and pantry. A good
school and church, almost III door. For
further particulars, apply to
&c. Jacobs,
Dbl. T. Brod1nter.
Trmperanceyille, Va.
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DissoIutiom Of Partnership.

AccoMAcC. H., VA, June /, 1885,
Tile aw-partrersliip heretofore exist
ing bel wcen the undersigned, under The
firm name of Nicely 81 Quinby, is this
dav dissolved l'y mutual consent. The
unfinished business of The firm will be
settled 10y either of tile Undersigned.
JOHN Nicely,
UPsilUH b. Quincy.
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Monarch -four has becomea household
word. Every barrel of ulr flour guar
antcpd as represented or mone7 refund
ed. For sale by James Mye- IL Go.
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y correspondent at Onal cock writes
us. THAT tie present indications are
that Hun. J. w. G. Blackstone will he
by large odds The favcrite ut that place
when the congressional urinary comes
off in Julv.'
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Fine line of leady-made clothing and
GEMS furnishing goods can be found at
D. II. Jornson's. Leemont, at mices 10
suit the times.
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Mrs. Henry Silk Of our towll, bought
this week of \. w. I.ilIiston, at the
price of 81 SEQ. a house and lot in Oman
cock. winch she will occupy another
year.
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Misses Critic and Lola Wcscott.
daughters of Hon. I. T. Wescott,
Washington. d. c.. are spending their
school vacation with relatives Ola the
Eastern Shore.
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Crown patent flour will give
better satisfaction for the mnney than
any other flour Try it and be convinced
james Mytr s. Co. -.
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Mr.. Hill Nelson, OF Baltimore. &C
c..mpanlcd by af!iend, Mr.. Mack koSll-
land, is NOM visiting relatives and
friends in our town.
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Real Estate Sales.

Sheriff John Fl. Wise will sell, pur
suant to decree of the circuit court in
Catlk VS.. Caulk, Il house and lot sitla-
ted on Chncoteague Island, on Friday,
June 29th. at 4 p. m.
L. Floyd Mock, attorney for the own.
FRS, will sell at private contract the
Handy Farm. IN Upshur's Neck. This
is valuable truck farm.
James II. Fletcher, Jr., receiver, will
sell OH Saturday, June 18th, a certaiu
lot IF land in the village of Pungoleague.
IN pursuance of a decree OF the circuit
court in Walker VS.. Ayres.
S. 7. Ross, special commissioner, will
sell at public auction, on Friday, 9Th day
OF July. valuable land belonging to
heirs of Rikp Stevens, deceased located
l mile from Aeconac G. IT., and about
an equal distance from Tasley station.
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When VOL, visit Baltimore step at the
Alalihv House, where will he found
.;rst-rlass accommodations and exceed
inclv low rates.
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Mr.. F. p. Brent will deliver the ad
dress at the closing exercises OF i'rof.
Dislv,roou's school. Chincoteague, next
week.
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Don't forget the place NOR let anyone
lead You astray but 60 direct 10 Bun
dicks ice cream parlor for something
Good TO cat ana drink.
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Nv. Mock. offers bargain through
our columns today, to any one wali1iilSa
good vessel. See advertisement.
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Bnntlick's cargo of Northern ice has
already proved Il blessing TO OnahcocA
somehow or other.
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For cheap millinery and dressmaking :,
ro 70 y. II. Juhnson's, emont-fuli
lirr hest work and lowest prices.
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Cornerstone E.aylng.

The corder-stone laying of Hunting
Creek Methodist Protestant Church
willtakeiplace oil Thursday July 5th.
1883. There will he religious services
in the morning. afternoon and ut night.
The following prominent ministers have
been invited to he present and conduct
Ithedevotiunal exercises: Rev. T. II.
Lewis. President of w, stern Maryland
College. Rev. a. D. Melvin, Of POGO
|moke City an Rev. r. Scott Norris, of
I,altimoreiand others.
The: Pocnm0ke City Brass Band
5whicliis well known al over tho PENN.
sula and even as far as Norfolk and
Richmond will lie present and vary The
exercises with splendid music, A pa
rade led by the band from Leemont to
the Neck wlll occur in tile morning ut
10 O'clock. Dinner and supper on the
ground consisting OF soft crabs, fish,
fowland all the delicacies of the season
willbe abundant.y served ut moderate
prices. Confectionery cream and lem
nnade can also he obtained Plenty of
Shade. shelter and seats for all who at
tend. Should the fifth LAY Of July prove
to be falling weather the exercises will
come;o off next fair day. To assure the
public Of success the following COM
mittbps of well known persons have
beeraappolnted:
@sIMITTEE ON ARRANe EMENTs.
Carts. Alfred Lewis, Wesley Lewis,
Edwsrd Russell. and Nessrs. H. G. JUS
iisaE. Fitzgerald, and James Barnes
CT 40
COMMITTEE ON TABLES.
Miss Mary Grant and Mrs. Bntsey
Russell, Emma Silverthon, Fl. Fitz-
gerald, Caroline Shrievns. William
Coari, A. D. F. Ewell. Mary White.
Elizabeth Lewis. John D. Grant, AL
fred White. Stanley Lewis, Arintlia
Barnes and others.
coMMrTTEE ON CREAM AND coNFEC
TIONARY STAND.
Edward GUSTS, Wesley Lewis, Miss
es Sallir Pate Lewis. Oh lia Shreevcs,
Marine Shrerves, Eva T. Barnes and
Annie Russell.
coMMiTrEn ON ENTERTAINM SNr sc.
.luhn D. Grant, DR.. A. y. II. Ewell.
R. III. Pennewell Capt. Arthur Barnes,
Revel j. Justs and David w. Scott.
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UpslIUR b. Quincy.

In connection with the above notice
Of dissolution desire to state that L
shall still continue To practice i'll the
counties Ut Accunlac anil Northampton.
JOHN NEELY.
lnne 1888.
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Wanted every hnusekeeper to get a
barrel Of orr flour. Ii Your merchant
las not got 1t. Insist on his getting some.
james Myer g. Go.
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T., stops for passengers on signal to conductor
~ daily. except Sunday.
{ II.W. Dunno, Snp't,
Cape Charles City, Va.
RIB. Cooke, Gent Freight and PasSen-
rer Agent, Norfolk, Va
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Mrs. Geo. f. ranamore, quite sick OF
late is now much improved In health
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II Won want something fancy buy
Royal flour, for sale by james Myer 81
Go.
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whore to ship Your Produce.

The raInes of the following commits
sion merchants appeardn our list of al
vertiSers, all of which are worthy the
patronage of our shippers;nnd are heart
ilY commended to their favor. The
name Of. no irresponsible commission
merchant can have place in our col
INNS:
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l have this day associated my son,
Thomas b. Quinby, with me in the
practice of law, under The firm name of
Qulnhy & Quinby.
UpslUR 3. QU1NBY.
I,,no 1899
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NoT1cR-I offer at private contract
for sale, OF lent for the year 1883, the
hotel at Pungnteague.
JOS. S. Waterfield,
Sayageyille.
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Any merchant that will settle down
on our "Hawatlia' f;lncy patent and
our m Llss" patent will hear 10 more
complaints from tn ,ir customers and
will find that their -four trade will in
crease.
Nudge Smith g Co
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eSTgAwB ERIY CRATES AND BASKETS
We are selling the Delaware patent ber-
~ crates aid baskets, peach baskets,
and ] barrclpea BASKETS and offer spe-
cial Inducements To tllnse who order
early before tile season commences.
McMath Bros. & Go. ,Oney station.
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Fine fresh beef always on hand in
Bundick's large refrigerator.
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Nudge, Smith s. Go

We defy any dealer tn show -four
that will equal our HiaWaLha' fancy
patent We claim this -four to be the
very best suld for any price.
Nudge, Smith s. Co.
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For RENT-In Upshurs Neck an
excellent twohorsc f.lrm with all new
buildings. Apply to
S. 5. Parramore,
Accomac T.. H., Va.
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Our "M'Jiss" patent Is the highest
gr;lle flour that goes to the E. Shore for
the price. Nearly all the Leading mer.
chants keep it. Nudge, Smith u co.
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= Arrivc... P. NJ Pm a. NJ.
Wilmington ......... 35...l2 3D.. 49,.
Bnniinvre Union
StatiUn)-. .......-." 937..2 co.. G45..
Phila. BROAD st.
stlLlon, .......... 74o... &C.. 90.
New York tp.R.R. 10 3d.. 90. s TO-.
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I am forbidden ly law from admit
ting any deed 10 record until the State
tax thereon has been paid. The tax on
deeds is 5Ocls up to S300--S1 over $500,
to 81 900, and IOcls per hundred d. liars
or every fraction of hundred over
1000.
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IN the CircnitGourt for the county
1 of Accomaek.2
hontcalm Oldham, Junr., admr.
de-bonis-noI:wirh the willannexed
of Abel T. Johnson, deceased........
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FARMS FoE RENT-For the year $50.
my farm in Upsllur's Neck called War
wick. where Bundck and KelIam live,
with the privilege Of getting pine shat
tiers g., from the Davis Farm A
good tenant wanted, able to properly
cultivate the farm. Also two or three
other farms for rent for The year 1889. :.
Upsllur B. Qainby.
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LOG AL NEWS.

The Board of Supervisors meets
Monday, June 18th.
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For SALE.-A building lot at Onley
station with yard or lawn already estab-
liShed and set with ornamental trees.
Terms low TO any one desiring to build.
Geo. w. McMath, Onley, Va.
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SCHOONER ARIEL Two thirds of the
Ariel is for sale at IL sacrifice. She will
cary six hundred bushels of oysters.
alnl is in goud condition. is All exorllent
drGdge boat. Terms easy. Any one
wauting bargain can address me at
Seaside. AccOmac county. Va.
n. w. Mock.
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cASralITTEE ON ARRANe EMENTs.
CaT'ts. Alfred Lewis. Wesley Lewis,
Edwrd Russell. and Nessrs. G. Jus.
tissF. Fitzgerald; and James Barnes
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WANTED.-A young man of steady
habits with Il fair knowledge of farming
to work and superintcnd in nursery.
Good wages and permanent employment
to tile right man,
Geo, W. McMath, Dnley, Va.
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June 6, 1855.

For tliarrhora, tlysenteiy, cramps,
collie and al summer complaints ilsk inr
Bayly's cholera cure. price % cents, pre-.
pared by Jas. Bayly & Son, Baltimore.
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EsTRAY-A black shoat, weighing
About IS pounds. a liberal reward will
lie paid for return of same.
June 12,'5S. l.. Floyd Mock.
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Main street in our town, is now ligli!
cd by 10 handsome street lanirs put III
by enterprising citizens.
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Granger linIment (for man or beastl
cures sprains. cuts, gals, neuralgia and
rheunntiSn, prepared by James Blyly
q Son. baltimore,
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70 the Public schoor Teachers of the
Peninsula.

j. W. Golwim& Co., sos King
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June 1. 1888,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-02-08

bring profitable results for the next few
years, at least. But the times when ev-
erybody and anybody can make money
at all branches of the business. however
slovenly conducted, have passed. The
profits from this time ON will lie more in
the cheapening of the processes. and the
increase of yield per acre in all farm
crops. IN beef feeding and pork produc-
ing. in butter and cheese making. In
breeding horses for sale the money will
lie in turning Of those animals for which
the new conditions of business in cities
and in the lumber camps have created q
demand. In all sorts of domestic ami
mails kept to consume the raw products
of the farm there must be the closest
study of breeds, as we'll as the individual
merits of the breeding stock And IT
must be admitted that so far as possible
there is most profit in consuming the
farm products at home, in order to save
freights and keep up the fertility of the
FARMS
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-02-08
Some more About California.

From private letter from Pasadena,
California. dated January q, We copy the
following interesting item:
Il understand you are enjoylng(s)most
excellent winter weather, viz: from 80
to 80 degrees below zero. We have had
some severe weather here also, the ther-
mometer Indicating as low as 80 degrees
above zero, and We consider tnat ex
tremely cold; but what must it be to be 60
below! The only way we can help you
would be to advise your coming to this
glorious country where no such degree of
cold is known. The rainy sea-
son is about oyer and vegetation is doing
finely. improvements are moving steadily
forward in all parts of the CITY Tourists
are focking in by the hundreds and in
fact thousands, for eur city is packed to
its utmost capacity with strangers. Last
Saturday We had quite a gathering of
AUSTIN people here, for they seemed to
come together all ut once. There were
Mrsand Mrs. King. Mr. and Mrs Solner,
Mr. and Mrs. W. A Richardson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Revord, Carl A. johnson, Mr.. Fred
Allen. Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell, Mr. Peter
Reynolds and Miss Nellie johnson. We
feel almost as if We were home again
Judge Allen was up from Los Angeles
yesterday looking after his interests here.
MIR. Hllker and Mr.. Furtney were here
last week. Mr.. Hilker is now enroute for
Austin. Mr.. Furtney has obtained posi-
ton with the railroad company here and
will probably remain indefinitely. We
are enjoying magnificent weather. it
heing on an average IS degrees daily and
the sun shines most brightly, consequent
II We are happy"
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Pensions,


The following letter will be read with
satisfaction 5y many friends of the late
William Wl1ham. We understand that
there are five children, making the month
ly allowance for the family $22.OO.
LINE SPRINGS, Iowa, Feb. 6. 1888.
ALLAN MoLLIsoN, ESQ. .-. -.
Dear CoBvade: / write you for the
purpose of giving you a notice of the al
lowance of the claim of VIM n. Wiiham,
deceased, as you have called up the case.
Original claim of the soldier, $500 per
month, February 19, 1883, and $50. 90 per
month from January l. 1885. and ending
June 20, 1885 Date of soldiers death.
WIDOWS CLAIM.
Susana H. Witham, $12.OO per month
from February H. ldate of application
1887, and Sc 90 per month additional for
each child and to continue.
FraternallY yours,
GEO M. VAN LEUyEE, JR.
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An Important Legal Point.

Farmers should know that in many Of
the states an oral lease of real estate for
period longer than a year is void; and
that IN constituting the law the courts hold
that when an oral lease of real estate
for one year is made, and the term does
not begin at the time the lease is made.
the lease is void. For example, on Jan
uary0, A. orally leases B. land for one
yearfDm February 1ss following Here
a day inyenes between the time of
the making of the lease. and The
beginning Of he tern. ami the lease
is Yoid slaaount 81 nls.ll en-
make i good If the year dated from
Janaary 30 g,vlng b immediate posses
sion of the land. it would te good. How
ever, it would be better Il, have the lease
put in writing, and it should be carefully
written. every condition being fully and
accurately stated. Let the lease be made
in duplicate, each party to it having q
copy An oral lease is almost sure to
1esd to disputes. Its terms may be under
stood at the time, and misunderstanding
will arise as memory fades. The law is
partial 10 written evidence. because a
man considers more what he writes than
what he speaks All such papers should
be. carefully and neatly written: the
best lawyer we ever knew would not al
low word to be in,erlined in. o. letter
to be erased from any paper prepared in
his office. American Agriculturalist for
February.
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W. g. r. u.

One asks what the Union has done, SO
much more valuable than the work of
the churches, in fighting whisky Oh
hundreds of things, but to name only a
few, they have first studied the question:
this developed some forty departments
and lines of work. on nearly all of which
they have arrested the thought Of the
world; but of finished and definite &C
complishments, may be mentioned these:
They have forced the adoption in four
teen states, and all the territories, of a
bill compelling public schools to educate
Oh the physical evils of intemperance;
they have caused the raising of the age
of consent in ten states; they have shut
whisky from many fair grounds; they
have had the sense to take the devil out
OF church communion wines; they have
founded the Band of Hope; they have
raised stand of equal purity for men
and women; they have tackled tobacco
thing many in the church are tainted
with; they have, in their gospel temper
ance work, taken more souls from the sa-
loon than the church itself; they have
founded the hospital which proves that
alcohol is not needed in medicine or sur
gerry; oh, this is not tithe.
The Union is the great, grand, mighty
brainy, brave institution, born IN the
agony and tears of suffering wives and
mothers, and the women who sre active
in it, are the smaries:, best, purest, truest
bravest, most selfsacr1fcing women in
the towns in which they live: God bless
them every one.-Patrol.
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The Blood

Is the source of health; therefore. to keep
we'll, purify the blood by taking Hood
Sarsaparilla. This medicine is peculiarly
designed to act upon the blood. and
throug gh that upon all the organs and It's
sues of the body. II has specific action
also upon the secretions and excreiions,
and assists nature 10 expel from the sys-
tenn slrofula, humors. impure particles.
and rffete matter through the lungs. liver.
bowels, kidneys, and skin 1t effectually
aids weak, impaired, and debilitated or
gans. A trial will convince you that it
does possess peculiar curative powers.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-02-08

Annual meeting OF Co. g..
The annual business meeting of An
derson Guards was held last Wednesday
evening Feb. 1. and the following officers
of the civil organization were elected:
President-Sergt. F. B. Wood.
s Vice President Corp. Nlcholaison.
Secretary-Sergt. w. F. Sterling
Treasurer-Lieut. A. W. Wright.
Board of Adminlstration-Sergt. Cook,
Sergt. Ward, Corp Rensberger and Pri-
yate Banfield.
Eleven new members were voted in,
making about 60 members in good stand
ing The Company IS working hard and
expect to 60 10 camp in better shape
this year than ever before. Forty more
applications for membership are wanted.
The following from the Constitution
may be of benefit to those wishing to
make applications:
Section |. Applicants for membership
IN the company must be eligible for en-
fsiment in the Minnesota National Guard
snd If elected shall pay an imitation fee
OF $500 -
Sec 2. Applications shall be recon-
mended by two members, and shall be
made in the form prescribed, showing
the name, occupation, age, height. (which
shall not be less than feet, 4 inches) and
place of residence, and be accompanied
by the initiation fee of $500, which
shall be returned if the application is
rejected.
Sec. 3. Applications shall be first pre-
sented to the Board of Administration,
and If approved by them, shall be acted
on by the company at its next business
meeting.
Sec. s. Newly elected members shall
report for duty Is days after being noti-
fed of their election, or the election may
besdtclared void