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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-03-07
WHO Killed rhe nnnker,

MCPuEHsoS. Kas March "a Igustss
Hegglund president Of the second M
tioual Bank Of this city was shot in q
mysterious manner yesterday lie bad
started for Kansas City bui for ME MI
known reason returned and was md IN
dying condition His ban fan. . ye.-
terlay, and it IS not known wuctdea he
shot himself He cannot recover aud the
mystery is not likely to le solved
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-03-07
TO REDUCE RATES.
Theatres Desire TO Have Cheaper Railroad
Fares

CmcAGo, March Sat a meeting Of
the Western Passenger associa ION today
the petition Of the Northwestern theatrl-
cal managers to reduce the rates was pre-
scented, but objections being raised ii was
laid over
The Joint rate committee Of the
trunk line, central traffic, and western
freight associations, which have been con-
sidering the complaint, that certain east
ern and western roads have been using the
Indiana, Illinois and Iowa line TO manipu-
late through rates, has recommended
regulations to guard against it and for
bidding Indiana, Illinois and Iowa 10
eubdyide the divisions.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-03-07
LOOKS BLUE ron sIu JOHN
Macdonald likely 30 sso Defeated az
Kingston.

OTTAWA, Ont March IA Kingston
Conservative who is here admits that SIR
John Macdonald will bo defeated there,
aud says the Conservatives are working
hard. bat that they have no heart in It.
Private letters received hero from Ontario
by civil servants whose homes are IN yari-
Gus outs de counties warn them to look
out for new masters after March >. II is
admitted that il the Government does not
carry Ontario 10y twenty seats Vt is doomed,
and in the face OF this the Tories are most
RESPONDENT
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-03-07
WHY HE TOOK A DRINK.
The Rev simonsoD. of Racine, visits sixty
Saloons on Sunday.

RACINE, March 3.-The Rev. s. Il.
Simonson visited sixty saloons Sunday,
distributing tracts and inviting young
men to his church In a well known re-
sort the proprietor asked the reverend
gentleman if he would not take a
drink before he left, Mr. Simonson
replied that he didn't care if he did and
ordered whisky. A glass and bottle We're
passed 70 him, when he filled up the
glass. passed 10 cents over the counter,
and, pulling a bottle out Of his pocket.
poured the liquor into it, took Che number
Of the saloon and departed. In several
other places he repeated the same act. il
is surin!sed that he intends TO have the
liquor analysed and show the boys what
they are drinking
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-03-07

The complaint alleges that the state
land commissioners, L. G. Timme, l.. F.
Frlsby and Mr.. McFetridge, neglected
to invest the trust funds as they should
have done. and that Governor Rusk also
had a knowledge that Mr.. McFetridge
was aumopriating the interest.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-03-07
TuE DECISION RESERVED.
Col, Knights Lands IN Litigation at Ash
land

ASHLAND, March 8. The decision Of
the land office on the application OF Col
knight for patents on some Wisconsin
Central land has been reserved for
thirt- DAYS The case was finished this
morning Immediately after its con.
clusion the application of George Piper,
Of Detroit to obtain patents ON section
OF land near Superior was taken up. IL is
similar TO the case just completed
Piper's application is protested against los
four settlers The land is valued at Sl2S,.
600, and is in the Omaha indemnity
limits.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-03-07
New York.

NEW YoHg, March 3. -WHEAT-steady
unchanged, dull; May, dO6al063-i8; July,
800 3-l8 ,1OO1-2; August, 97l4G $50; De
cember. 901-4d 90 3-sc CORN Firmer, mod
crate demand; No. 2 GSG66 Lie; steamer
mixed. % t66 Lac. PROVISIONS Beef Dun
and weak; extra mess, S66eG725 family
ts.50GlO.5O. Pork--Firm and quieter; new
mess, Sl0500tl.25; old mess. 1925 90; extra
prime, so1a5O Lard--Qulet and firm;
steam-rendered, s6O2l-2,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-03-07

ST.. LOUIS, No, March ga poll of the
Missouri House on preferences for Tresi-
dental candidates resulted: Cleveland,
80; Palmer 10 Boles, Z +; Gray, J. Eleven
were non committal and eleven against
Cleveland. The Republicans were unani-
NOUS for Blaine.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-03-07
TwENrY-FouR MEN DROWNED.
They 60 Down During Heavy Gale
Thursday Night.

RIcHMoND, Va, March Sin the terri
BILE gale which swept the Lower James
river Thursday night last twenty four
oyster men, mostly colored, were drowned
at points just above and below the mouth
of the Warwick river.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-03-07
EMMA ABBoTT CREMArEp.
The Matter Has Bccn Kept Quiet :
Far

IHF WNIItF HHs NoUn Nent Quiet y
Far.
PlrrsBuRG, March SIT is learned to.
DAY that the remains Of Emma Abbott
were cremated in this city two weeks ago.
The matter was kept quiet out of defer.
ence TO the feelings of the mother Of the
deceased. The ashes were placed in a
small jar and shipped to New York They
are now in the vaults Of the safe deposit
company in that city where they will re.
main until the erection Of monument ia
the deceased singer beside that Of her nus
band, Eugene Wethert.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-03-07

Lovpog, March 3. The lockers union
seeded from the federalty u the labor
union owing, it is claimed, 70 the needless
obstinancy and the lack Of discretion
shown BIZ the seamen and hremen strikes.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-03-07

ALLESrows. Pa, March 1.-The
Bowan evangelical conference this morn
ing deposed from the ministry and expel.
ed from the church, Rev. D. A. Barr, OF
Adamstown, for gross SANDER and deiama-
ton Of character.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-03-07

T.RnE HAurg Ind March 3-The first
national convention Of District d Of the
United Mine Workers Of America, ON
prisIug tie entire state Of Indiana,
opened bere to-day Next years mining
sea 10 the State, together with the eight
hour-day movement and other questions Of
Importance, are on the docket for con
.-InrntL.u.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-03-07
Of MS TAPS
Won der Abe swears out Narran
Against Mark Baldwin.

gr. Lours. March 3. President Won
der Abe. Of the ST. Louis browns -w9re
out warrant today charging Mark Bald
win. the pitcher. with conspiracy. lie
iumpel his contract with Columbus
Team ana went "a NE league. fe vas
here trying to sign some Of Won
Dar Ahes players. Baldwin csc tped be-
fore the warrant could De served.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-03-07
Large Funerslir. Ee1 Claire

Eau CLAIRE, March B. The funeral of
A. e. Peck, pioneer passenger conductor
on the Chicago d y northwestern, took place
this afternoon and wa- very largely attend
ed. Gen. Supt. Scott and many minor
officials ~ The road were present. The fun
eral was under the auspices Of the Masons
and was one Of the largest ever held in the
city, Notwithstanding the very inclement
weather..
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-03-07
wall Street.

NEW York, March The market opened
feverish. The declines extended 10 q per
cent led by Quincy & Atchlson. Pacific
Mail and Northern Pacific showed an ad-
vance Of per cent The course OF specula-
ton favored a rally. Exchange, 4s6 y 4S9
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-03-07
Foreign,

LIVERPOOL. March 3. 49, Pork Ia poor
demand: prices unchanged Lard Is in poor
demand spot and March, POS Cd, steadyJ
April and Nav, pos, steady. Wheat and
-four are in fair demand prices unchanged
Corn Demand fair for spot and active fol
futures spot, IS Cd. firm; March, IS led,
frmi April, IS ! Lad, firm; May, IS AID, firm
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-03-07
A sIrREwD MOVE.
Directors Of American Live stock fnsuf-
ance Company DO Crooked work.

CHcAGo, March 3 The state attorney
filed information today to compel certain
persons 10 show by what authority they
are acting as directors Of the American
Mutual Live Stock Insurance company. AZ
the annual meeting Of the policy holders, in
February, President Gernes, Vice Presl-
dent Stirien and Secretary Dawson were
arrested as the result OF conspiracy, it Is
said. on the false charges Of embezzlement
and the respondents were elected 70 office.
The whole arrangement Is deemed a fraud
ulent scheme 10 get control Of the com
pany, and the court is asked to oast The
present board
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-03-07

sgrm BEND Ind March I'D. H..
Baker. an old and prominent resident Of
this etty died this morn NJ lie was a
shoe merchant an president Of the South
Bend Na i9ual bank j.. W Russ, a we'll
known Wholesale grocer and OLD resident,
80 - -t-N-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-03-07
a Royal RethrothaI Announced.

BERLIN, March 3.-George Victor
Prince of Waldeck- Pyrmont, has been be-
trothed to Princess Louise of Schleswig-
Holstein The Prince who is 90 years of
age, is the father Of the duchess of AL
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-03-07
Han storm In Missnnri

POPLAR BLUFF, Mo, March 3. A dis
astrous hail storm visited this vicinity
today doing great damage to property and
stock
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-03-07
T1eeIng from dnstice

sUAKIM, March 3--osman Digna Is a
fugitive fleeing With a few women and
followers TO BerDel
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-03-07
An Alleged millionaire In prison

WAUPUN. Wis. March B. Patrick
German, the Superior man convicted Of
and sentenced to four years.
was received at the prison today file is
spare-faced and looks like an Irishman 10
poor circumstances being rather shatbily
dressed He is said to be a millionaire
German was much agitated on the train
mnlLa nalnn IN the nri.ru
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1891-06-12
Junction lettings.

OK Thursday as the Tintie freight
was busy switching, they accidentally
bumped with considerable force against
the cooking car Of the track-layers up
setting the dinner and iniuring the Indy
cook. The dinner was injured beyond
recovery; but it is thought the cook
will be around again in a few days.
Mn. Gro. PREsTw1cH employe OF the
Union Pacific railroad who for the last
fifteen years has been wearing the coarse
jeans on a freight train is promoted to q
passenger conductor, and will wear q
fine blus uniform with brass buttons
We are happy TO hear OF Mr. Pc. pro
motion
THE stock shipments on the U. =. are
very heavy at present, and il is said they
are going to ship 900 more head, from
Milford this week, Business is increas.
ing on the road The ore shipments on
the y. J.. & W. are increaaisg On ac-
count OF 80 much night business, and sc
many trains, night operator has been
put on there.
OK Monday evening, June 9th, Mr..
w. L. Hutsbing was taken very bad
with cramp in the stomach and WIS laid
up for some time. We are. pleased ia
hear that he is now on the improve.
Tnm locomotive engineer, L. T. Black
of engine SO, has again resumed work
after 10 days lay-of. Glad to see him
at his post once more.
Some OF the city ordinances are not
obeyed out here; especially the curiew
law, no one appears to take any notice
of its existance.
NEW steel rails has been laid on The
point oil mountain and ia great i'm
proysmsnt.
a FORCE OF men are new engaged lay
ing rails on the switches in the yard.
Lehi Junction June 10. Of.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1891-06-12

"CAN the character be read from the
handwriting Mos; assuredly it can.
Everyone can remember being
influenced ilyorably or unfayorabl,
by the penmanship OF same
unknown person, and has been astonis.
he'd 10 find how true the conclusion
were ana some OF the worlds foremost
thinkers have maintained that the
handwriting is more exact key TO the
viiartcter tnon The head, face, or form.
Charactcr-readingirom handwriting is a
fascinating study and II you wish to
learn all about il you must read the ok
.cellcn; and proiugely illustrated article.
"How to Read Character by llandwrit.
ing by Prof Nelson Thorpe published
IN thc July uumher oi DGuoREst'.
FANNY MAGAAsE, and You will De elill
more inttrgstel in tho subject. Ia the
same number isa splendid article on
" Chill which is particularly opropos
at present Foes aGcd Plants Poison-
ons to the Stomach IL quite os season
eulei ana everyone can recognize the
plants nom the accurate ilusttations
IN " Summer Outdoor Games; Lawn
Tennis, Badmnton, Colors, - they are
50 clearly described aud illustrated tha.
the veriest novice can learn how TO III.
them without other instruction; and
the amateur ohiua.painter may rival the
professional by following the directions
given In "Thc Use ii Matt Colors. %
Beside there are stmics aud poems and
over 200 illustrations including a su-
purb waier-color, q French costume
study under the Empire, and tho nu-
meroug departments are full to over
flowing with valuable matter. Briefly,
this numder fully maintains the iustly
earned prestige OF being the Model
Family Magazine, and it is published
ior 81 per wear by W. JENNINGS DrNo-
uesr, 10 East l4th 81. NEW YoRR.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1891-06-12
Mount Pleasant.

Or Sunday afternoon a small party
left Juab, for Tiddwell's Lake, on pleas
ure bent, and on their return on hand
cars met with an accident 1t seems the
formost car contained some laaies, one
OF which got her clothing entanglod in
some OF the oogs, and was not discovered
until she had been dragged from the car
which was at the time rounding curve
and running at a pretty high speed
The car thereupon jumped the track
throwing its occupants in all directions
All OF the ladies were somewhat injured
but | trust not seriously.
Ar Nephi the Musical Novelty Co,
who played at Lehi a short time since,
got the benefit OF some free advertising
in the shape OF dodgers being sent 10 all
the business houses warning the people
to look out for the above company as
they were frauds OF the first water. The
company, however, played to pretty
fair house, Notwithstanding [The com
pany above referred to gave very fair
entertainment here, and we had no
cause to dub them irauds.l
The beets at Nephi are being injured
by small black bug very like a flea
and hops from plant to plant healike.
MoRoM has the best stand of beets |
have seen eR-route the Prestwich Bros.
being particularly fine. No bugs on
them.
| MET Mr.. Granger aud Harry Tim
mons here would write more about
them, but they are trying to sing in the
parlor, said singing being so harmonious
that cannot write, as Granger Eings
terrible, and Timmons "base" and
terrible base too--Yours respectfully,
u. KNOW.
Mount Pleasant, June 9th 1891.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1891-06-12
PLEASANT GROVE.
The Sunday Fes-
tivala grand Success.
THEY ARE TO CELEBRATE,
And Ask Their Neighbors to Join
in With Them.

SINCE our last, the town has not
changed in appearance very much, still
there is steady march onward. Our
Sunday School Festival which was held
on the 9th in Sw enson's Grove, was a
grand success, and those who worked so
hard to please the children are deserving
OF praise. Everything passed of pleas
antly with the exception Of some of the
young men, imbibing to freely of that
which steals away their reason and
brings sorrow to widowed mothers, and
grey haired fathers.
OK Monday the 9Th inst, at s pm,
the citizens mot at the call OF Mayor
Thorn, in the City hall to take into con-
sideration the propriety Of celebrating
the 4th of July. II was the sense Of
those present that we celebr ate, and a
committee Of nine was selected TO make
the necessary arrangements, and it is
the intention TO eclipse any former cele.
bration Of our natal day. Therefore, il
our neighbors do not find enjoyment at
home on the 4th, we shall be pleased TO
welcome all who will, join us In our
pleasures, and will ensure them day
long to be remembered as we have the
right kind Of material on our committee.
WEDNESDAY evening found the public
sgain assembled in our City hall, when
hey were met by Mesrs Houtz, & Cash OF
Provo opponents OF Democracy. The
result was that Democratic Club was
organized with James o. Bullock as
president; Louis 6. Robinson, vice-presi-
dent John L. Harvey, vice-president
James l.. Brown, secretary; and Chas.
B. Harper treas. The majority present
think favored the Democratic side Of
tho question. There were however,
some that leaned towards Republication
and would be pleased to hear some Of the
zig guns believing that number would
JON club il one was set on foot.
Nedoubt you have heard ere this the
Eeport,hat about 400 bus. Of wheat has
ues, stasn belonging TO the Relief
ooeie. Aumour says this ia fact,
"u0', n'we,er. that we shall learn
something Thu will change the rumol
and that the graz which was donated
and stored to feed>he poor is still come
atable,
THERE are several Y our citizens en-
gagged In the brick indusry, and success,
Is GROWING their Efforts, So Wa ma,
expect to sec some Of the ola land mark,
replaced with beautiful brick cottages
We are sorry to learn that our enter.
pSa"s ns's@S0 I,t sssi ss StEsspA tistf
rheumatism.
The health OF the people generally ID
good, peace and plenty reigns supreme.
Wishing the BANNER success and wide
spread circulation will close with
MORE ANON.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1891-06-12
What we Want.

We MTour write a very large and ex.
tensive list OF what Lehi should have.
There is q splendid opening here for a
good restaurant and hotel. A good
bakery would be paying business
either In connection with. or separate
from the hotel. II some live, energetic,
person would start some OF these, he
would soon have paying business.
A good blacksmith might also find
plenty OF work. Those here say they
have more work than they can possibly
do, in fact all working men can get
plenty TO do. We are informed the
Nessrs, Cutler, Racker, and Wines are
going TO erect large business block on
some property owned by them, located
on State st. The Peoples Coop. are
also going to erect a large planning mill
to run in connection with their lumber
yard. They are doinga rushing business
now and have twenty-four men constant
ly employed. The new stock is being
taken rapidly by Salt Lake parties,
applications are being received nearly
every day for large amounts.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1891-06-12
AMERICAN FORK.
The Grand Opening Of the Utah Lake
Resort

The opening Of the Utah Lake Resort
at American Fork last Tuesday was a
grand affair. There was a large attend
ance many strangers being present.
The Real Estate sale OF the Powell &
Gushing addition was a success. The
bidding was spirited and sharp; 2S lots
were sold, at prices ranging from $50 to
$500 each. The lots are all 25xlb0 feet,
and considering the times the prices are
very good. The Sugar Factory was used
as the drawing card, but many people
present from abroad were quite taken
up with the valley. Among the pro-
minent outside buyers were L. T.. BAN
berger, r. b. Whittemore, and J NJ.
Walker. OF Salt Lake, and J. d. Cain-oi
ST. Louis, w. II. Grant, Jas. Grant, J as.
Preston, Jno. Welsh, and L. A. Cham
plain were among the heaviest home
purchasers.
American FoRK for some time past
has been very free from crime The
Marshall, since he got bis appointment,
has shown no partiality in the discharge
OF his duty toward offenders and has
second in his subordinate officer, Mr..
John Campbell which seem to have a
good effect on those disposed to commit
crime. There has not been a case OF
any kind before the court for two weeks.
THERE wasstaying at the Millar House
this week the following-John Roberts
Colorado; w. II. Thomson, California
James Shoemake, California; Robert
Allison, Salt Lake f. c. Sawin, Provo
c. c. Callan, Provo Judge Danny, Pay.
son DR.. Carson, Payson; c. H. Brim,
Salt Lake.
We understand that Messers Chad.
wick & Hallsey have secured the con.
tract for painting the Lehi City Hall
They are recognized as able artists and
we have no doubt but that they will dc
the work well.
THERE were at the Bromley House
Mr.. and Mrs. Singleton, Provo; Mr.
Walker, salt Lake; Mr.. Williams, Den.
yer, and three other gentlemen.
MR. worrox + building a fine cottag,
which will be completed in few months
We understand that the Peoples
party was dissolved at American Fol1
last night.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1891-06-12

On Wednesday as one Of the painters
was preparing to paint the top OF the SUI
gar factory he met with bad accident.
He ses the ladder on the wet paint OH the
roof and mounted it when it slipped
throwing him on the roof spraining his
leftwrist and left ankle nearly parnlyzing
his left side. lie was takSn home and Is
progressing iavorably.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1891-06-12
Christeusen's Gardens

1t 10 a pleasure 10 visit Mr. .Christen-
sens place and see the beautiful garden
he has laid out and is cultivnting. He
has now about four acres planted in
garden, including many kinds OF fruit.
His strawberries of which he has one
and half acres are just coming on. The
recent cold weather has set them back
considerable but about 800 qts. have al.
ready been picked, The Jersey Queen
variety is the best berry among the ten
to eighteen varieties in thesgarden.
The berries are tho finest and largest we
have seen, some Of the largest last year
measured Sin. around. Most OF this
years picking have been sold in Lehi
bnt he is not sure Of finding market
here for all OF Them as he says they will
probably last until the fourth OF July.
Anyone wishing TO SEQ some nice berries
should give him call. The orchard
slows good prospects for an abundant
harvest Of plums, peaches etc. The
grapes also look promising and boun-
tiful har vest is expected.
WEDNESDAY, was a general pay day
for business companies around here.
The following firms paid their men on
that day Sugar Co.. Lehi Mill & Stock
Co.; f. IL. Dyer & Co., and John Beck.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1891-06-12
New West School Rsport

The Primary department OF the New
West School closed Wednesday p. NJ.
with an ice-cream party. Prizes we're
given for head master, and to those that
excel in special branches.
Head marks are as follows:
Malcolm Gsddie oil
Jessie Evans SO
Douglass Scally 81
Maggie Thurman 46
Stanley Gaddie 40
Arthur Roberts "a
Eugene Roberts 20
Alice Gilchrist 20
Maud HARDWOOD "a
Florence Gilchrist %
Frank Roberts 20
barrow Lott Is
Dean Stuart 0
Lilly Gilchrist 8
Stanley Wines
Leon Stuart 6
Sam Wines 3
Zina Gilchrist chart.
First scholar in school; Malcolm Cad
die. Second, scholar in school, Eugene
Roberts. First in geography; Eugene
Roberts; Second in geography, Frank
HARDWOOD. First in arithmetic: Eu-
gene Roberts. First In spelling Stanley
Gaddie had 20 weeks Of perfect lessons.
Second, Maggie Thurman had 20 weeks
OF perfect lessons. 3rd, Alice Gilchrist.
Learning the multiplication table
Douglas scally; Jessie Evans. Merit
First-Alice Gilchrist; second, barrow
Lott. Most improvement in deport-
ment-Frank Roberts. Present every
day during the year-Douglas Scally.
Ada NJ. Higgins, teacher of the Primary
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1891-06-12
LEHI posToFFIcE.
MANS
NOTICE.

The fret annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the Lehi Publishing Com
pany will be held on Monday, June ID.
at O'Clock p. M, in the N. Z. school
house for the election OF officers and such
other business as may be necessary.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1891-06-12

Several members of the Y. NJ. MIA.
met last night for the purpose OF organ
izing male glee club under the aus.
pices Of the association. Speeches were
made by several present iavoring the
move. Messers j. L. Glib, John smith
and Andrew Field were appointed to
get a list of names OF members. ANY
one Wishing to join such an organiza-
ton should give in their names 20
either ofthese gentlemen.