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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03
THE SIXTH WARD CITIZENS CLUB
Mayor Paddock Made Them u Pleas
ant Talk In witch lie started
Them On the Way to Genuine Ro-
form--New Members.

The Cltl3cus' Reform club OF the
sixth ward held their regular weekly
meeting last night at fire hall No, 4,
with a amall attendance.
Judge A. j. Booty. the president.
occupied the chair and Or, J. l..
Cooper kept the minutes IN the alb
senee OF the secretary.
After short discussion a resolution
was adopted resembling the one passed
at the previous meeting by which the
club had decided TO make a nomna-
ton for alderman at tho meeting last
night, The reason assigned for this
action is that they wish to investigate
tho law In reference to the election or
aldermen at large. since the eject OF
the law set out In the recent opinion
from the oHico OF tho nttorncy-genernl
would be TO nulllfy any action in tho
nomination OF aldermen separately by
tho dinercnt wards
a HIST OF twenty new names was pre-
sonted ana they wefc accepted and
/ ordered enrolled among the members.
They are as follows;
W. II. nnldock, II, lc Kremer, w.
c Hawkins, j. c. Patterson, j. q. Aus
tin, j H. Mullins, D. j. Grlswoi, G. IL.
Post Joseph salt, Asa Phcnlx. J. Page,
g, NJ, Durham, h. l'henlS. Il. 4. Logan,
81 H. Peabody, NJ. V, Harris, II. A.
Stacey M, Church. Ed Decay.
Mayor Paddock. who was present.
was invited 10 address the meeting.
which he dld In u concinatory tone,
stating that he approved the objects
and principles OF the club SO TAR us
interosta OF the city, hut stating that
he did not lndorse the manner In
which they had gone about tho ACCOM-
pishment OK the reforma which they
proposed.
The meeting adjourned to Saturday,
February 10. at T.a0 II. m.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03

200p tickets. the lowest az 80, which, as
may be readily seen. VIII foot ~ q
very neat little sum for the yiciHsitudea
he W enduring He Haid ~ Gazette
representative that he would refund
every cent OF u 70 the light was stopped
permanently. The greatest blame he
attached TO tho county attorney, as
stated above. ~ IN allowing arrange
menis TO 10 so FAR before move was
made.
Mr.. Terrell answers this by calling
his attention 20 the fact no gave mo-
tice tho law might Interfere with his
fght weeks ago. that II he didn't nm
ticipate trouble II was no ones feult
but his own and that he alone Il re-
npongsbio FOR the dilemma he iinds hlm-
SER in.
Judge Green told the reporter he
would decide the case ne the law and
evidence demanded. but OF course prog
nnstlrhtlpus from a judge are out Of
the question. There are 8 whole lot
or restless individuals in the city now
who are anXloun 10 know In which de
rcrtlon the arm 0f the INV win turn
All this unreal VIII be- ended tomor-
row and either complete happiness or
complete rehabilitation VIII take lis
place.
The majority OF Fort Worths citizens
want Judge Greene 10 follow up his
GOOD work by another decisive blow,
which, II ~ unnecessary TO state, Will
be done II warranted by law.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03

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uired hy a famous h,intor of Nnrthrrn
CnIif,rnin nhhcd NtI IA, s,e, ,u','sti T.,
hy threc eolnpanIonp. i'd iStstedt Reme
Harris and lin nunn.
col BoDne had iong ysnbtea mn ami.
mai to wrostle with pRrnsii ANA hr sn1n
pnrchngoa MIN iron, MA cantor
10 tnught him many triri,a and dur-
nr thr falr hcfore ~. ilnn mica Nj,
keepor coi. nonno gave IN eNhihitinn
az thrIc t,vo sreat brnt,s huprlnit saeh
othor every day, mo lnst limo potl
noll vas out ~ hls ca,te he killed a
mo b,arhound heionFinq 10 u1e gho,v.
Since thrn he ma been conatdered
| dangerous and for many months haa
nbt been permitted 40 oven eet mr.
TALLY outaldo hia house Of lron
slaklyou haa boen Ia sAn Eane,,,o
during tho time the clreua bna bsrn
here. Ito was acnt for by C'pi, Roenr
about ton dayp ago and reached nor,
! last week.
10 IA In nne form. Ra The ,oe<eva
aay. and waiks "A pronllv ~ aoea
! parnell, llp viii make a hig fght, and
ries" Whips him he viii have ths al.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03
Arnell. the Lion, and siSkiyou, the
Bear.
rsAproINTED SPORTS IN TOWN.
hoy Wore placiug Their Money on tho
/, Boar
smething OF tho nioodicss Hattie
and the Fight That Didn'i Come
on--ccI. Doonc Is yescd at
County Attorney Hen Terrell.

This IL nm account OF fght that
iidn't occur. rnc Gazette. right In all
ihingr. constituted the opposing force.
sghe pantnrs OF Fort Worth followed In
vs. wake. good people everywhere clam
Bred Tor 1t to be stopped, and the couD-
~ attorney. truc TO his oath and the
Wishes Of hla constituents, aworc out
In Injunction before Judge Greene re-
strninlng Colonel u. Daniel Boone and
his manager from going further wiz
the big "oyent they had 10 widely adj
gertisca It was bitter pin to 80
Gown ones throat. ana there was some
snaahing OF tecth but the law Of Texas
must be respected. and TO dlsobey the
brlcr OF court ia no trivial thing,
Consequently there was no battle royal,
pnd thoae parties who had como here
90 nnu the monarch OF African junglrs
and the king OF tho SlerraH engage IA
y brutal encounter, catch-na-cato h-oan.
with "A Whale mob OF frcnglcd Hpectl-
foff mnddrnlng them by their cries,
were forced TO postpone their pleasure
20 several days, at least
Thero was big crowd In the city
yesterday from all over the state, and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03

There was fair attendance Mt this
mlHrlon last night Rev. SuNlgey spoke
OH Numbers, Niil 30, We do NOT nave
TO 40 through ptrnuga lnad 10 md
he hlcssiuga 90 heaven, Those who
follow Him wholly Hhall receive Bless
Ing To-day, men refuse to Gator The
promised landi On tho morrow thoy
repent, but +; Is too late. Wo are able
10 overcome. but at the parting OF the
twu ways men turn back, We gain Vlc-
US 10 do"
Like the Israoliic, men put of Acek-
inK salvation until too latc.
His sermon was n iint one
j ii Jackson speaks at II a. m. to-
dRy. Ipil meeting ut . D. M; sunday
school at $3.50 Rov. stuckoy VIII preach
at 1850 Corner OF Main ana Weather
ford atrcetn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03
seg ANuouNosMgHr OF
DGNOI'' PE !

ed the gamblers across the llne from
mere oy common consent gave IN me
ehost and departed. The word was
passed that when the bill went through
mo authorities would enforce the law
70 the letter. Tho lotteries had already
pscn scared out. and the enactment
S S we Jaw once more placed the Twin
Many OF the gnmbIera. il waa said
would transfer their operations to his
eiW' put the local police declare they
wln het pe permitted TO stop here. and
my my WIN doubtless spread out over tho
IN we legislature while Il was IN
az Suopisau bill was antagonized by
intSrnsk "eny representing gambling
nhees Of tho newspapers Conserving
.hese individuals nulnhed mo effee.
uVenesa Of their work. w
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03


romo from other hialoa. \ crowd ot
ppihhpA 9 dpHen cann from Alhu-
qneruuc, NJ NJ, to DO present NJ tho
tfial % brute ntreugth ana ,Vruntllus
hklu between Parncil and Anldyuu, a
plE crowd was pwaout from Dallas.
g,,gpe trqm ,'Aineavillc, Woathorford,
Mnto, liuuhieu. Austin. san Antonio.
niVrNion nnl other points throughout
the stare Nearly an came With money
y " plNocd ON ono or the Other VT tho
nFNlNA ot dllereui odds alnkiyou
hnehvd 10 po played no fnvnrte. and
y " Nlu money was belnE 'put' on
hin ny thr Apnris Win NH much CONT
e'n'' la one WI setoggana or pwycrh
iuHh Nouli play Nancy hdnkn or iieu-
hntlN against nm unframed goldinH,
NAHi all were dNhpp A'nirl was evi-
pen"a by thc eNproaHiaae OF dlBap-
proNul o. the unexpected delay nenrd
on az rldrt-irom the Visitors With
me poaple of Fort Worth I, was differ
Nnt Vhe Hfent majority pt thom COIN.
lNhNuyu the Cpurar ~ Tho tlhsptte and
warmly nnplnudcd the actions nf Mr..
Vfuri They arc nnNln ~ The a. =.
Junction 70 he made pormnucnt aud
hope Judge Greenc VIII look Rt the
nialter ua they dc whon IL comes 20
tflhl i9mt frnN
a oaygtto reporter saw Colonel hoane
IN rfEHrd % tho matter yeHi ,rdp y Gftqr-
ne9n. ~ may be imaglnod, he was
not " me best of nplrits. though he
nlpentrl very hopeful and epphd"nt
an would ceine ont irighQy for MIN In
me not histant end.
= Why dlin't T., county attorney rot
thl' inlnn1liAn beiAfet' said Colonel
Boone, WHY did hn walt ilil I had
E'no 90 ne great oNpenht I ave, be-
allow pl thonp particle 90 como. soma
Of ,hcm bhdrele OF miles, aud tlru
neeNtnunte Their delayY Why dld no
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03

hoimer Chicago; James Orr, Terrell:
John FerSes s.. Louis j. NJ. Slatiery,
~ Louis ~ j. sample and wife, st,
y, PearsonA and wife, New YorK, a
y. Reed, Chicago; j. c. Warren, ST
Louis j, 7 Warren, st. Louis; c. i
Day 81. Louis Richard Epo. sherman.
Henry Logan, Dallas, Il. Il. T.uenEood'
Chicagoi John Jackson. Dallas; n. NJ
Brown. Texas; George A. Hunter. 3,
Louis; J., n, Rawllng, Chicago, IA
Elkan. Atlanta, Ga; Chas. o. opn,
Cinclnnati; q. X. BENNETT. Husbnrn'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03

on February ION and nth we will
sell round tcip tickets to san Antonio.
ToXus. on account OF the meeting or
the Live Stock association, which Will
be held thcro on February ~ 1896,
Mt rate OF one fare Tor the round trip.
ton, For further Information nddress
A. A. Qlsaon. A. T., A.. or u. NJ. Nor
gan, city Z, and r, A., No. i0l Main
alreel Fort worth. TeNna.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03
nItovn rMIlM rnoM roMN.
Kansas city, Kan, Gets RID OF Its
GRmhlcrn aud rnltrs.

Kansas City, Feb 9. The last OF tho
horde OF gamblers and lottery falties
Who have FOR years infested Kansas
CITY, kan. practically unmolestod bv
This ends the cruaadc begun agnins,
them last summer and which ,cas
brought up IN the legislature AZ aoSn
as II convened 90 Topeka this neasio,,
The Rntl-vlce associations hopes vrers
embodied IN the cubbison anti-ran.
bling nh, measure most swecpin !
IN rs nature, and when Il tinally pass,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03

The summer nprmGl committee
which has tnr matter IA charge IA
ready TO receive applications Tor
locating the g'arrAut summer Normal
Tor the present year, Tht COMMITTEES
* composed OF n j. Crancy Mana-
ncld. and IL H. Roulin. Rrnmbietan, 20
either OF whom applications may be
presented,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03

BldH viii be received BY tho COM
mhslouen court Of rarrnnt county.
TeNau until neon. February u. 1895,
Tor furnishing throughout the new
courthouse with oak Venetian blinds
John Il, KING,
Fort WORTH, Tex. County Clerk.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03
Southern Medical and SIrglIa q


For the treatment OF all chra'x
Gus and Special Diseases
Operations OF Modern surssn
formed by skilled Specialists y
OF WOMEN, Irregularliles h. X
sions, Inflammatlons. UleeIA'As7''
ing and Displacement. e,, III
fully treated. LOST VlTAlAi
early indiscretions. Gono,fh,,e'.
Structure, syphilis, kidney, XVI w
Bladder Trouble, Habllnn N,
tion, Flstula, f'issure, flA Z Z.
tlsm, Neuralgia Malaria VI
Dyspepsia, CATARRH t WV
ana Heart Diseases spesscrr,,p
mnnently relieved Ruri,ss s
from four to eight weeks y"
IN cured) La. nd
Combining Medicine WV ~, ~
Of which swe have the rns,t Il
complete OUTFIT in. the s ..s = I
20 tho public aivAnletT,o a,s
none IN THIS country.
free. Cali or address ap''f
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03

The mnlstera are requested TO meet
at my study Monday morning hi n
o'clock ! have received a letter from
Mr. Moody. The ohlec, OF the cnil IL
10 secure the services Of tho evangelist
in our city. study at residence, carne,
Second aud Taylor.
]. MORGAN WELLS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03

a. athing,on. Feb. 2.-Christihn Ep.
MANA os anniversary services WIN Il.
Pr mlnorraw all over the countrv
ar,srs OF deep interest have hecn
ether kSu Tor .his city. Reports frn,n
4 siues indicate like enthusiasm M
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03

II atrieily business and 30 Il swartz
at his new Photo eallcry. ,oS Main
street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03

Artists materials pictures and
ifNlnvs very low rrices, at Southern
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03
EREGlLAIION.l lE sEG !!

orders taken on margin.
for infnrnintiOn--i'rlyafe "ifeA
crences Ia every state. !.
j.. =. HiOWhiNG Z y.
IInnlscrH and hrsas
II Monntlnocls Block, ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03
ANNOUNCEMENT

JOSEPH NJ. LOGAN s Al e',s
TREASURER OF Fort woIuI Y, 4
the action OF Inc psn---
w. b. HARRISON a M sIsil 4
treasurer OF Fort Worn. Y. ~, rais
action of the Domocr1v'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-12-12
A Mechanical Horror.

Machinery is monthly journal
published at Johannesburg, South
Africa. In the October number just
received is an account of remark
able clock belonging to Hindu
prince. which the editor thinks the
strangest piece of machinery in India.
Near the dial of an ordinary looking
clock is large gong hung on poles,
while underneath. scattered on the
ground. is pile OF artificial human
skulls, ribs legs and arms, the whole
number of bones in the pile being
equal to the number of bones in
twelve human skeletons When the
hands of the clock indicate the hour
of l, the number of bones needed to
form complete human skeleton
come together with a snap; by some
mechanical continuance the skeleton
springs up, seizes mallet, and walk
ing up to the gong. strikes one blow,
This finished, it returns to the pile
and again falls to pieces. When
O'Clock, two skeletons get up, and
strike, while at the hours of noon and
midnight the entire heap springs up
in the shape of twelve skeletons, and
strikes, each one after the other, q
blow on the gong, and then fall tc
pieces, as before. Scientific Ameri-
can.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-12-12
The New Telephone.

The telephone line from Blooming
ton to this city is snow fully completed
and il is as easy to talk with a person
fifteen or twenty miles away as
though he were in the same room
Every infection and popularity of the
voice is plainly transmitted.
Those interested are invited to step
into the Herald office and try talk
ing over the line.
Those especially who have tried to
talk over other telephone lines with
unsatisfactory results are invited to
test the excellence of this system
We are now in direct communication
with Bloomington. North Andover,
and Glen Haven and by the time this
reaches the HERALD readers will prob
ably be connected with Patch Grove,
Bagley, Brodtville. and Wyalusing.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-12-12
NUMBER Il

in the face leaving an ugly bruise.
As far as we could learn the attack
was entirely unprovoked He also
fired a pistol, the bullet passing
through the window and across the
street into John Reddy's saloon. but
inluring no one. He was arrested
and put in the calaboose until next
morning when he was taken before
Justice Harrison and fined IS. 90 and
costs. He was also arrested on the
charge of carrying concealed weap-
ons and fined $1,000 and costs By the
same Justice. Complaints were also
lodged against him by John Hellmer
Frank Meyor and Lewis Mink for as
sault but they were aftcrward with
drawn. Grocery street seems to be
rapidly acquiring its old time reputa-
tion. Witness.
The Dubuque Times says: 1T is
reported that the first white person
born in Galena was Mrs. Stafford of
this city, after whom Stafford avenue
at Eagle Point was named. Mrs.
Stafford was born in Galena in 1888
about the time the dubuque Lead
Mines" were playing hide and seek
with Uncle Sans soldiers. command
ed by Jefferson Davis. then lieu
tenant at Fort Crawford. at Prairie
du Chen The report is far from
correct. There were many white
children born in Galena earlier than
1888. Two or three were born as
early as 1926 and 1927 and number
more before 1888. One of the Hunts
and two HARNESSES were born before
1880 and there were several others
whose names we do not now recall L.
Southwest Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-12-12
A chila superintendent.

The Christian Herald of New York
City gives the following compliment
airy notice of a worthy Grant county
girl and contains also an attractive
picture OF the little miss:
Rarely indeed does it happen that
the person chosen as superintendent
of a Sunday school is other than a
man or woman OF considerable ex-
perience. but Mr. W Wheeler. mis-
sionary Of the American SUNDAY School
Union in Wisconsin. writes to the
Christian Herald concerning very
exceptional case in that state.
Miss Libbie Hoffman. 4 perhaps
the Youngest Sunday school super
intendent in Wisconsin. If not in
America In 1898 Mr. ". W.
Wheeler organized school al Wood
man. Wis. which fourished for nearly
a year. and then was abandoned for
lack Of workers. After few weeks
two little girls, aged between eleven
and twelve, being anxious to do some
thing for the Master, decided to try
to re9rganize AMI maintain this sun
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-12-12
Welded.

Mr.. VIM II. Keene, son of o. +.
Kcene of this city, has returned from
Waukonda, Dakota, where he has
been for the past five years and
brought wife with him. The fol-
lowing is from Waukonda paper:
Married at the home of the brides
brother in northeastern Star on the
evening of November 9th. Justice r.
j. Hewett officiating. Mr.. VIM. H..
Keene and Miss Melissa Hewett, both
of this neighb0rhood. The wedding
was a private one. witnessed only by
the near relatives of the contracting
parties. After the ceremony was per-
formed the company present sat down
to bountiful supper. after which the
hospitable parlor was opened and a
most happy evening was passed.
These worthy young1people are well
known in this vicinity, the groom be-
ing a young man Of steady habits,
economical and Industrious The
bride was reared from childhood i'm
the midst Of her present surroundings
and possesses all nose qualities es-
sential to a model helpmeet. That
they may not encounter a ripple Of
sorrow or adversely on their further
voyage through life is the wish Of
hosts of friends
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-12-12
AN ENJOYABLE PARTY.
THE NEW TELEPHONE LINE is NOW
COMPLETED,

PIatteville Bonds sold Bloomington H.
r. omcers Elected X p omcers 9th
er Items.
On Friday 81 last week merrs
party of about forty LANCASTER people,
in response to polite invitation of
Supt. Jas. Anderson and his hospitable
wife, assembled at the parlors OF the
superintendent quarters at the poor
house.
The company met to spend an
evening in social intercourse and to
study the mysteries of the science of
enchre. There were a few noyices
and many adopts in the art of playing
the game present and many were the
brilliant plays made and victories won.
AT about eleven o'clock. after six
teen games had been PLAYED. a
sumptuous banquet was served by the
hostess and corps of able assistants.
after which the winners in the even
ing's contest were announced and
prizes awarded. Mrs. w. j. Brennan
and ID Needham were the winners;
Mrs. Brennap's prize was handsome
china cup and saucer and Mr.. Need
ham S "A fancy jewel case. The BOBBY
prizes. brush broom and holder and
a ''Melican man. we're awarded re-
spectively TO Mrs Harry Abrams and
Lou Starr. The following verses
were with the prizes:
The BOBBY prize is good to win
Because its use is plain
broom is nice wherewith to sweep
The cobwebs from your brain.
Me singee the song of the BOBBY man
He catchee nary game
But he mutChee clever Mclean man
He gettee prize allie same.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-12-12
X. p. Omcers.

New officers for the X. p. lodge of
Lancaster were chosen the first Tues
day in the month.
They are: Geo. B. Carter. Chan
cellor Commander: S. K. Green. vice
Chancellor; G. q. Sykes. Prelate; Jas.
Wensel, Master of Work; III. G. Nath-
an, Master of Finance. +. p. Meyer,
Master of Exchequer;J j. G. Churchill.
c of r. and s.: Geo. H. Van de Wall.
Marshall; J. 1. Bennett. Trustee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-12-12
Bulletin No. ..

The HERALD is in receipt of the
Farmers Institute Bulletin No. 9.
from Supt. Geo. Mckerrow. 1t is a
book Of 265 pages and brim full Of
practical points for farmers Fifty
thousando of these books have been is
sued; they are distributed free at the
institutes held throughout the state.
They will be mailed to Wisconsin
farmers for 10 cents in paper or 25
cents in cloth. Outside the state
they will cost % and 40 cents.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-12-12
Jolly Della Pringle.

A large audience greeted Della Prin-
gle at the Opera Honse Monday night
The play presented was the comedy
drama entitled Dangers of Great
City, Miss Pringle appeared in the
leading role of Ruth Fielding G.
Faith Adams as the rellecking Irish.
man kept the audience in good spirits
The company will remain all the week.
$3.50 in gold given away at the mat
inee Saturday. to the child making the
largest correct number of words from
the name .'Della Pringle.' .
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-12-12
Reunion Co. l., aoth wisconsin

For the last twenty years Co. has
held its reunion on the anniversary
of the battle of Prairie Grove. Ark.
fought Dec. Z, 1862. Last Saturday,
Dec. 9TH, the following named COM
rades of Co. with other comrades of
the goth met at the residence of Com
rade Charles Sandlebach in Fenni-
more, Wis. The American flag waved
on each side of the entrance. The
roll being called, the following named
comrades respondedto their names:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-12-12
Railroad Officers.

The annual meeting Of the Bloom.
ington Railroad Company was held
Tuesday. New directors were chosen
as follows:
A. C Tubbs. President.
A. J Frazier, Secretary.
Grant Ballantine. Vice President.
Nj. T. Woodhouse. Treasurer.
Andrew Cairns,
Will. Leighton,
John Jeide.
X. n. Hoskins,
H. c. Encke.
III. f. Taylor.
Lincoln Abraham.
w. H. Glasier
ID. f. Brown.