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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-16
INFORMATION FOR VOTERS.

The following. from an "Act Re-
lating to Crimes Against the Flee.
tive Franchise (session laws OF
Idaho, i890-9l, approved Feb. %,
1917 should be carefully read by
those who will exercise the election
franchise.
sFeaoS 3 Sopcryon shall. during the election
remove destroy any ~ The supplies conycnienres
placed in the booths or compartments Tor the purpose
u enabling the voter o. pftfart bis tast or prior
tfaA any lt Il candidates posted 10 accordance with
tt.e provisions q tis nHt No person shall during
Rn election. tear down learc th- ff printed FOR
the Instruction ~ vrttrs Esefs person villiuilv
htsatint aiiori ahd Aar rafItss..H teFeoi IN ans
anuTt Il rcmre tHt jurisdiction shan he fined ia ans
slim NOT eNrte dr. one hHatfrCi sall4rx
Ssr uuiiirer n election sia do amy tieg.
teperrnE On rsti0n dls a,ti !u any = i.'pz parc,
or any hldlHg ih which election Is being held %
within uut huadrcd teat tharao'. nor ob-tfuat thc
doors entries thereto - ia rri tree ingre-s a.
Z % gsrrss from. s4id building Ans election Officer
sherlu, constable Or other faact ctleer j. hprebg
authorized, aHar is hcrsht biade tila tluty - arg
such oiii1es = fsst ANY u~r.nu vi..tstiaz sny
the tt1NtsiH-, This ss.rtati, ami such 1T audrr -AaI
+ Is pufisNr py hle not exceeding epe hunaIea
E dgsi4is nor l.sa than twenty NNv duefs
80. q No prt-Vu shsn attempt q Influence Tia
vote u ans elegiur rs HIelHs I'll q promise, Or .
fssar OF i means % violence ~ threats ~ tiacue
- threats - Withdrawing yas'ou ~ dealing .U has5
nts pr trade. ~ enfari us IL, payment 81 l-bt d
d8s#lareh- .aaIn employment, Dr kri stu2 .Mt q
taiu,inAl pfuetatlat,. either Threat .H sg Z
be iuti,'1i As n.is, ~ . sHt otiit, means
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-16

Senator Sherman, in a speech de-
livered in Philadelphia on the Sth.
inst, said that he did not believe
that Harrison would sign a free
coinage bill. He also got off
a lot Off about the 6O-cent dollar.
If Senator Sherman had made such
a statamcnt as that in the mining
States he would have been lucky if
he escaped being the principal in Il
necktie party He secured the
characterization Of silver in 1873 by
a sneaking trick and now he openly
announces Harrison as one of his
pals.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-16
POLITICAL POINTS.

y Is almns; pi;ihi 10 watch the agony 81 the tie.
puhlcans eatssd by the endorsement ~ the Puuiist
eectois ey the Democrats The leaders n the z. q
~ jumping stiff legged while the haud.or.fau NJ,
'he street grinds out a doleful acrouraniment The
Nepuhean SIRE NJ turn an. Eigar wilson {, tearing
his hair ever The sins q the Democratic committee
and hagns great snls " sympathy ~ the Dem crafts
wh"in Dc pret' nds n consider 50 much abused SMILE
McConnels arGan hevail- the awful blot the Re
uuh'an of Idaho that sill be caused By Weaver and
fields carving this state
Nov his i al unnecessary The Democratic
committee has not askc1 Mr Wilson's prayers. nor
has the uarty asked bi. sYmiathy, and he i but
wasting his sweetness the desert air hy working
hi- brain anil those 81 Fremont Wood and Fsenner
in getting ~ bong letters IN the voters u Idaho.
ithe Statesman T. anxious about tho reputation
~ Idaho, let i frt % discover some reasonable eN
paultian for the misiteds ~ it pArty. which have
made this State notorious the most carrupiy
ruled commonwealth in the land. let t explain The
at'empfsd dl>iranthigemeot u tbs Naur.ou~ ~ the
south ani thr miners - the north, the rrnitentiay
seaniiAi THE yu atioaBl blrr4H scandal and sumner
crs sther anins that even the Republicans ihcm-
selves are ashamed OF Let that nea4paucT caar ~
The rernrl u - own party before II bem0aus the
tate Nhien Is b. c5wr
The reer.s u liai4 arc no, fool. They know that
the action ~ ths Democratic committee vas the best
political s.roks this State ht4 1hey know
that far number - Aears past Idaho has gone Re
publican aud hat. in suite ~ miseraby weas state
tieErt, 5bs state not unlikely T. elect Republican
electors tie opponent. " tie party ~ trusts au
f corruption divided their f1fres. Whatever MAY ~
me difference. hc'Woen the Democrats and People
j party, theF Hrmly united une point De
! Termination a. boat the Republicans By wnrbin-
ssn-l3 tbe1 mi.hi not have been able 70 do THIS, hl
Z Wu:esuz Together thef Rna viii. Knowing tih
The pE1H31 81 l,h3 outside u the Republican paFu
+ are sst.aei
Thgfo ma, 81 4 irw Democrats sho are disappoiut
cd is.suse shey ran not this tan vote for stra-h
bcmaststlr yie tots fhcre aaays iisAppoitintui
iu pHistl Uut tine Democrats % ilsh" tlso les a
a. We Interests II their party q IT. any siaa di.ap
Is.niIauHt outweigh tntlr bem9eTaey. That's va.
tiiv s4lse4 nluuri4s.
1i,e iierasl ~. see That they have against then
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-16

surely the people will not walk into
the booths At the November election
and vote lac Eo ulliean ticket blindly
again. 7 he Republicans do not cn.
iofse their own administration. At
tie Moscow convention they failed Ia
re.nomins T. a single one II the present
STATE iiia!als and 10 endorse their al
miaisiratlon. That means the party
has not 4 ,ne right while in power
BOISE adv Ces now say that Governor
Wiley a leader Of his party, will not
endorse Il e lead ~ the Moscow ticket,
that he h : openly hultcd Mcconnell
and derh ed himself for A. J. Crook
oi the L rorle's party. We ask the
people i hey viii not stop aud ;hink
over thcsr matters before they vote:
Il they viii not refuse to support those
who have not the united support Of
their own party. Make the change
while the 'lauge is - much needed.
lion, Johr NJ Burke viii give Won a
81 m, hon rst and economical admins.
trhtlan. Vote Tor BlckiuJt
News.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-16
LOOK ON THIS PICTURE. THEN
THE OTHER.

The Republican papers of Idaho
are raising hellabaloo because the
Democrats Of this State have with
drawn their electors. They claim
that it is an unprecedented outrage
and that old line Republicans who
have joined the Peoples party
should resent it at the polls by
marching up and voting for Harri-
son, the gold-bug and servant Of
Wall street. But these same Rep.
sheets have no words Of condemna-
ton for the Republicans Of the fol-
lowing States who have endorsed
Weaver and Field electors:
Alabama Arkansas
Tennessee Kentlcky
North Carolina South Carolina
Georgia Florida.
This, Of course. is perfectly pro-
per in the eyes Of all sanctimonious
hypocritieal z o. p. men, but the
fusing of the Democrats and Popu-
lists. in the following States, in the
opinion Of these same badly scared
Reps. is all wrong:
Nebraska Kansas
South Dakota North Dakota
! Colorado Wyoming
Nevada Washington
Idaho Minnesota.
Well NAV Mcconnell. Sweet
Curtis and other Idaho followers q
Ben, Harrison shake in their boots
for they see nothing but overwhel
ming defeat for them in November
Let the good work go on.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-16

+
4. J. Bruce visited the capitol
city Friday.
\ partial eclipse Of the sun will
take place next Thursday.
Democrats. pull all together and
the victory will he yours on the Sth
Of November.
Henry Warren came in from
Mayfcld Thursday and went up to
the Bar yesterday.
Commissioner Nelsc Davis took
the middle Of the road" and went
to Boise Friday.
The Reps. are not ain it" this
year, consequently the people will
have better public servants in Ida
no hereafter.
Miss Sadie Sinnott, Of Hutchin-
son Kansas, arrives here last night,
to remain several months visiting
with her cousin, Judge Sinnott and
family.
Justice sullivan says n decision
on the Mormon registration case
will be rendered by the Supreme
Court some time during the coming
week,
The houses occupied bv Bert
Prey, John Holleaberk, John Ger
man, VIM. Parker and John Frank
and all their contents were destroy
ed by fire in Idaho City on the
night Of the 18th.
The Virginia Chronicle saws:
Some Of the county candidates
complain because the newspapers
do not boost them enough, yet they
will not patronize a newspaper 10
tie extent Of publishing their cards
Newspaper printers do not live on
wind, aud sauce for the goose is
sauce for the gander.
/ Fg-A large dwelling house III
Rocky Ear for sale. Lot 30 bv 1870
with government title Good losa.
ton for a boarding house. Apply
To G. NJ. Payne, Mt. Home, or &. d.
Golden, Rocky Bar.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-16

Senator Mitchell, Of Oregon, will
speak in Boise City ON the evening
Of the 24th., and the Republicans
are making great preparations for 4
big rally.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-16

Senator Morgan 81 Alabama says
Free coinage would no, only restore
silver toits former value. but it wunld.
rs has b. u shown, add thirty five pcr
cent to the present prices Of wheat.
and cotton, and 81 farm produce, and
It would increase the wages az the
labprtr and add to lis opportunities
for obtaining employment. -
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-16
Ed. |. RuntIey's
Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of Charles sayicrs. deceased.
Notire Is hereby given hy the undersigned. admin.
isrtoi u the estate Of Charles SAVERS deceased to
the creditors Of and all persons having claims against
the said deceased, to exhibit them with the neces-
sary vouchers within ten months after the hrst
publications - this notice. the said administrators al
Rocky Lar, Elmorr county, Idaho.
Il, CLINTON, Administrator Of
the estate Of Charles Sayiers, tieseased.
Dated at Rocky Bar, July 20, 1sg2.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-16

"Cheap silver, says the London
Standard, has given US cheap food
and raw materials and has enabled
England to hold IL own in the world
far more easily than her rivals Nu,h-
ing would be SO disastrous to our
foreign trade as a sudden raise in Ill.
yer" The above is sufficient answer
To gold bugs who assert that America
would Toe made the dumping ground
for the silver Of foregn nations. Eng.
land could not afford to aud would not
part with her silver, but as long rs she
can keep silver degraded she will De
SO, as il Is To her benefit.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-16


Without fail every Sunday 1G
copies Of the BULLETIN are placed
in the postoilice at Mountain Home
to so to suhrcribcrs along the read
between here and Junction Bar, vet
they often fail to receive them in
due time and wonder why thew can
not gel them rs regularly AZ do our
subscribers nj Pine Grove AMI
Rocky Ear-whieh bundles pa in
the mail sack We have waited
patiently for this wrong to Ne cor
rcctgd, and now wish our subscribers
TO know that the ncgl gcnce lies
solely in the postotlice here,
Moscow CIdaho) Democrat The
following acrostic tells the story Of
Protection" as it has revealed it.
self under the rule Of McKinlcyism:
P-lunder the worEiugman,
Rob him o. his right
Dust linn from the workshop,
Take away his mite.
Educate him falsely.
G arCiul not 10 tell
That your own big pocket
Is what Won wish to swell
O-rthat he ma.; work and mourn.
y ow HAT all his rights you spurn.
That which is popularity known
az the funny bone, Just II the point
Of the elbow, is in reality not bone
1T all, but a nerve which lies near
the surface, aul which, On getting
a knock or blow. cause tho we'll
known tiagling sensation in the
arms and fingers.
The Boise Democrat says TIN
only branch Of the public service ia
idaho whore there is no deficiency
tho aaaaf .uM i4s faa s4-
Hsr ma
I
da
ao i iirs, one thing and then an
osi.et ior o..!-, F. : p@alit ii 5taee.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-16
Notice of Forfeiture.

~IFNN VI UTTtTLUTBf
70 " Meoariy his heirs or assigns:
roy arr hereby notified that have expsnsied
Two hundred dollars ~ anl In lahor and i-,pro,o.
H''N'' curing The ycars lsao and 1901 on the
BALTIMORE
- mining eaim, situated n Middle BotSp Ennsg
sts.',t hniare county State Of Idaho, about nc
E,.t ~ itnhl W. town II Atlanta aud about tre
t.llted itet south Of The TFhonA nlnInr claim ~
~ required hv scctien asa Revised statutes %
Il nl'ei states, hyng The amount required 20 cd
49, 49,. ~ 80 ears, ending December 81, fsui.
~ our prbtt6a II n sa,s 4 -Isty.x ,loi,a,s
49,. - - s-il being i-3i ot above txTsnai.
.4t5. Altfin ninety DAVIS after this saties by
49, - fnn iaii NJ refuse Ia contribute your
II, 1R .aa alsin VIII teeumr The property ~ sAs
" ,,.., aasr sai'l section sa24 Hesssi ssasus~s
49, i t'' STATES JOHN LYNCH
h"'ei Atiasss Anrtst ~. isea
ziat ti.i.ss-lHE, SEPT Is
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-16
THE HOp ISDU sYRf

j has long been conceded ~ men
who have had extensive experience ia
tho hol.rrowing business, that the
soil Of this valley / peculiarly adapted
"a the cultivation al this crop. But
fpr some reason our people have been
backward about testing the results Of
80 profitable an enterpri.e The fol
lowing from the Fa"ctte independent
may he pointer" Tor SOME Of our
entcrprising farmers:
n I. Win pleasure That We maze the announce.
ueut toslgs tilI tLv Pa cite valley Is - have 60
matter UU!yr Investigation Tor sauc tilg" past. IN
far7n- a. b. t., ssguTr,i the aGops Fariu u an
F experienced aud successful hoy grower Who viii
come T. Pavettee ~ ,ure and proceed % make the
necessary arrangement for ths .sHtHE - ~ arrss
ot hops. 10 those vito are familiar i'h the Uaufier-
fdl rc.ts, IN commercial way, that N bc reap 4
from such eutUrir-e, IL viii p" Frsltly that
necessary capital ana uNturtslIa, a. dsIIUNtf.r tic
pfR feasibility ut planning large tracts 81 lani ~
drYpi- tntriisruth UiUrgtt ,.iJTtS to the cutie.
ton anil handling II hui- The part VI. Shashan
h1E taken 10 see sihg L.is enterprise j. truly cuui-
mendable,
Texas Siftiags: Learned men
tell us that in Latin the word editor
means TO cat La the nited States
it means to scratch around like
blazcs to get something to eat
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-16
TRIAL JURORS.

The following named trial jurors
were drawn Friday to serve during
the coming term of the District
C,,,r,.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-16
Democratic Ticket.

Democratic Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT,
GROVER CLEVELAND,
OF New York.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
A. l.. STEVENSON,
OF ILLINOIS.
Idaho State Ticket.
For Presidential Electors,
S. d. STRONG, OF Nez Perez.
ID. r. MONROE, Of Logan.
A. W0MERSLEY, OF Bingham.
For Congress,
f. d. TRUE, of Alturas.
For Governor,
JOHN NJ. BURKE, If Shoshone.
For Lieut.. Governor,
GEO. V. BRYAN, Of Alturas.
For Secretary State,
]. III. WICKERSHAM, OF Ada.
For Treasurer,
7. A. REGAIN, OF Ada.
For Auditor,
], w. MCCLURE, Of Kootenai,
For Attorney General,
w. T. REEVES, OF Ada.
For Supt. Of Instruction,
J. w. FARRIS. OF Bingham.
For Supreme Judge,
+. Z. ENSIGN, Of Alturas.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-16

Hanover Nat. Bank, Nv York.
First Nat. Baak, Ogden, Utah.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-25
FORTY MILES AN HOUR.
A CIallam Bay Inventor Construc ting
Wonderful Propeller steamer.


CLALLAM BAY, March 23.-TSpecial. w.
W. Perkins, machinist of this place, has
applied for patent on spiral screw pro-
pelIer steamboat which he has invented.
He claims that his boat will have speed
of forty miles an hour. The vessel which
he has designed, and which he is now
building, is unlike any other craft ahoat.
There is no hull. the body of the boat
being wooden tube thirty-six inches in
diameter and sixty feet in length. Around
this tube is spiral screw, reaching the
entire length, with propelling blades. The
screw is also of wood, bound with iron,
and completed the propeller will weigh one
ton, with sufficient buoyancy to hold up
six and one-half tons weight. The pro-
peller rests in light iron frame shaped
like boat, but which is only one inch
wide, the idea being to secure as
little resistance as possible to the
vessels movement through the water.
Over the center of the screw rests a small
cabin, which will accommodate limited
number of passengers, and the ten-horse
power engine with which the motive
power is furnished. The design indicates
that when in motion about one-half of the
screw will be submerged. The craft is
Steereu WIN an ordinary ruuuer anu
naphtha will probably be used as fuel. 1t
is learned that the principle the inventor
intends to apply in this case, that of using
propeller the entire length of vessel. is
not new one. The records of the patent
Office at Washington City show that one
G. S. Burr secured a patent in 1885 for spi-
raj screw steamship. But his propeller was
placed under the keel of a completely built
boat and it does not seem to have been
success as nothing has ever been heard of
it since. In the Perkins invention the
propeller floats half out of water
on the revolving tube and its blades
are so constructed as to send the
thing flying through the water with every
revolution of the tube. Perkins has CON-
menced building the vessel, but to obtain
better facilities leaves this week for Port
Townsend, where it will be finished up.
He expects to make the trial trip in
about two months, and to startle the
world with a new style of flyer. The
owners and promoters of the invention are
w. ". Perkins, Captain Z. C. Weaver and
W. E. Theodore. A notice from the
patent Office has been received stating that
the invention has sufficient novelty to en-
title the applicant to 4 patent.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-25
TO MURDER THE RICH
Paris Anarchists Decide That
Poison Excels Dynamite.
DIABoLIcAL PLOT DISCOVERED.
Cipriana and Other italian Anarchists
Standardization Soldiers May Wear
Shamrock on st. Patrick's Day.

PANS, March 24-The bands of anarch-
lists responsible for the recent dynamite
explosions have resolved to use poison for
their destructive work instead of dyna-
mite, which has caused but trifling loss of
life. The dynsmiters have been expert
menting to discover poison which could
cause death without the risk of detection.
A sample of poison was found during the
search of the lodging house. A num-
Der of documents written in cipher
were found in the possession of
an anarchist arrested today. The officials
discovered the key to the cipher and
gained confirmation of the poison story.
When the man was arrested he was seek
ing employment in an aristocratic family
who had incurred the hatred of the anarch-
lists and against whom sentence of death
had been pronounced, the man arrested
having been selected to carry out the evil
design by poisoning all foods and LIQUIDS
on the first favorable opportunity. The
discovery of the diabolical plot has greatly
increased the feeling of alarm caused by
the recent anarchist demonstrations
ROME, March 24-The trial of the anar-
chists arrested for participating in the
Mayday riots was concluded today. Cap
riani and Pail were sentenced to two
years and eight months Imprisonment
each, and to pay fine of 1850 Tires. Cor
ner, German student, was sentenced to
one year and fine of 500 Tires. Forty
nine others were sentenced to terms
ranging from two years to twenty-five
days, police surveillance and other minor
restrictions
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-25
the Atlantic, Gulf and Pacific coasts in about

the Atlantic, Gulf and Pacific coasts in about
twenty or twenty-one years.
There is no doubt that the steel forgIngs for
even the largest guns can be manufactured on
the Pacific coast. Representations have been
made to the committee as to the facilities for
the production of steel forgihgs ar san Fran
cisco, where open-hearth furnaces capable OF
casting 27-ton steel forging are now estab-
lished; and Bencia has received consideration
with reference to its suitableness for gun fac
tory. The Chamber OF Commerce of the city of
Seattle urges the location of the factory at or
nesr that point }. Furth, president OF that
body, says:
"lron and coal of excellent quality abound in
this city, and the mines are easily accessible
from Seattle. A large part OF the armament for
the Coast must be used on the Puget sound, and
the establishment of the foundry here would
save great expense in transportation. The Mes
Bay Company at Kirkland, on Lake Washing
ton. is erecting firstclass steel plant on which
S250,cO has already been spent, and which viii
be completed within year. Responsible parties
guarantee suitable location on Lake Washing
ton for the government foundry
Others, again, favor the establishment OF the
proposed factory ct some point on the Columbia
river near which pig iron is found.
In view of the difference OF opinion existing
as to the exact place on the Pacific coast where
the factory should be located, the committee sre
OF the opinion that i.s location should tie left to
the decision OF board OF competent experts, TO
be appointed by the president, provided for in
the bill
1t appears from the statement OF the chief of
ordnance that if there be no large establishment
of this kind located on the Pacific coast, there
will be need OF two small establishments for re-
pairs, one located at Beneeia and the other far
Their north, on the Columbia rlyer or on Puget
sound.
The bill approprates 81 ,Ooo.C90 for the erection
OF suitable buildings, the purchase of suitable
machinery, and other materials necessary Tor
the establishment and maintenance at some
point on or near the Pacific coast OF plant for
finishing and assembling the parts OF heavy
guns and other ordnance for the use OF the
army and navy. 1t authorizes the president
10 appoint board to consist of three officers of
the army and three officers OF the navy. 10
examine and report what in their opinion, is
the most suitable site for the erection of the
plant, thus leaving the location dependent upon
the report OF the board OF experts
The committee, fully approaching the ne 'es-
sity OF another gun factory and the advantages
which would result from its location on the
Pacific coast, report the bill fayorably and
recommend that it do pass.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-25
Y. NJ. c. A. BASEBALL LEAGUE.
Players Apportioned to the Four Clubs
Getting the Grounds Ready.


Getting tho Grounds Ready.
The committee appointed by the Y. NJ.
c. A. Baseball League to apportion the
players among the clubs met at the Y. NJ.
c. A. gymnasium last evening and COM
pletcd it's work. Following are the clubs
and players assigned to each:
Baukers-A. L Cramer, F. w. Calhoun, DR. R.
N. Eames, ]. II. Carter, f. W. Hilton, c. H.
Noble. o. w. Rank, r. 5. Radfeld, A. F. Four
willie, p. Baxter.
University--F. r. Atkins, S. Ballard, Fl. OAR
lington, II. A. Fletcher, F. A. Frederick, H. E.
Laugston, II. A. Turner, A. l.. Willard, c. P.
Watkins, E. L. Gamble, W. H. Laugan, w. H.
Bestty.
Lawyers-George E. Adams J. Collins. W. T.
Ferguson, F. ). Griffith, George Linder, z. B.
Raw.on, T. F. Quirk, Julius c. Smith, Fl. A.
Schroeder, J. L. Waller, j. C. Blair, Frank In
gersoll.
Clerks-E B. Burweu, G. C. DeGroat, H. Egell,
H. A. Frederick, P. l. Hope, j. II. Irving G. NJ.
Mantor, A. S. Nickerson, l. NJ. Rank, E. C.
Sharpe. C. X. Zillo, J. p Linn, Fred Crockett
The Bankers will meet tomorrow night
at Z 30 O'Clock in the Dexter Horton bank
for the purpose of selecting captain and
transacting other business of Importance.
The Clerks will effect an organization
Monday evening. March %, at 1880 o'clock
in the Y. NJ. C. A. parlor.
The Lawyers are requested to report for
practice Friday afternoon, April l.
Professor Lippy, the organizer of the
league, states that work on the grounds,
corner Howell and Eleventh streets, will
commence this week and be pushed as
rapidly as possible. He has decided to
allow each club the use of the grounds one
evening in each week, thus avoiding con-
fiicts in practice. The first game of the
season will start with the professor as um-
,oire