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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-28

,hipment Of good graie ore and cons
.entrAies In about the usual %quantll's'
The properties ate reported 10 be Loon.
.ng fret rste ami the diamond L.NI
gotk should c0mmvuCe ~ once. lh'
,t1rk did some business with qun'A'
lions slightly shaded, due 10 certain
auldefs btlng compelled tu ] uuliair
The usuaI sreriai double dividend n'
81 prr Share 10 anticipated by ''"ui"u'
MA Eureka s~tocEuUiiofs ON the n.-l gu
Nauh. The properties atu luoklhk
batter daily and The stock Chrupl %
~putchased under so, bids oi $50 being
rp used. ClmstooE 10 reported 10 ''
UokiuR considerably proved
EHpetts have been boat iuwu '1 lh'
Dalton lot the purpose OF WaaluE ~
sEamination for the cImNn 81 lh'
.nst teIoft received was iu 'n'c' mo-
tho mines arc looking very WrII'
with some ore ready 90 eng. lh'
Wock lust au.ut held o. own
Daily was In splendid ugnAn
win little o. tue stock 10 be hnl nu'
~. Developments ai thu m nH- anu
dtytd, nj expeCtati0ba nfu fs-puu'ln e.
Tor tue increase In tqulry, It's tJm'
pathv with 10 utlUuuuri ITO bhA
Wes q. slsi looking extremely we'll
grylef continues 10. mill tx u
the fepoft came in uutiug the NtIH
hat some new ore bIIiys hAl "-.
been upeued up m the territory nee
from litigation. Very little hoIh
oliver was Offered. AZ tho pfolof'l'-
wptk Of DEVELOPMENT nature ls beluk
prosecuted vigorously and toe showing
is said to be good. Orr aud ~rotcfuii'ir
ttmrn continue without iutcfful -
lion, Lucky BIi iH buvcriiFiuE about
the usual number NJ drliuVurulH. Tue
assessment OF out-haif cent yer snare
dti not have q dtpfrsslng elect upon
Lutte pittBbutg, but on Che 1ihtr hHhu
tue stuck made an njvaicc ~ hu'"l
o cent. The directors have nunouucuu
that they intend 10 prosecute "oih ~
U NJ the snow leave.
Mammoth hiss held NJ ufunl melting
ami tue result IL y settlement Of az
difficulties among the heavy ~stockhold'
ers. Ibp reports showed thht lhu
i out Of duut Il that the
properties are IN splendid shnpr' Inr
uompAuy's ret ratuirgs TOT l7'l
uarnrd tho sum OF NJ 1900, Ihvft
was very brsK Inquiry Tor tho stuGa,
which male a great advance, rulilik
around g.. Morgan lMtrsfs) has
nearly completed Ne new hoi't' Metcui
continued ms upward march, fviiius
o 81 so, with very little OF tue
81. ok tnrfeu. Reports from the pro-
critics are even moro encouraging thau
ever.
Ontario Will pay another 10 ccni
dividend, OF, sl5, 900 on the .0ih. The
stock vas very strong, selling above
the gl2 mark. Tho mines arc making
great showing, new ufo b.uies h'viu.
bson uncovered iu several llacet'
Rover continues development woih,
Silver King WAS In good demand, bot
holiefs declined T. loosen. ruushln'
Is working away with good success
Tue Stock was slightly weaker lnfaugi
lack Of ,nlcial Information. Utah O
looklng we'll and making heavy ship
meuta,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-28

wet mo1ntaIns lie MA o several
loUatioug.
Another musician, Tuhnist Joe sim
muus, atys lr has iuunu = mime o. WV
ether side uf El.ig. Peak, ihe orc rom
when nun. as nigh o. " y ihou' "a
p unI. 20 the TOM.
Three at.Ic,Iors Tor memb rship
ir The Stock Exchange n5" " ll.'u
IN They are HarhHl Nat. NJ btIh
an, A. 81. Campbell % 1eucia'
W. 10. ieurI-c.
Lora. OF mining elaine IN
-anpste county have rusiei nnic''
HtIIu. tf To- IrlirF 90 claim u" .''t
M. wet Mountains ani 'hst W.u.'
iaI.a Ii tu.s .iig, o. Irgsuil0 q mIn.
district and elect Is rrrHrfrr, .c
meeting vii 10 ucii N hafol -nl'
John Esrrs was prospecting ovet in
the west mruut'in- laH' wtcE, Hhy- Tue
a. hralm Eltufyfitp, 1uI brought %
some Examples exactly sInIllHt TO lh'
NJ rrur ore ami other wHlrs similar
Boz tho sunshine urr. He Dr. AWhl'I.E
1910 ssy ir no rr W.. san GOODWIN
SAM Taylor IT,, Jsmus ps.,fs1n anl
4lutrs are Interested with Mt LFrt'
g.. f.. Charin, the Oiloa rsal estate
man, who nos been vIaliiug tlr mines
| Of willow Cfeps Gays hu Is gtuaiJ
| leased with the Uf0sppC lNtIt'
"Iherr ate a uumlrr0 u hus nf1sp.c =
| fuvfr,n ne said o. a reporter iHFl ulzh'.
.tNyhnt is needed BE- money O. dyvrI 3
/ ihe ufuIufiitH. u b serious draw
back that tine Levsn mine h iiol u
/ some means should Uo found 10 rr.eN'r
10 from the lhrDsH or litigation, 10
would mean much 90 the camp
Boise Statesman. Feb. 90 b. j. W.
Johnson, o. miuiHg mau from Haley,
in the city. lie fUu t%istuat halltJ
iz very quiet No present. Twelve men
o. nt work 90 TIE Cam H8 NJ 3 m nt
uud about the same number No iht
Vanderbilt mInc, formerly luu Star, lu
wuicu john Lfmp, 20 tuis place, Nni
Interested. MI johnson says ihal
snow h $50 Inches deep On the Uvel
HALEY uuI about from 'uu 90 ak iru|
Iuop around thU buffUuudinE county
Ephtalm L. enjoying a genuine gol,
excitement, Gays tho lutufpTEc
Everyone who can spare tho time uu.
"a great many who Ctu MT, are poe
YuJiinE boz the mountains west % town
a great mauy locations bayu bruI
male and development work i uriu.
Iuflrd be- Iapidy ns possible. NIml
9 the claims shOw good gold f.cf. Ih'
excitement continues tD iuufubsr aul
]IrUapUctufs from tho outside Hrc Dc
lnuiug 10 rut be- m appearance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-28
NV uIuln. Iurorrornuou..

rhu GOLD Cup Mining aud MiIIluR
company has nled R]rlglcs OF iu.ouI0r.
Iur, with % capital a,ayk 90 $1,000, 900
divided into 60 shares. lup PARTIES i1
tur Increment uTo John h.. LpweOu. j..
J., Cnta, H.. T.. Palmer, a. r. Lawson,
OF Salt lpRt; aud III. q. Mllcurr and
a. L.. CustIemau, ui Mrrcur, Tho
uuIuer aud directors are John l.. Law
con, PRECEDENT "a, o. Mileurr, vice.
president; A. H.. Lawson, treasurer
D., j. Glars, secretary l.. T.. Palmer.
The company owns tue Wyoming,
SufQutnaua, Cincinnati Clara, Golden
BpIl no. I, Golden b.ll No, ., al 10
tho Cuup Floyd district,
The E.Guue Mining AMI Milling
q muRuy haH "a caullHI OF 81, 900, 900 lu
$40 runrys. Flank -, Cook, ruumu-
L, Lows, y, Fred C1rErT, IyIum .,
| Young audi, Pollard, an OF Salt Lake,
/ are tue uUlrpurttDTs, Tue l%iilCuI- aua
! directors aTl3 tHuk -, Coos, pTysl,
| dent; rh mas. al. LOWS, yIog.prusl
Irut, j., FIgd CUTbvr, secretary
Hymn s., Young, treasurer J., l.
uTu, Tue % Jet of the c mpauy II Q,
purchsHa uud nuornte "A certain mi
| owned ny Frazer q Chalmers nea
Charleston, ElEu county, New ana O.
own ana operate tue elaine ON whioI
the mil IL situated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-28
Ereirht Irnin Rnrneh.

Tho ea,tbJund train did not arrive
until $3.50 last evening, says wodncs.
dhy's Boitc, Idaho, Statesman. rhr
Iclsy wa. caused by the burolng o. D.
bridge ut a p1iut twcnty.,wl miles east
o. PEI ditt0u, mnEluR 10 utCetsufy o.
tfau-for passengers. a fiCisht train
~ ont down win the bridge nni wac
consumed. The engineer dId not see
that HE bridge was ON fire until / wa,
too late 10 ava hla ifaiu. He and all
tho train hands Jumped. The on giur
ami Oue cor went over IN safety, but
the bridge then icil, carrying down
liur rhta, All were consumed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-28
Mnra.r neIa N.InIns ,omnanI.

This company uas just completed
Doe Hr.au.ltiUu with "a capital siuuk %
I.U.H.UH. .uafo4 |' tue sr value 1i %
each. % ollr q Cannon is resilient,
NU.us 80. tauuHu, vict- reel
L.aIH %. Cannon, tUufciHili Jphh
W. DluruIinu, t]fuasufvfi 4. q I.liN'
manager hUu tuuUIlutruilU.. 10
I|rlrrita Ut the U.m.aUy Iofm lht
.sa'rfu boundary % De Lamar bYil'
eta G,tr Group, aud also iau over Yh
The eastern Iuo Of me BrckyHtI
gf.lU at M,fCur, sui are on tue uil Ui
mo great ufU chute which has been
d. rl..,i ty about 5000 itei du|is
un ,hu Golden Gate, upon which Do o.,
estimated tuat ut least i've million
uo.afs iu gold has been altoaiy *
rUsrI aud blocked out WITHIN a lew
nuudtoI feet % thl- property, tue trend
uf tuptr iumeusu 70 bodies W.
ING directly TOWARDS NOn.cf
Gfuup. Tue Wonder Group com
rn.ss tho following claims, va.
tine Wonder, Nugtu size, Mary 10
Mary a. SO. q, Oh Grover, O lfac-
uuu ftnU Navigator, containing ubJuI
90 uUfes. little perfect.
Iurfr BE- uuu tuaN 100 feet deep UPON
winch u HAfAA NNNHhlNk INAHN
nov erected. a double compartment
Wufaing shaft BE- being starred, lht't
uuuufuI Thousand buHfts g. tho tl.ts
o.. reserved fUf the development OF We
property nud tutIdiug a MIL, ouc'hhlI
DO wuiuu d. subscribed tor. MI QlcaiS
tao manager Is Uuo u the ADiest milo
INK suponutgudUuts In tho country
No auI his nsfOuiaies have made d
! iauo each Investment Ia thiHi nui he
viii devote bic best ruUfgits 20 TIE
mpiJ development VI this great mine
To- auuiu1n W the cash advances hl
| NJ. q italy aud bis ttienIs, iuu man.
sgtmuut nave deemed % uIylsnu.e ID
| uayu ample funds On hund 10 lurh lh'
work us last ~ men u means eau hc
uJm ,llHh 10, aud have eciuul % plac.
/ uu tuU market q limited uumust 70
slnfts OF tho treasury stock nj tue pie.
.I 90 cents yer snare, Tut reserve ih'
/ ught TO raisu thr price nt my un'
without notice. Bfukcfs Is uuUti
! DOuuuilau aud George Dow uvy nave
utUu appointed as tuu sole agouis toI
tue HaIu VI thIH treasury stock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-28
Personal Paragraphs.

g.. @. McNrurton, ofCh.als' is at tho
Tgmplo,ou,
Frank G.. Harding, Of Omaha, rs regis
tered ~ the Walkor'
A. S. Andoro % and wife, Of ogden, arc
guests At the walker
Prot W. y. Eorr is down from Logan
ou business, aud eau ho iound a. 'n'
THmplot1n.
J.E. Bradley wc'l known hn' no,'
man from ST. louis, 's hn"'E Ih' h'
arrivals at tHr I0mul ou.
w.. 81. MAKE. .uporu ouiort oi To1olo
county scuuD... tuI vito, nro Wishing 'he
capital thi, v.uN
william %. Uut,n. ui philadelphia. j.
vs.. Cunningham sul N.L 800 or oi l.i. 9
City. are prumIuUul Idaho slos.s at'the
kIutsfufi t.llF.
Chis' OF p1..r , Davenport, OF ogden,
was Boo Salt IlkU today Our 'h' hr.t lIme
Iu HoyomI vruss liu has been lava np
with rhuumttlsm aud sUII walks WIN 4
btIf boz Doh. urF. ir UIIl "a lrsiornhI
y..it to yhlyl Pratt tuis auernoou'
In tho Cyo'rr0ln la.'iings # Baalhoo
,loro aro s..nu u0 f.rf long . feet
thick and lU l..t wilde some OF 'hom
nro 80 f,Ot above tHu foundation
Tho war department was established
ly act Of clugI.s Aug 10 lt'b
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-28

ago a paper was written 60 show that THIS
sponge was % wonderful huoiiaii'n com
structed by this crab Good words
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-28
SCOTS
Emulsion

stands for wasting, de-
creased vitality, inn
povcrishcd blood. The
combination of Cod
liver Oil with the Hy-
~pophosPhitcs Of lime
and soda as prepared
in it, is exactly what
is needed for the above
conditions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-28

aprvri iu the uuc which l was tod
w,s the rcmuletOu, through the our
tsv - Manager White. Brigham
Young AuI uther early uay aAVlArI'
]clursrIeI the pioueets 10 develop u
agricultural resources, aHu leave lh'
mineral wealth until tue Tfolet time
should come. AuI bs % mafset rtlct
.uf farm yfuIucls is nUs at such 70 'Os
.Ir. or uH cub M ai, snail We not
Inink BE- au uIp ruae lime iHf turning
.uf attention ID toe gHtllUg u s1me Oh
.te much needed mU.Hl3
L. L. rALnI.II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-28

John Lindsay, OF this city, spent a
few days last week prospecting ia uo
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-09-30
Lord Commissioner Corker.

Several weeks ago we published |
a communication signed "Fairplay,"
to which Lord Corker took excep-
ton and forthwith proceeded with
out provation to throw cline at the
innocent BULLETIN man through his
Hanna Neutrality-suspicious. sewer, the
Gilmore County Republican, with a
squirt worthy only of his lordship
and he has continued to do so in
each successive issue of his organ.
Last week we proposed a plan
whereby the exchequer of the Min
Home female suffrage club might
be augmented by the sum of 500,
and in the same article referred to
his lordship as ian honorary roos-
ter" of the organization, and, 10 and
behold, his lordship claims that we
there Y insulted every lady mem
Der of the club. We trust he is
mistaken, for it was far from our
thoughts to speak lightly of the or
ganization or any of its lady MEM
bers. We don't doubt they regret
that it was published to the world
that Lord Corker is a member of
their club. and on that account we
are sorry for it.
In his last TRADE Lord Corker is
also pleased to refer to an unfor-
tunate and deplorable weakness
that possessed the BULLETIN man
many years ago-a weakness that
haunted Daniel Webster and many
other great men of his day, and now
haunts many shining lights of Lord
Corker's G. o. p. in Idaho, but which
we freely admit is no credit to any
man. Such men, too, invariably
carry with them big hearts and are
not of cold, heartless, snakey ma
ture. Better men than Lord Corker
have yielded to such unfortunate
desires during their lifetime and
there are citizens here in Mount
ain Home to-day who are addicted
to periodicals" but who tower
miles high above Lord Corker in
everything that is broad-minded,
charitable and good.
Lord Corker also asserts that we
hate him. No, no! But we do pity
him or any other man who is so in
formally conceited that he imagines
he rules the universe.
We detest this personal newspa-
per warfare and never resort to it
only in self-defense, and we ask our
readers to pardon US for occupying
so much space on this matter this
week. However we shall hold oul
X-ray searchlight always in readi-
ness for action.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-09-30

Lon Richards left for Oregon this
morning.
Miss Rosa Pigg went to Boise yes
terday to remain all winter.
e. C. Koch and Mr.. Cook are
here from Rocky Bal as delegates
to the Mckinley county convention.
Mrs. Manion aud son Charlie
came in last evening from their
South Boise river ranch, to remain
all winter.
Some one has slandered ODE Cor
der, mayor of Mayfield, by starting
report that he is goldbug. 1t is
false. Mr.. Corder is a Democrat, a
silver man and strong supporter
of Bryan.
Surveys were made yesterday for
new passage track on the south
side of the depot. 1t is to be some
what longer than the sidetraek on
the north and will be completed in
side of two weeks.
- Fine Timothy and Clover
pasture for animals at G. Jaekson's
ranch, at - 90 per head per month.
Also baled hay for sale, delivered
at $40 per ton. Leave orders at
the postotlice. g. JACKSON.
Mountain Home, Sept. 10, 1896.
1t has just come to light that the
Uniform Rank. X. of P, lost $50
yards of bunting by the late fire a,
Wilcox's lumber yard, which was
left there after being used at the
married ladies leap year ball last
spring.
Captain David Beck, the blind
sea captain, and his two little nieces
arrived in this place last evening
and are guests at the Commercial
: He is on lecturing tour for th,
benefit of home for the blind a
Seattle.
A Home Forum Benefit lodg,
has been organized in this plac
with the following officers: Presi
! dent, w. j. Turner. 1st vice-presi
, dent, Mrs. Rose 0rebaugh. I'd vic
president, w. II. Manion. secre
tary, X. n. Griffith. Treasurer, II
B. Latham. Orator, Geo. Mahones
: Assistant Orator, Mrs Hattie Ma
! honey. Inside Guard. H Dorse,
: Outside Guard and Medical Exam
!. ner. J. W. Nieukirk. Directors.
/. e. Corker, W. II. Manion and &c,
Mahoney.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-09-30
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 80, 1896.
Dog license due tomorrow.

w
Mrs. H. Thompson returned to
Rocky Bar Saturday.
Harry Madison is now in the
Rocky Bar country, in the interest
of the Helfrich Mercantile Co.
Mrs, Larks of Silver City has
been visiting here for several days
with Mrs. P. Orebaugh.
"We are overloaded with
stoves aid shall make prices that
will sell them. GEO. S. RICE Il Co.
A new sidewalk has been placed
In front of the Turner House. Let
other property holders do likewise
Mrs. T. Hutchins and childten
departed Saturday for San Diego,
Cali, where they will permanently
reside.
Mrs. r. P. Chattin, Mrs. Glenn
and Rev. Townsend attended the
Baptist Association meeting at
Boise last week.
John Van Schaick and daughter,
Miss Jennie, and Mrs. Fred Davis
and daughter returned to Rock Y
Bar by Thursdays stage.
Ike Harmon has gone to Kansas
City with big lot of cattle for
sale, and he will probably visit his
old Missouri home before returning
A large plumber of friends col.
lected at the depot Saturday even
ing to bid goodbye to Mrs. NJ. G.
Smith, who departe9 m a protracted
visit with reialt9a Isl dorado and
Pennsylvan.a
For the fail meeting of the Cald
well Racing Association the Unior
Pacific sells tickets to Caldwell
Idaho, On October 9Th and 9Th, al
rate of one fare for the round trip
Limit returning October 18th. A
N. Mccall, agent.
Notwithstanding national com
mitteeman Walsh has graciousl,
released the Idaho Democrats from
solemn and binding compact en-
] tered into with the Populsts, we ar,
inclined to the opinion that the,
won't "absolve" worth a cent. All
sincere Democrats are honorabl,
bound to stand by their agreemen
: with the Populists until released b,
the Populists-and all honorabl,
Democrats will not only stand b,
such agreement but use all thei
endeavors for the success of tn
People's-Democratic ticket.
Following in the footsteps of hi
master, the ostensible editor of th
Gilmore county Republican i
pleased to refer to a circumstanc
that occurred six years ago, whe
Idaho was admitted as State. W
have known the slave about tire
: years, but he never has yet seen til
BULLETIN man under the inauenc
OF liquor, yet he and Corker an,
the balance of the loyal II" are s
hard up for mud to throw at II
that they are compelled to resort I
this circumstance with the hope
silencing the voice of this pionee
religious weekly. As before ri
marked in these columns. bette
men than Wright or Corker drin
whlskey occasionally even to excess
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-09-30

Synopsis of Ordinances Passed by the Board of Town
Trustees of Mountain Home, up to Sept rs.
Dog license will be issued on october i, 1896. All
who have dogs must pay license on the above date
License to DO obtained from Clerk Of Board at his
office
A careful observance of the following laws is re.
quested by the Board:
Ordinance No Hoard meets on first Wednesday
night Of each month. Special meetings may be called
at any time
Ordinance 2, Sec. Prohibits the throwing OF any
cobustbe material liable to the spread of fre
in any OF the streets alleys.
Sec 2.--Prohibits the throwing of manure or other
garbage OF any kind in the streets or alleys
Sec 3,-Owners of lots must not allow unhealthful
garbage to accumulate upon their lots from which
nauseous odors ~ Use to the discomfort OF others.
Ordinance 3 Provides Tor the taxing and killing
OF dogs
Sec mo dog shall be permitted to run at large
upon which license has not been paid. Each dog on
which license has been paid must have secured about
4 Us neck collar with the license number attached
| thereto
Sec. Provides amount Of license male dogs g.
female dogs IS each per year The Clerks fee so cts
extra for issuing license
Sec. lit is the duty Of the Marshal to seize all
dogs found upon the streets, which dogs license
have not been paid
! Sec. 5-tvery person has the right to kill any vi
cious dog found upon the streets.
/ Sec. 9.No license issued for less than one year.
Ordinance A. Sec. Prohibits the running OF any
kind Of live stock upon any of the streets alleys
Prohibits the keeping of swine within the corpor
ate limits without permit therefor.
The Marshal shall seize and impound any live stock
found running at large.
Ordinance - Fixing place Of meeting of the Board
Shall be in basement room OF the school building
Ordinance 7-Reguates the passing and adoption
Of ordinances
Ordinance s-Regulates the deposit Of rubbish ant
! fixes fire limits, &c
No person shall be permitted to keep any hay
straw sagebrush other Uomhustihle material within
the original plat of Mountain Home, flied with Re
corder September :, 1891 without same being sui
teieaty covered with boards to protect from iyin,
sparks.
Sec i-.rohibits the building Of bonhres an,
other outdoor fire without permit
Ordinance 9-Estabshes sidewalk space regu
lates the planting OF trees and the construction o
bitches.
See 1.-The l4-ft joining building line shall be tn
sidewalk space
See 2-lrrigating bitches shall be IA feet from 10
or bed line.
Sec 3-Shade or ornamental trees to be planted l.
feet from lot or building line.
Sec 4.-Dtehes shall be run in the streets outsid
line of sidewalk space. No bitches will hereafter b.
allowed in alleys
Sec Amy person must obtain permission from
the Board before making bitches other
in the streets.
Ordinance 1l--Provides for the punishment o
offenders against village ordinances.
Attest: w. b. REYNOLDS, City Clerk.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-09-30
Resolutions of Coincidence.

Hall of Guiding Star Lodge No. 4, D. of r.,
Mountain Home, Idaho, Sept. "a 1896.
Whereas, The Grand Master of the Universe in His
infinite wisdom has seen fit TO remove from our
midst our beloved brother d. r. H therefore be Ii
Resolved, That we deeply deplore the loss which
lodge has sustained, in that have lost faith.
full brother and true Rebekah, and his family kind
husband and father; therefore let IL be remembered
we extend the bereayed family IN their hour OF
distress the right hand OF faternal love and affection
and invoke the aid of or Common Father to uphold
and sustain them.
Resolved That copy Of these resolutions be sent
to the family of the deceased to the local papers, and
also spread upon the minutes Of the lodge.
MRS. L0TTiE HoWETH,
MRS. KATIE JOHNSON,
MISS FLORENCE MANI0S
Commttep