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The morning call., 1893-05-30
Young Mems Institute.

The board OF grand directors has appointed
Director ORouike aud Grand Treasurer Lynch
a committee on transportation. The date of
the next meeting of the ninth Grand Council
will be fixed next month.
A number of members from the interior
called at headquarters last week. Among
them were: Messrs. 7. j. O'Brien OF Marys.
Vile, NJ. j. Lynch OF Petaluma. Mr.. Callaghan
OF Lyermore. MIR. Kennedy and Mr.. Barry, O,
Oakland.
Capital Council OF Sacramento is very pros
porous. 1t Is going to give river moonlight
excursion next month.
Ignatian Council, Y. M. l., expects a large
audience at the Metropolitan Temple next Fri
day evening. In addition TO the lecture by
Rev. George Montgomery the grand president
Will make an address and select musical pro-
grainme Will be presented.
Leo Council No SO held an entertainment
and ball last Saturday night at Port Costa. Ex-
President James r. Smith, T. q. p. delivered
an address. Grand Directors OR0urke and
Krelzwlll were also present.
The jinks of Columbia Council No. 30 on
Saturday night was termed "Flfty-tive's Face
tious Feast" The attendance was large and
all were well entertained with an interesting
programme.
dan Council No. ~ held joint reception At
Bnai Birth bail last Wednesday evening
which proved a very pleasant affair. TIL Sc
councils Will hold joint picnic on the 30th at
Fairfax.
Council No. ca of Fresno recently held a
most successful sat home"
Pioneer Council No. celebrated its change
of meeting place by an open meeting last
Thursday nieht and entertained many visitors
Councils Nos. 1896. 1877. 1913 and 1919 were
organized in the ATLANTIC Jurisdiction during
tbs past week, No. 1876 In Virginia, which
marks the entrance OF the Y. M. l. within the
borders OF still another state; No. 1877 Is at
Columbus Ohio; No. 1913 at Winchester, KY,
and No. 1919 in Cincinnati. Ohio.
Councils Nos. 6. s. 81 and 108 Of Oakland
VIII hold joint picnic at Glen Ellen On June
Is.
Fraternity Council No. 81 OF East Oakland
will nay a fraternal visit TO Golden State COup-
Gil No. Ii of Haywards. on June 8.
Fraternity Council Nc. 81 will initiate four at
Its next meeting.
On Tuesday, May 80. the councils Of Alameda
County Will have celebrated requiem high
mass at st. Patrck's Church, Oakland for the
deceased members of the order.
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CASHIER FLOODS FEARS.
The Donohoe-Keliy Bank Will Prose-
cute With Vigor.

When the case of John W. Flood.
charged with embezzling SI62, 900 from the
Donohoe-Kelly Banking Company, came
up before Judge Seawell yesterday As
slstant District Attorney Hinkle read a
telegram from w. w. Foote, Floods coun-
sci, saying that he was engaged in the
Murphy will case in Oakland and asking
that the trial be postponed one week.
Reuben II. Lloyd, who represents the
bank, rose and said that he was DESTROYS
of proceeding without further DELAY.
Lloyd said that lie wished to state that
the bank people were very angry at GER
tain rumors that had been spread to the
effect that they wished 10 relinquish the
prosecution. On the contrary, they were
determined to push the investigation with
the utmost vigor, and hoped that no
further continuance would be granted.
Finally the Judge agreed to postpone
the trlal Tor one week. with the distinct
understanding that it must be proceeded
with without fail on Monday next.
The morning call., 1893-05-30
The Cook and the Can.

L. r. Murphy. the popular cook OF the
tug Fearless, had narrow escape on sun
day. The tug had big party aboard,
having gone out early in the morning to
watch the Monterey depart. expecting her
TO leave at daybreak. AS time wore on
the party grew hungry. and Murphy started
in TO make batch OF bread for them. The
fire appeared out, but lie had faith by ex-
perience in kerosene, and selling the can,
emptied it over the embers. The result
was an explosion which burnt his
whiskers, eyebrows, toreIock and fore
head. The latter was very severely
burned, ard Captain D. r. Haskell and
Mate joseph Trewin were afraid that bis
syeslght must have suffered. ~ can Sc Q
The morning call., 1893-05-30
Lengthening Swing Bridges


A clever piece of engineering work has
been done at the entrances TO a
London dock. 1t was found necessary
to lengthen the swing bridges over
the import and export locks. as
the width OF those locks had been in
creased by some twenty feet. The bridges
carried large amount of railway passen-
ger and goods traffic. so that there were
only short intervals when train
was not RAISING over them. AS the
railway traffic could not be inter
rupfed, some method of increasing the
length of the bridges had 10 be adopted
that would allow the alteration to be pro-
ceeded with without in any way interfering
with the trains aud the following plan was
carried out: The bridges were first sup
ported on trestles resting on the bottom of
the lock and these were made to carry
the bridges and their live and dead loads.
the rivets being cut out of the existing
lattice web of the main Orders and the
top boom of the Orders being raised
so as to increase the depth by four
Feet BY this arrangement the stress
per square of an inch on the booms of the
main gtrders was not increased BY tho adj
dillon to their length, or by the extra load
they had to carry over the increased span.
new web of greater depth was neces
sary throughout the main Orders, as we'll
as IN the portion that had to be added 4
the ends, but nothing Lad to be done 10
the existing booms.
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l. o. o. F.

Grand Patriarch Savage will visit Porierville
June 8; Selma, 9Th; Tulare, eth; Fresno. 9Th;
MERGED, 9th; Visalia, 10Th.
The hall association reports many retrench-
nienrs and The determination 10 make more.
The relief committee has Il new constitution
and rules under consideration.
The order is moving forward most success
fully In California The continued prosperity
of this fraternity Is most gratifying.
San Andreas Lodge No. so and Sequoia
Rebekah Lodge VIII hold memorial services 1T
San Andreas in the Odd Fellows Cemetery on
Decoration day.
Crockett Lodge is completing new hall, and
expects TO dedicate II with 81 eat gathering on
june 16.
Unity No. 131 has all ARRANGEMENTS made
for the reunion of The brethren June 6.
Amty Rebekah Lodge made a surprise call
upon Occidental Lodge last Thursday event ing
and expefienced a cordial welcome.
The Milwaukee committees are arranging an
attractive programme for the Sovereign Grand
Lodge next September.
ADril Past Grand Sire Sanders of New
YORK reached his seventy fourth birthday. He
Is twenty-one days older than the order In
America and has been TO; many years an at
iepdant at the sessions OF The supre ME BODY.
He was grand size in 1866GS.
The morning call., 1893-05-30
Miscellaneous.

Nominations. elections and installations are
only published In this department in connec
ton with newly instituted bodies. Proceedings
are not given except those OF annual sessions
of parent bodies.
q. Illustrations OF grand officers, deputies
anniversaries, public receptions, etc., are news
That subord mate regularly meets at GER
lain number on some street on certain night
is an advertisement.
The order OF Scottish Clans VIII hive re-
ception at Military Hall, Oakland, June 8.
The DIuids are moving along steadily. j. S.
hnafsion q. s.. Instituted new grove at Los
Angeles last Saturday night and short time
ago another one At Eureka with thirly-olIe
charter members, and Nus. Knarston at the
same locality Instituted Eureka Circle No.
with goodly charter lisI. Arrangements are
nearly complete for the reception OF June "a
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$2.s67,6s6
New Suits Filed.

Max Freud & Co. sue E. A. Levy to re-
cover $500 II for goods sold.
William A. Richards sues to recover the
balance due on promissory note for
S257 43 executed by T. ]. Tooby in favor
of the Bancroft Whitney Company on
January 8. 1892, and to foreclose mortgage
on a law library.
j. j. Bauer has brought suit to recover
S11S7 40 from T. j. and j. V. Owens and j.
NJ. Wood for work done under three separ-
ate contracts by J. e. Whittier. Nj. Gran
nan and r. c. Harris in constructing the
harbOr seawan.
The morning call., 1893-05-30
Improved Order of Red Men.

Great Sachem LOWE and Great Chief OF
Records Maher have been trailing In the north,
exemplsfying the new work and receiving the
plaudiis OF the braves. Many palefaces have
been scalped aud the wigwams are filling up
nj b members. AT Grass Valley aud Nevada
receptions and adoptions marked the visits
Not only the chiefs and bucks attended the re-
ceptions, but the Degree OF Pocahontas was well
represented by the Indian madens. BaDquets
corn aud venison, with all needed accompani.
mepts, made the paths OF the great chiefs very
enjoyable in the north.
Next Thursday the Osceolas will entertain
the great chiefs. Fifteen palefacts are to be
adopted.
The MauZanitas and Seminoles are to be Wis
lied next Wednesday, night mystery sur
rounds this call. which the Red Men should heed
and investigate.
Groy EAGLE and Wawona are also favored
with TisltaiionS and much work. Tecnmseh is
busy. lu fact the reservation Is wide-awake
and pr0sperlDg.
The veteran Adam Smith visited the Paw
nee's last sleep aud made talk.
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Good TempIarS.

Columbus Lodge No 300 OF East Oakland, in
stituted February II. has just closed Its charter
with fifty members. 1t was organized by VII
liam Crowhurst, p. G. p, and has In member
ship Rev. c. V. Anthony, DID,. the first chief
tempiar ever elected in California. The lodge
recently visited San Lorenzo Lodge in body
and were handsomely entertained
The district lodge OF Alameda County meets
In the hall OF Fountain Lodge, Oakland, to. day
A lodge composed principally OF soldiers was
organized at Angel Island last week
International Lodge WAS visited by Richard
son Lodge last Monday evening making large
attendance. -Four candidates were Initiated
This evening Rev. Z. Il. Ollie will speak at an
open meeting ID Mozart Hall to the order and
the tubic.
Hayes Valley Band OF Hope ia going to unite
with Lifeboat Juvenile Temple No. g
Valley Lodge is Initiating ana holding GOOD
meetings S
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Masonic.

Freemasonry Is in a fiourishing condition In
India. The list of lodges under the Grand
Lodge of England show In Bengal AZ lodges,
Bombay "a. Burmah 8, Madras % and the Pun
jah 22-tota 119. Under the Grand Lodge OF
Scotland there are also 33 lodges. raising the
grand total 10 151 lodges.
The veteran associations are gaining favor
throughout the entire union.
The old Dunbane Cathedral In Scotland in
Its recent renovation had lis memorial stone
LAID by the Grand Master of Scotland.
Lodge No. 2l2 of this city had an unusual
attendance al its called meeting last Thursday,
upon The occasion on comforting the third de-
gree urOn the son of Grand Lecturer Hare.
Many officers and members OF :he city and In
terror lodges were present; also visitors from
the East and foreign countries. ] he grand lee
turer filled the masters chair. making the even
ing OF extra interest.
The morning call., 1893-05-30
Why Rats Are Valuable in Paris.

New Orleans Picayune.
Almost everywhere In the world. except
In Paris, rats are considered trouble
some nuisance to be got rid Of by any
means possible. The Parisians, or the
contrary, convert this nuisance into use
fui member OF society and source of
revenue In Paris rats are>collected from
every possible source ind placed In great
The morning call., 1893-05-30
CHINESE GOING HOME.
nongolians Are Leaving California in
DroveS of Thousands.

In few days Collector r. G. Phelps
will retire from office. and as he has waged
a bitter war on Chinese and opium-smug-
glers during his term that class of crimi-
nails will be glad that he has gone.
According 10 the statistics that the Col
lector has prepared the arrivals of Chinese
at this port from May 81. 1859, to May 81.
$685. were 1882; departures, $500.
The statistics relating to opium seizures
reflect great credit upon the Collector and
his assistants. The opium seized during
the period between May %, 1889, and Nav
81 1893 was as follows.
The morning call., 1893-05-30
A q Ill w

Last Thursday. Friday ard SATURDAYS CALI.
contain full accounts of the establishment and
proceedings OF the new Grand Lodge of the
Degree of Honor.
Grand Master Booth will visit Gait June !:
lone. I'd; Suffer Creek, Sd; Volcano, 9th;
Arpador 9th; Plymouth, It'll; jackson. 9Th;
san Andreas, 9th; Angels. 10th: Murpheys,
The morning call., 1893-05-30
Knights of Pytlias.

The Pythian Courier is 4 neat semi.monthly,
commenced 10 further the cause OF California
Pythansm.
The last Grand Lodge was series OF most
pieasant surprises and enjoyments. The local
brethren Of Nevada County acouitted Them
selves with credit and generous hospitality.
The morning call., 1893-05-30

A block of coal. believed to be the larg-
est ever mined in this country. was taken
out OF mine at Roslyn.-- Wash, several
days ago.. 1t ia "a feet long, feet 8 inches
wide, feet s inches high. and weighs
4L000 hounds. 1t is. perhaps. the largest
lump ever mined In the world, as il is
larger than the block England Ia sending to
tue Chicago Fair as prize specimen.
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Sons of Temperance.

District divisions are being established
throughout the State 10 further the cause of
this veteran order. Prizes have been offered
by Grand Patriarch Crowhurst as an incentive
10 active work
Pioneer Division No. &c has just been insti.
tuted at Big Pine. Inyo County.
district meeting Is to be held by Centennial
Division next month
The morning call., 1893-05-30

pound, where the carcasses of all animals
dying in the city are thrown. These re-
mains are speedily disposed OF by the rats,
which leave behind nothing bur the Clearly
picked bones. There are no such s3aveDg-
ers as rats. Four times year these rats
are rounded up and killed. and their skins
are utilized in the everywhere admired
form of CANT de Paris, 10 decorate the
hands of loneliness the world over.
The morning call., 1893-05-30

.ha Monterey" the cook assured them.
so guess I'm all right" and he insisted
on helping with the batch of bread. Ii
the stovelid had been In plaza it Is believed
Murphy would have been seriously in
jured. if not killed. AS it is, it will be a
long time before he can wear anything
but turban saturated with sweet oil.
The morning call., 1893-05-30
COUGHS.
Consumption

In cases that have been given up by their doctors
ana their friends all hope gone all efforts TO cure
ceased when some one that had been saved tro IN a
ixe iate comes In or hears OF their case and says:
HALE'S HONEY OF HoRFHoUND did it ana If
VIII cure yon, tor Friends never give up until
you nave iuiiy tired HALES HONEY OF HoRE.
land ST. " 80
remember The -HALr'S HONEY OF
HOREHOUND AND TAR-as there are counter
yetts 7. n. CRlTTENToN No. Il5 Fulton ST.. New
York. Proprietor. Sold by Druggists.
oc24 Il ErTu
The morning call., 1893-05-30
Masonry in Endia-Encanpment Visi-
tations-Good Tempiars-A. L.
of H.-S. of Items.
Official Assessm Table.

lOnicial assessment notices of any lrgi innate
fraternal society VIII be published free of cost
In above tabl-. Send them with any other mat
tiers OF Importance. by Friday, addressed Fra
fernal Society Editor MORNING CALL, San
FianciscO1
The morning call., 1893-05-30
Sons of st. GEORGE.

The retiring officers OF Burnaby Lodge Me-
1874 were the recipients of an enjoyable dinner
party last week at the residence Of the retiring
president, Thomas w. Butcher. and wife, who
took this pleasing method OF expressing their
aDpreclatlnn
The morning call., 1893-05-30
American legion of Honor.

The current monthly statement contains
lightweight deaths, calling for payment of
$4,000. OF these California has two claims
amounting to $4,000.
The last months receipts were S243, 652 So
and disbursements S241, 500.
Eleven new councils have been organized In
New York with membership of 355. BY June
80 there will be twenty-five councils. with a
membership OF 1000.
Texas reports Il gain OF twenty one councils
and 559 member.
favorable. Those for May will be even better.
The new council at San Pedro closed its char
ter with thirty four members and several appli.
cations ON hand.
Nevada City Council will Initiate ten at It's
next session.
The morning call., 1893-05-30
SIZES s, zN.

Finest quality, PEBBLE GOAT BUTTON
TIP or plain toe 81 %
FINE CALF FOX BUTTON, standard screwed
soles, the best wearing school shoe made. i &c
FINEST QUALITY LILY KID BUTTON. 1 q
GEN CINE FRENCH KID BUTTON. ......... l AZ
FINEST QUALITY LILY KID BUTTON;
foxed cloth kid tops; square toe and
patent leather tips. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l sc
GENUINE FREN CH KID FOXED BUTTON:
cicth tops. square toe and patent leather
Observation-Disclosures. lie
FRENCH PATENT LEATHER FOX BUT
TON: cloth or French kid tops .......,. l rs
CANVAS BUTTON SHOES (This is the best
wearing canvas shoe made) ............... 2E
RuSSET LEATHER BUTTON; square toe
and tip OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l SO
The morning call., 1893-05-30

Mrs. Ella Wheeler Wilcox wears thumb
ring and uses five quarts of milk TO one
complexion bath.
The morning call., 1893-05-30
Ladies' Spring Heel Bltt0l Shoes

PEBBLE GOAT BUTTON, plain toe ..... 80 90
TAMPiCO PEBBLE GOAT BUTTON, square
toe and Tip. sc
FRENCH KID BUTTON, plain toe. ... oC
FINE LILY KID BUTTON, foxed, square
toe and patent-leather tips 90
PARIS KID BUTTON. -foxed, cloth tops,
square toe and patentleather tlps.... 2 so
FRENCH KID BUTTON. foxed cloth OF kid
tops, square toe and patent-Ieather TIPS OC
EXTRA QUALITY GRISON FRENCH KID
BUTTON. French Md or fine black cloth
tops, square toe and patent-leather tips. sc
FINE CALF F0XED BUTTON. dun dom
COLA kid tops. splendid school shoe. SO
The morning call., 1893-05-30
Knights and Ladies of Honor.

Yerba Buena Lodge, San Jose, received a
visit from {. e. O'Donnell, Il. p, and wife,
Grand Secretary S. Is. Carleton aud wife. Grand
Treasurer ]. w. Maher and Grand Guide Mrs.
+. A. Major last Wednesday. There was speech
making, dancing and The presentation of an
emblematlc badge 10 District Deputy L. w.
liurlbut by the grand secretary. Next Wednes-
day evening this lodge will tender the grand Of
fcefs ii grand reception ana banquer.
most pleasant evening was enjoyed by Har.
mony Lodge of Sacramento last Friday even.
Ing Those present from this city were The
grand protector and wife, grand secretary and
wife aud Mrs. l.. A. Balcb, +. u. r. j. &. Pier.
son was presented with an elegant gold en-
bemaJic badge. and a delicious supper con-
Guided.
Excelsior's social next Thursday evening and
The reception rendered Mrs. I. b. Key by West
End Lodge next Tuesday evening are the prin.
cipai social events on tie taps.
District Deputy hrs. ID. j. Kaplan visited
Pacific Lodge last Monday evening and re-
ceived royal welcome.
A serirs uf etficial visits will soon be inaugu-
rated by the graud officers.
Election OF officers In The subordinaes will be
the principal order OF business for june
The morning call., 1893-05-30

The following elbows the imports of pre-.
pared opium from May %, 1889. to May %,
The morning call., 1893-05-30

SIZES 8-lO1A.
FINEST QUALITY TAMPICO PEBBLE
GOAT BUTTON SHOES, tip or plain toe ! 81
FINE CALF FOX BUTTON standard
screwed soles ............ .....-........... l Z!
GENUINE GRISoN FRENCH KID BUTTON
Observation-Disclosures. 1 AZ
FINEST QUALIFY LILY KID BUTTON,
foxed cloth or kid tops, square toe and
patent leather tips. II
GENUINE FRENCH KID BUTTON, foxed
cloth tops. square toe and patent-leather
tips. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. O.
FRENCH PATENT-LEATHER, FOXED.
BUTTON. cloth or French kid tops -. o,
CANVAS BUTTON SHOES. very best made. 81
RUSSET LEATHER, BUTTON, square
and tip. Observation-Disclosures. Il
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-11-11
THE KICKER,s CORNER.

The Kicker, has come to be recog-
nized as an important and often benefi-
cent element in society, and it has been
suggested to the TRIBUNE that he
ought to be heard. Therefore. we have
concluded to try the somewhat unique
experiment of setting aside a column
for the especial benefit of the kicker.
lfyou have any grievance of a public
nature, you are respectfully invited to
register it in the kicker's corner. If
your taxes are not Justly assessed, if
your road overseer, school trustee or
teacher does not do his duty; if the city
ordinances are not enforced or if hood
lums are permitted to make night hide
GUS, enter your protest in the kicker's
corner. Or if bridges or roads are in a
bad condition; public nuisances harrass
you or your neighbors, file a complaint.
Make your pleadings short and pointed
and if your kick has any public bearing
it will receive attention. Sign your
name to all communications, not nee
essarily for publication but in evidence
IF the fact that you are a legitimate
kicker. AS this department is in the
hands of specialist. kindly address
communication intended for this col
umn, TRIBUNE Kicker, Caldwell, Idaho.
Remember that great latitude will be
given the kicker SO long as he confines
himself to respectful language and
public subjects.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-11-11
3 for Is cents, Badley's.
UTAH ALL RIGHT.
The Great Territory Joins the Victorious Rspub'
lican Column.

Ogden, Utah, Nov. 8.-Utah joined
the general Republican landslide, and
the latest advices give the legislature to
the Republicans on joint ballot. Two
years ago there was not single Re-
publican in the legislature.
Ogden city elects a full Republican
municipal and legislative ticket.
In Salt Lake national issues were
ignored. the Citizens ticket winning
over the Liberal ticket which was de-
feated except city treasurer. Mayor
Baskin, who was elected by the Liber-
ais two years, bolted that organization
and was nominated on the nonpartisan
ticket to succeed himself. thus heading
the victorious ticket.
All over the territoy there were great
Republican gains and the people are
jubilant. Utah will join the sisterhood
of states as Republican state.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-11-11
NOTICE-DESERT LAND.
u. s. Land Office, Boise City Idaho [

July Is, 1888.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Clara j Mc(iinty against Dan w. Thomas for
failure to comply with law rs to desert Land entry
No. 796. dated July 12,. 1890, upon the wy s.w.
4 section 8, township 8, N range W, In
Canyon county, Idaho, with a.. view to
alleging that Dan W. Thomas made ssid entry
with speculative and fraudulent intent and not
for the purpose Of redeenling the lands embraced
therein from their arid condition or retaining,
cultivating or settling upon the same. That
said entryman failed during the years 1890,
1884, 1892, and 1893 to date hereof, TO convey, OF
cause to be conveyed, upon said land or any part
thereof. sufficient or any water for the
from It's desert and arid condition and
has not from said 10Th day OF July, 1880,
to the 18th day Of July, 1893 both Inclusive, Of 4
IL any manner reclaimed said land Of any portion
thereof from its desert and arid condition: That
said cntrymen has not nled II said once b.
land under the act Ct March srd, lde, psrtainlng
amendatOry Of certain an1davit OF contest
against said entry, filed by the contestant In said
ONCE July 8, 1898. The said parties are hereby
summoned to appear vt this Office on the 9Th
day OF September 1888, at ten O'Clock .. m. 10
respond and furnish testimony concerning the
Anidasit Of inability to make personal servies
filed, and service by publication ordered Sept.
2, 1893. Oct q, 1881, day set for hearing.
CHAs. 8. KINGSLEY, Register.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-11-11
culruS Gus.

Ats meeting held last Saturday even
ing in the office of Morrison and Rice, q
literary society was organized to be
known as the cultus club, object: Liter
airy culture, meetings will be held in
Presbyterian church every two weeks
commencing Monday evening Nov 9th
Program of first meeting will appear
next week and will consist of music,
readings, declarations, essays, orations
and debates. Anyone of literary turn
of mind is asked to join and take part.
Let the people of Caldwell give this
society their hearty support. The
ladies are especially invited to attend
and assist us. ED. E. MAXEY.
Chairman Elk. Com