The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-03-15
short time the party returned with
the following:

!, This club shall be known as the Con
e trary club, and its officers shall consist o
president and secretary.
The presidents regalia Shall be a whit
s collar and nobody else must wear whit.
collar. SO that if a row takes place we viii
! know our president and protect him
5 Inc presidents decision must be para
mount in everything.
, The secretary must keep record o.
the proceedings of all meetings. Hi,
. only regalla must be pen or pencil OF
stick of wood behind his ear
we want no treasurer, as we never ex
pect 10 nave any money in our treasury.
one other attendant-an outside door
guard. His only regalia shall be a paiI
OF blue overals. and nobody else must
wear blue overalls. His duty shall be To
see that no dogs, tramps or policemen
enter the stall, let no dog fights 90 on al
the door or under the windows. as il
, might disturb the deliberations of The
club
Arr. /. Any person can be a member of
thls club If he or she is white and can
keep their nose clean and out OF other
peoples business.
Art. :. The president and secretary can
hOld Office during their natural lives. I'M
less sooner kicked out.
Art .. committee OF three members
IN good standing must be appnted by the
president to execute all laws and regula-
lions made by this club and, if necessary.
use muscular force but no guns.
Art. 4. No person must put or second a
motion unless he or she is in good stand
ing, out they can put motion sitting
down II they are too lazy to stand up.
Art D. A motion to adjourn will al
ways be in order, but this club must
never adjourn until such motion is made
and seconded.
Art D. The president must always sing
song before adjourning
Art Z. This club must meet every
Thursday until further notice.
On motion the above rules and laws
were adopted by vote of 8 to 10.
First business, resolution by
Manning:
Resolved, That all hogs running loose
IN Mineral city be taken by the committee
and killed and the meat divided among
the citizens.
Judge Gray, having the only hog
now running loose in Mineral, made
desperate fight for the freedom of
his pig. After considerable arpu-
ment for and against, Mr.. Grays pic
Will be allowed to run for a short
time, bat any strange hog found by
the committee must be executed and
his carcass divided up
The Waterman of the Mutual
smelter, George Croker, was severely
censured and is to be reprimanded
by the president for his inhumanity
and cruelty for leaving his son in a
cold house without fire three or
four hours every day and, going to
another house, cooks warm dinner
for himself alone and scarcely ever
takes any lunch back Croker sub
scribes for the New York Sum-
A motion by Mr.. Neer, to the effect
that the president appoint a member
to enquire if Judge Gray drew any
money from the county funds for
certain interment the Judge made
last April, and report at next meeting.
as he, Mr. Neer, had reason to be-
lieve the job was not well done was
carried
A resolution was offered and con
iirmed law that no young man or
Old man visit any house where a lady
and family reside while the husband
is absent, or any house where a lady
resides singly or alone, without leave
from the executive committee, and
that he be accompanied by the chair
man of the committee.
The president then appointed the
committee of three rs follows: Messrs
W. W. Campbell, Loomis Neer and
W. II. Gray. Mr.. Campbells name
first on the list makes him
chairman, and he will hereafter be
required to accompany all visitors.
Several other resolutions were Of
fered, argued and laid on the table
until next meeting.
The president was then requested
to sing his closing song before nd
lourning. Someone placed the stand
amp in front of him and while he
was singing Marching Through
5eorgia' everyone skipped The
asst we heard of him he was at the
ioor with the stand lamp in his hand
'xclaiming in stentorian voice.
Come back and adjourn this meet
ngr' +
The school is progressing nicely. =
The teacher, Mrs. Day, gives good
abstraction.
The SIGNAL arrived on Saturday.
he 3D. inst, o. k. The same even -
ne we were waited on 10y commit '
ee of ladies' The leader, apparent -
Y, addressed us as follows: "Your
ecision in regard to the bell of the
all was accepted, although it was =