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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-03-11
ThE AGRICULTURAL BOARD.
An Act to Make tn Bpard Of Some Earths
- Value.

- value.
Senate 81, by Ewing, abolishes the
state board of agriculture and creates the
state agricultural and industrial board, in
which Ia vested all the property OF the old
board. and which assumes al the old
boards Indebtedness. The new board
shall consist of fifteen members, not more
than eight from one political party, one,
at least. from each congressional district;
TO be chosen by the governor, secretary Of
state and auditor, three from the agricul-
tural interests, three from the mechanical,
three from the art, three from the COM
mercial and three from the stock breeders.
For the first board five shall be appointed
for three wears, five Tor two and five for one
and thereafter one-third OF the board
shall he elected each year. Eight mem
bers shall he necessary to constitute a
quorum and it shall require the vote of
eight members 10 eXpeni money or order
impr rovements. The board shall meet at
indianapolis within sixty days alter its ap-
pointment and elect a president, vice
president. secretary, treasurer and super
intendent for one year terms; but The
president and vice-president shall not
serve more than three out Of any four
years. -Four members Of the board, one
from each class represented, fhail be ap-
pointed an executive committee. Any
officer may be removed for cause by a
majority of the b board.
At one of the regular meetings Of said
state agricultural and industrial board
there shall be called together the prosi-
dents, chairmen and other delegates duly
authorized from each county o, the state
from the several agricultural societies,
mechanical Institutes or fairs. boards OF
trade, stock breeders, as may be organ
lied under the laws OF the state. who
shall. for the time being. be ex-oiiicio
members OF the state agricultural and in
dustrial board Tor the purpose OF de ibera-
ton and consultation as 10 the wants,
prospects and conditions of agriculture,
mechanism, art, commerce, live stock,
Horticulture, etc, and az such annual
meetings tie sworn reports OF the several
interests shall be delivered to the state
board while in session.
The association is given power TO pur-
chase land not exceeding 100 acres for the
purpose Of holding fairs and may sell the
present fair grounds, but must not further
incumber the latter. The hoard shall
meet twice each year for which members
shall be allowed - Der day and cents
per mile for travelling expenses; emer-
gency.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-03-11
RESULT Oh THE SESSION
The New Laws Provided
for Hoosierdom.
Important Changes Madein
the Taxing Law.
Reforms Provided For in
Regard to Fees.
Strong Measures Bearing
Upon Corporations.
The Scope OF the School-Book
Law Greatly Extended.
Considerable Change Made in
the Natural Gas Laws.
Relief at Last Provided for the
Supreme Court.
Drainage Laws-A New Aqri-
cultural Board.
Enacted.
Complete Abstract OF All the Laws
Enacted.

The legislature which closed its session
last evening enacted larger number of
bills than any of its predecessors for
many years. Many of these are of
the highest importance. We have,
at considerable trouble and expense, pre-
pared an abstract of all these bills and
presents them this morning in their
entirety-very much condensed, OF course,
but with all the essential features clearly
pointed out. BY the perusal of this syn
Opsis every citizen of Indiana can tell Just
what the legislature as n whole and each
individual member thereof has accomp-
lished.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-03-11

Senate l6l, by Howard, requires that the
county clerk shall pay to- the treasurer
notary's fees and justice fees, as well as
witness fees remaining unclaimed for two
years (instead OF one), and the clerk shall
notify each person to whom fees are due
within thirty days after they are paid in,
receiving cents for each notice; emer-
gency.
House l25, by Nolan, provides that
township trustees and township assessors
shall receive 50 per day for the time
actually engaged in the discharge of their
duties. provided that in townships OF
over $4,000 they shall each receive 81 500
per year; provided further, that town
ships of less than 5000 aud more than
%, ,00O inhabitants shall receive not less
than 81 600 and not more than 81 800, as
fixed by the board of county commission
ers; emergency.
House 332, by Glessner, creates the
office OF supervisor OF natural gas to be
appointed by the state geologist and
clothes him with practically The same
powers as were possessed by the old oil
Inspector; emergency.
House l20, by Ader, defines the duties
OF the reporter of the supreme court and
the commissioner of public printing and
binding. 1t requires the reporter to pre-
pdTc OplulDHo WilIllu Six HOllt ilS
after the close of the term at which
they are rendered and publish them
when they shall make a volume OF 700
pages under the direction of the supreme
court The reporter shall be paid an an
nual salary of $1,000, his assistant $500.
Printing shall be done under contracts let
by the commissioners of printing and
binding. Fifteen hundred copies OF each
volume shall be published within ninety
days after the opinions necessary to make
the 700 pages shall have come to the re-
porter's hands. The price of reports is re
duced to l.50 per volume. and to non-res-
idenls $3.50, not more than one copy of
each volume TO any one person, except
that staioners may purchase not to exceed
80 copies OF any vo ume at one time at tine
above price and sell the same at an ad-
vance of not exceeding % cents yer copy.
provided that VIII n the secretary of state
shall have no more than one hundred
volumes he shall onlysel them to citizens
of the state, one copy to one person. Extra
editions shall be run off 30 copies at a
time. This act applies only to reporters
hereafter elected.
Senate 137, by Foley, amends the met
ropolitan police act so as TO put the Terre
Haute police force under its provisions;
emergency.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-03-11
STATE BOARD OF HEALTH.
Provisions OF IN Act tho state Has Long
Needed.


Needed.
Senate 80, by Hudson, creates state
board of health composed of i've mem
bers, four OF whom shall be Immediately
elected bv the governor, secretary OF state
and auditor, these four to elect a secretary,
who shsll be a member of the board; the
terms OF two of the members shall expire
March l, 1898, and two others March l.,
1895; two to be selected every two years
thereafter. The secretary shall be = ply
sician elected for four years, shall be The
state health officer, keep his Office in
Indianapolis and shall receive 81 200 per
year. 1t shall be his duty, among other
things, to keep record OF vital statistics
and compile information regarding dis
eases, etc. Other members OF the board
than the secretary shall receive no COM
pensation other than travelling and neccs-
sary expenses.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-03-11
CONGRESSIONAL APPoRrIoNMENT
Bot Slight Changes Made from the Old
Districts.

But Slight Changes Nude from the Old
Districts
Senate ls9, by Byrd, fixes the conSres-
sional districts as 10 lows:
First-Posey. Gibson, Vanderburgh, War
rick, Pike, Spencer and Perry.
Second-knox, Greene. DavIess, Martin,
Dubois. Lawrence, Orange, and Crawford.
Third-Hsrrison, Washington. jackson, JEFF
ferson, Jennings, Scott, Clark and Floyd.
Fourth-Rpley, Decatur. Franklin, Dear
born, Ohio, Switzerland, Shelby aud Rush.
. Ffth-Owen, Putnam, Hendricks, Morgan,
Monroe, Brown, Johuson and Bariho omew.
Sxlh-Henry, Delaware, Randolph, Wayne,
Fayette AMI Union.
Seventh-Marion. Madison and Hancock.
Eighth-Sullivan. Vigo, Clay. PaTke. Yer
million, Fountain aud Montgomery.
Ninth Boone. Tippecanoe. Clinton, Upton,
Hamilton. Howard, Benton aud Warren.
Tenih-Carrol., Cass, White, Fulton. Pulaski,
Newton. Jasper. Lake and Porter.
Eleventh-Grant, Miami, Wabash, Hunting
ton. Wells, Adams. Jay and Blackiord.
Twelfth-Allen, Whitley, Noble, Dekalb,
Lagrange aud Steuben.
Thirteenth Starke. Laporte, ST. Joseph,
Marshall, Elkhart and KOSoiusco.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-03-11
LEGISLATIVE APPoRTIoNMENr.
The senate Adopis the BIZ As It Comes
from the HouSe.

from the HouSs.
Representative Curtis legislative appor-
ionment bill (house 24O) passed. The
districts are appOrtioned as follows:
SENATE.
Posey and ibson; Vanderbur9; Warrick and
Spencer; Dubois and Perry; Orange, Craw-
ford and Harrison; Dayiess and Martin; Knox
and Pike; Lawrence and Jackson; Sullivan
end Greene; Washington and Floyd; Clark,
Scott and Jennings; Clark and Jefferson;
Dearborn, Ohio aud Svizerand; Rulry,
franklin and Union; Monroe. Brown and Bar
thOlomew; Morgan, johnson and Brown;
Marion and Hendricks; Clay aud Owen; Yigo;
Parke and Vermil ion; Putnam aud MontQon-
cry; Marion (3l; Shelby and Decatur; Hancock
snd Rush; Henry and Fayette; Wagner Deis-
ware and Randolph. Grant and Madison;
Adams, Jay and BackfoTd; Huntington and
Wells; Miami and Howard; Clinton and Tip
;on; Boone and Hamilton; IippecaDoe; Warren
and Fountain; Newton, Jasper and Benton:
Pulaski. White and Carroll; Cass; Lake and
Porter; Laports; St Joseph and SIsrke; Mar
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-03-11

companies in the ci-cuit court. Appeals
shai not stay the use o. such track or
tracks. The terms OF this act shall not
apply to any line which extends more
than ten mies beyond the corporate
limits OF such city.
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manda, ha legado aun limite que pOdriamos
Calidcar de extremadisim0.

manda, ha legadO aun limite que pOdriamos
caliticar de extremadfsimo.
go
Anoche las nueve fuerOn detenidOS por
el Vigilante de Santurce dos vecin0s pOr rina
escandalo. Uno de los dichos vecinos produjo
al otto una herida grave on 81 hOnbrO izquier-
do con un frasco que lleVaba llenO de melao.
RI pron0sticO facultativO es reservadO.
Aver fu6 herida una veclna dc la calle dc
San Sebastian por Otra mujer. La agresora
fu6 detenida por los guardias Piacido Arales y
FlOrentinO Dusabl0n.
Han ingresado en- esta Carcel Eusebio Ca
sado pOr lesiones graves Jesis Guadalupe J;
Pedro NOasco Romero (conOcdO por Noyola)
Faustino Ayala = Fuertes por lesiones Sa-
bat VerdejO
81 9 del pT0ximo mes de Julio SO celebrara
por la Audiencia de 10 Criminal de esta Capt.
tai, 81 juiciO oral y pdblico de Juan Oquendo
Cruz, (a)POtage pOr lesiones Manuel Orchal.
-
Aver fu6 reducidO prisi0n de Orden de
esta Audienca por el supuesto delito de hur-
to- un indiyiduo llamad0, Nicolas Moneros.
Hemos dido decir que tOdos los palccs del
teatro estanstomados para 81 gran bale que q
benefciO de la prOyectada Academia de M1sis
ca, tendrd lugar en- la noche del dia de San
Juan.
Hemos tenido 81 gusto de recbir la vista
de nuestro amigo companero on la prensa Ell
antique redactor en- jete de La Vog de Cana
yias que SO publicaba en- la Habana, actual 2
6obrecargo del vapor Julia, don Wenceslao
Abreu, quien nos ha recOmendado mucho salu-
demos sus comprOtesores en- el periodismo
de la Capital, quienes no ha tenidO tempo de
visitar persOnalmente
Deseamos al Sr. Abreu, buen TEMPO en-
Puel to Rico pOremos 4 su disposition las CO.
lumnas de LA CORRESPONDENCIA.
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Camuy. Utuado Corozal, BarcelOneta Cabo.
rojo, Cuam0, Salinas, Adjuntae, GnayaniIla VA
hucoa, FajardO, Arroyo y Patillas
COEtadurfa Central de Hacienda Du-
rante Ia pr6xima semana, SO pagaran las 81
guientes facturas de turno
SOrt8O ID
JuniO 22.-Facturas r0merOs 80 314.
Idem % -Facturas n1merOs 3I5 BIT.
Idem 25. Facturas nnIneIos 3l8 T. $50.
Idem 26-AtrdsOs factura Nun s8
Iden 27.-AtrasOs: facturas nlims SO q 95.
-Intervencion general de la Admlnistra-
ci6n del Estado Reacidn dc los pagos ejecu-
tados en- todas las cajas de la Isla, durante 81
mes de Mayo de 1891.
-PrOvidencias Judiciales.
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Ell PASO DE LA CUSTODIA
POr 1t1s COSlve9ato de MonjGs.

Bajo templete dsslumbrante de orc,
tras el cristal de nuestra f6, patente,
es llevado el humilde 0mnipotente,
del cimbalillo al repicar sonoro.
Prorrumpe en- himnos religioso coro,
en- arOmas inundase ell ambiente;
y cuando 81 pueblo postrase ferviente
y exhala su emocion en- dulce lIoro,
Deshoiadas. de amor, misticas rosas,
oculta gala de vergel sagrado,
descienden como inquietas mariposas
Homemade sencillo tributado
del Senior por las yfcgenes esposas,
tremulas de passion ante su amado
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-21
Bauuero Y Candara

Ofrecen recibidO pOr VapOr ReiNG Maria
CristtssG.
80 cajas de 5Ol2 latas pfnentos a $1-75
docena.
l5 idem 1904 idem idem a 81 reales id:
so idem do SOP idem pasta tomato ST. 80
dOcena.
Is idem de 1904 idem idem idem a 81 rea-
les docena.
oReolbido por vapor AigaeE II Pim511os
60 cajas de 4Qq. bacalao Escocia Sill 90.
80 idem de "a ilem idem a $11 qq
26 cajas queso islenO superiores $50 90.
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Noticias de la Isla

Don Ulises Velazquez, vecinO dc la Gale del
Sol nun l56 nos ha participate que conOce el
paraderO del zapaterO Nicolas PlzarrO que
haciamOs referencia en- nuestra edicion de ano-
che. Dicho senor vive en- Ponce habitando
una casa de MADEIRA, cerca de la plaza del mer
cado en- la calle de la Estrella.
Sc dice que en- 81 caserfo de JGyseyG. SO
agita la idea de segregar dicha parroquia del
t6rmino Municipal de U5uado.
FL Sr. Presidente de Ia Junta local lie ms
truccion pllblica de la Carolina, SO ha serVidO
invitarnOss por atenta B. t. M. a la distribution
de premios a los ninos de las escuetas de aquel
pueblo, cuyo actO tendra lugar 81 dia "a de-
corriente.
La noticias que dimOs hace dias acerca de
Ia celebration de un bale de artesanOs, no fu6
de Ia Carolina, sin6 de Barranquitas.
Hemos tenido 81 gusto de recibir el pro-
grama de las fiesta con que ell pueblo de TOa-
baja celebrara su patron San Pedro
Dicho programa no puede ser mas variado.
Las tiestas han comenzadO el 10 y duraran
hasta 81 90 del cUrriente mes.
90
Probabemente ell % del corriente saldra
para Mayaguez on g. vapor Julia, la cOmision
de los senOres Catedraticos que han de exa-
giez Maricao.s Dcha comisioH, hemos dido
decir que Ia componen los Sres. Ten6s, Hita y
Ruiz Ibarra.
El mismo dia % dicese que saIdra para
Arecibo, otra comisi0n de senores Catedraticos
para examinar los alumnos del Colegio de EL
DiUlpo Maestro. Ignoramos quienes seran los
senores que compongan dicha comisi0n, pero
parece que en- ella fgurara ell Director del ms
tituto, nuestro querido amigo Ell sr. Regdlez Y
Sanz del Rio
90
On colega del OesTe sabe que ha llegadO
Vigo con toda felicidad, 81 Excmo. sr D. Pa
bio Ubarri
De EL INspGrciGl de Mayagiez.
Dice la Opini6 de San German que el ac-
tual alcade senor Riopedre, Sc le ha pedido
por TELEGRAPH que haga la renuncia que esta
en- ca'dcleyO para ocupar ia plaza, don Primiti-
70 Anglada.
Sc ha dispuesto por el Gobierno General la
demolicion causa de su estado ruinOsodel CO.
bertizo quo esta situado frente la Aduana de
Mayaguez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-21

Cuidado con las talsifcacioncs Para
cOmprar 81 legftimO vino Ri0iano de Alesson.
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r. S. Madriqal
Leemos en- un colega extranjero:

La Htuerte q Ia IoterEG. .-Sogdn 10 &c,
mueStra un cacnliSta, eS mas factibie morir
que ganarse la lotera. 81 SO tOma ell PRONE
dio des2O por 1000 como mortalidad On el
mundO enterO, cOnStandO este de l,200.00 900
muerel diariamente 65,753 persOnas, p0r
consiguiente hay 'diariamente 1853 probabi-
lidadeS de moriT.
Ell que tOma, por ejemplo, un billete de la
loteria de Puerto Rico, que cOnsta de 90 nil nu-
merOS, tiene tres veces mas pr0babilidades de
morir q1e de sacarse el premo mayor. Esto, si
SO juega la lOteria ell mSmO- dia en- que toma ell
billete; 81 10 toma ounce diaS anteS del sOrteo,
tiene 45 probabilidades de morir y de sacarse
81 premio mayor
~ CGSGS QSEe Sc eTecOmiesldln Ell BUEN
GUSTO, uno de los mejOres salones dc barbe
ria y peluQueria de la Capital.
PrOptBtGTiO: j. Apellaniz, San Justo, nt-
nero l6.-Perfumerla extra superior. Sc admi
ten abonados.-Esmero limpieza
Camas de hero fnas ordinarias para
una persona, colchones metalicos, para las
mismas para camas de matrimonio, procu-
y Co., Cruz z y 80. PR.
Decfa un chato, ref1riendose q un suieto
que le aSediaba sin descanso en- demanda de
un serVicio que no podfa prestarIe:
ii Ma puedo con ese hombre LIE tengo
siempre montado en- las nariceS
i Pues ha de ser I'm gran inete lie con.
testo un chuscO.
tDesea usted comprar camisas conteccio-
nadas la perfection, quiere hacerlas la
lnedida PueS encamfneSe la ELegGnciG Cl1-
bGnG, Fortaleza ntlmero 40. No hay quien
eompita cOmpita con ese establecimiento.
=; De que vive Fermfni
Del aire.
III Sc rie uStede
NO, senorj es fabricante de a6Anicos
Copia de los parratitos de una carta en-.
contrada esta ma1ana al abrir la puerta:
''SabemOs de pobres de espiritu que no Sc
atreven ir directamente q su casa 4 comprar
los excelentes cigarrilos de la Habana "Las
Palmeras" pOrqu6 temen que suS protectoreS
(sio) les abandOnen; de otros que mandan 4
cOlnprarlOS Secretamente para su uSo particu-
lar venden Otras marcas al pobre publico pa
gano etc. etc"
81 supieramos latin, echariamos un latina
jO que vendria dc molde, perO no sabiendolo,
nos conteDtaremos diciendO:
-U-BenditOs sean los pObres de sspiritu, pues
que para eoS sera ell reino de los cielOs y
ChGnabOmeS los intrigantes, pues que para
ellOS seTan los altos empleOs de los infiernos
Como quera que no pensamOs Yender los
cigarrillos .'Las Palmeras" mas que hasta el
dia delHJHicio Final las tres de la tarde, re-
sulta que nos pasaremos perfectamente bien
sin Ell future consume de esOS dsgmOS senOres
De todas maneras agradecemOs 81 aYiso
saben pueden mandar sus sic de etceteras.
Los AgenteS s. JustO 81
AlMAozN pa MUs3oA
DE OLYMPIC 0TERo, ATooHA N' q PONCE
Musica para piano q dos manos.
COWpdbG bGdGl.-La Cautiva. mazurka.. :. go cts.
Iden. Poquita cosa, Schotisch.. 45 cts
DssyermOy II CapuIeti 6 montechi, op.
fmucha fuerza, fantasia. So CTS
Idem. Canci0n hungara, op. $50, mu-
cha fuerza. .....,........ 40 cts.
Para pedidos en- Ia Capital, D, jose Gonzalez
Font.
Dice un colega extranjero, que es an gran
remediO para los pers0nas que padeeen del es.
ol noF6
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-21
Gaceta Official de hoy

NegOciado de Obras pdolicas. Orden
deiandO sin efectO 81 nombramientu dc Inge-
Micro lo de camnOs, canaleS puertos do esta
Tsla. hechO q favor 10 don jose E. Rosende Y
Martinez
Real Or,!en interpretando el artlculo ~
del pliegO le condolences generates para la
concession dc los ferrOcarrlies.
Real Orden negando los senores Sobrinos
de EzqulAga, VI permisO para desecar un trOzO
medlaclOnBS del puerto lie est Gapitai.
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Rioja, hay que comprarlo On Ia tienda Honda
de don Francisco Font, FOftaleza esquina
Tanca.
wATENCI0N AQUf PubIicamos Qratui.
tamente los entretenimientos semblanzaa que Sc
envfen, por Ell rno que les Uaya correspondien-
do. PerO no pOdemos satisfacer las exigencias de
todos los que las quieFen yer Embellishments pu.
la costOsG numerosa correspondence que con
motive nos dirije,
los que Quieraa esperGr tarH0, Sc les pu-
blicaran inmediatamente los entretenimientos que
envfen, 81 remesan
Por una semblanza. $1.-POr una charada de
4 d 8 versos, SO cts I'm logogrifo, so cts.-Ana-
gramas, crptOgrafias, enigmas, etc., % cts.-Los
demas entretenimientos, 81 son cortos, pagaran
% cts; 81 largos, 80 ct ST. seg1n dimensiones
FL valOr dobe acompanarse en- sellos de corr6o.
Ningun tocador, sObre todo de las personals
de bueE gusto, estara complete 81 faltan On 81
los polyos dentales del Dr. Salicrup.
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ENo hemos bebido nunca mejor BRAN
DY que 81 del FRAILE CARAT.
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NegOciadO de Agrll
CornerciO. PrlvilegiO de
Mr. Charles Alfred Cle'n6
fecciopadO dc brooches pa
Idem q favor dc Mr.. y
en yasljas para pTOduclrel
NegOciadO 6e Dam
rante Ia ausencia de la is
te del COnsuladO General
encargadO del despachO
psttO.
Que durante Il allsene
del Consul de Italia %
Avezzapa, sIue,te ellcaTg;sC
cretariO ds die hO COllsuia,
AdnllIllsiraclyn Cen
nes i Rentas PllegO az
snbas1a dol servlciO sie rs.
buciOnes de los llebt0s g
uiillo-alto GpI ho caye
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-21

TCugaIS 6Q6.
1Or don jose Re-
le Ia isla de Cuba
HaOana don q. Il.
VI ClespachO el So
ton jose ReI)ettO.
90 l)Ontlibue eio
ones para Ia
ll sie cUubri-
al nncOs,
il Man
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~ CGSGs qEe Sc TecOmie'sdGn Ell BUE
GUSTO, uno de los mejores salones de barbC
ria peluqueria de la Capital.
PrOpt6tGTiO: ]. Apellaniz, San Justo, Mt
nero l6.-Pertumerfa extra superior. Sc adm
ten abonados.-Esmero y limpieza
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-25
HAMLINE COLLEGE CHIPS.

The Choral club. under the direc ton of
Prof. w lizard Patten, organized last w ednes-
day, and elected G. E. Maxwell '93, presi-
dent; Miss Geneva jerks, 'g3, secretary and
p. G. ROssnlan, librarian. The club when
the membership is omplete, will consist of
twenty voices.
The Oratorical association met last week.
and the contestants for the homa orstorieal
contests were decided upon. Fifteen speak
ers will appear, and new feature will be the
Grating of six young ladies. as a change in
the constitution permits their entrance.
The following ladies and gentlemen Will
take part in the home Oratorical contest:
Misses Susie Carr. Jean Evans, Flora Allen,
Blanch Leland, Carrie Case Kathryn show
Messrs. McCann, Maxwell, Reeves, Mich OIL
son. Moffett. Handy. Tuckey and Stevens.
The committees have been appointed for
preparing programmes for the Philomathean
aud Browning society puslics, the one by
the former society to be presented the last Of
next month.
Misses Blanche Leland. '9,, and Geneva
jerks 'o3. and MessrS E. n. Tuekey and j.
and took dinner at the home of Mrs jerks.
The Historical club met Friday evening
and continued the work of the last meeting,
discussions of the various points of labor in
terests and trades unions.
Rev. II. L. Hastings, of Boston, will give
the initial lecture i'll the lecture bure au
course Monday evening. His subject will be
The Mistakes of Moses
Mrs. j. NJ. Green. OF Maple Plain. is visiting
her nsice, Miss Jennie Morgan, '95, at the
ladies' hall.
Miss Mabel Lewis of Minneapolis. was the
guest OF Miss Blanche Leland, the first of the
week.
Several students are attending the Y. NJ. G.
A. convention as delegates and visitors.
Rev. r. F. Allen of Anoka, visited his
daughter, Miss Flora Allen, '92, Friday.
Miss Gertrude J. Torrance, 90 is spending
the week at Der home in WOrtningtOn.
Miss Flora l.. Allen, y. is visiting at her
home in Anoka over Sunday.
Miss Eta Torrance returned to her home
in WortEingtnn Tuesday.