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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04
In the Matter " the Estate of Robert Il. sns,
den. Deceased

In the Matter Of thc Estate u Robert II. snsd.
den. Deceased,
NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN THAT
J. tHltIh Ellie, nimlnisirhtr'N, with mo
VIII annexed uf the estate of HYhCTI o. rucd.
.ru decreased, hlf rendered. Tor settlement
AMI Q. 90 o H4.I court nor Auul account NJ her
administration NJ Gaid estate and pettlln Tor
Nnh' distribution Of the residue Of SAID estate
among mo Uursuna emitted thereto, and that
saturday. tnu .stn day ~ March, a ID lsNl. 1t
]. u.rlUcE am ri TIC curt room NJ San court,
iu the County Court House salt Lake City aud
county ltah, h1h been dulY appointed by the
Judge NJ sall court, Tor the settlement 0f said
account mud hearing said petition iur nistrihu,
uun, Ht which time and place any person M.
ltttstvd IN sad estate may appear and show
cause, u any there be,why shid account should
not b" teluou and approved and ilual dlstrbu.
lion made aH prayed for,
Dated March 9TH, a. u, 1904.
C. T.. STANTON,
BY A. c, REESE,
Ienuy CLERK.
l. ~ NADDELLi attorney Tor administTa
TlE.
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sTATE oI UINL
City and County VI self Lake ~.

rIArE ui liNtt
CITY and County VI self Lake ~.
/, David 3. Emery. Recorder lu and for sail
LAKE tity, ltah, do hereby Cyrlify that tile
ordinance granting TEhl Of way through
certain ttvUH Of SAT- IHEe CIV
fur railroad, tD Inc Utah and
lbC.nc Improvement umpany, ia HurceEsors
aud assigns, pasFo by ih1 my uuuCiI of ,alt
iAaO tity, state of LHh, March 8.st, I'D.
an referred % no Mayor Tor hs approval
Approved 10y We Mayor April 2nd, A. u.
ls.U, a. appears ot record IN ms OfIpat
In wl,uts. whereof ! have hefCuuto set my
hand hni afila6d TIVE corporate sea q
lhtALl thll laEe Ll1V state ~ Utah, this tho
aud day u April, A u, l.HN.
DAVID b. EMERY,
H. 49, cay recorder.
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STATE Or tTAL
city and County of sat Lake. n"
!, David ~ Emery. Recorder "a and Tor salt
laku CITY, tate uf Utah, do hereby ryTufy tbat
tnu above and FOREGOING Is q fun true and cor.
rect copy OF a rcHoIuuOu euutHd = resolu.
u0n granting Pioneer square 10 the Utah and
farIuG Improvement company, for railroad
depot purposes passed by the CITY Council 0f
tHlt Lake Guy State Of 4 tab. March mn.
~ hnl approved by tho Mayor pro ten,
March 1874, 1895, a. appears OF record ia my
ONCE,
In witness whereof I have hcfcunto set nay
hand and Affixed the corporate seal
lHLAi.l OF said CIly. March l9lb, l-lB.
DAVID n ENkNY,
ISL city Recorder
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EsIRAY PouNp NOTICE

one bsy mare about uino years a. looks
liku branded lu on Iyft shoulder
II the above dusrTbui amin Is not claimed
ON or before Friday, the l.Il DAY OF AuTI.
lk1d, % Will be- sold no SECTION On the LIghtsL
cash bidder At tln n.y. tstrAy pound
joins %. NATION.
luuul keeper
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NvOU ARE UEHEUN UEQulH u TO ~.
i pear ln an action Trough. against you by
tue above named p'aluth m Cue dstuci cour'
Of The Iulfu Judicial District % lnr Lennon
OF lIan. aud To- HufNul the comp liui q Oh
therein wtuu ten days lcNalusNo OF the DAY
Ut srryiccl after the service 90 you ~ thIs
summons ~ served NunIn thiH county, or, u
served uut OF thus county DO. DO tuIs disttI g.
within twenty days. otherwise within forty
ia s--.F Judgment BY default will be taken
asAiust you, according 90 the prayer OF said
camp'n ut
Iha sliI acton BE- brought TO have q decree
90 thus tUurl uiHru. iuT the uluds % mAtu.
mouy rVIatuY between u.HiutIu auu defend.
att. adiud.tna tutt plain 100 have the custody
~ che uIuur UuiId, istur 81 su'd marriage and
her rHsts herein esp udru, Win ulhcr relief ,
urtNyd uu the ground that Iu AusuHt, l-3l tue
def uUAut wlu|Iy and without cause deserted
aud abandoned plant q, aud since slid time
hHs o. lrf Hui ftI iaus 60 provide plainuu
with Thr common urIC.HHFlra of IIic.
And sou are hereby notified tlht 10 you fhil
Co aUNtar ami auHw,r lht Faii comp Amt as
above required. The SAID ulaIttt viii Apply %
the court fHr Tho rouCf demanded therein.
Wines tho tuu. HItIucI A Merritt Judge,
uud tho scal lot the DHirct tour1 =
the Ghri juTUIAI uis.rirt In aud Tor
lsEAt-l che territory ~ Utah, the % DAY uf
bee inter m the year 10 our Lord one
thousand oIgtt hundred aud ninety,
DAVID q. DUNBAR, CLERK.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS


EHIhTo Of tIdneY Y THn|II U0Iol1Id
NOTICE j. HEIEUN GIVEN ny THE
~ uuu,fsigaou iAlm uistratrIN Of tho css
late uf SIDNEY a. uAnks, deceased, 60 the
creditors ~ and oil persons huy ng claims
sralust the said deceased 10 EXHIBIT them
with the necessary Vouchers within ten months
after the nrst pu .Iraunu Of this notice, Co tue
said AumIuIstTHtTiN Ut the once Of MuyIeLauo
& toalgan. rooms 60 IL uCrcrct National uhnk
bun dlug. sult Lake titY aud County, state Of
ltAu
Dated March glrd i,'N
MAWl ASH HANKS,
AdmluIs'ra riN Of tho Ettato OF sidney A.
llaukH urcHuHrd.
MONIU. IaNE a CosriuAN,
Attorney for AdministratrlX,
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MUNICIPAL REPORTS.
Bullding Boom Beglns.-ll'hlih and
WaitrWorks department.

Building Inspector RooEledge is'uei
permits to the following persons dufins
the past week;
Joseph Lltpman, two room addition
Mt 6OS rhitd street, at the cost u
$500.
X. n. Browne, frame barn on the
southeast corner NJ SIKH SCUM Anu
Seventh Eas', c0l'ipg sl2o.
Mr. Condiu, aduitiOn NJ b2S h0ulh,
THIRD West, costing 5000.
Mf. Msy, brick addition At li3 West
Third South, costing $3.50.
r.. LuiE, i0ut.ToOm brick residence,
on Fret North between fIfth and SiAth
West, costing $500.
Motvs ina oacr, frame barn VI the
corner Of n rih aud Wet Temple
streets, sting $3.50.
Joseph q. Luuzsf, iw5-rUOm brick
hUu's ut 1913 south Eighth East, cost.
my $500.
E.G. Elmer, frame harm Of 653 S.u,h
West Temple, costing sl25.
william Liugtnu, twu thf0er00m
brick cottages on y nth West botweeu
b,c0nd anu Third North, cgs.ing $500
each.
willlsm Lgngton, three oue-ilory
brick residences on Alma Avenue,
ojs,lug $500 each.
Mfs. Joseph Young, one frame add.
ton nj $50 & Street, costing $500.
J. Mcintosh, frame addition at the
corner Of Third aud A streets, oostiug
500.
h. J, Bench, one brick residence on
l. between sixth and Seventh 5lreeIs,
costln1 $500.
HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
The hep lth report TOT the week cut.
ing April i,h, IL Ne follows
Births reported ihifiy.eighi; malef,
nineteen; females, ninotoop; deaths,
ten; mRlrs, hye; iemAles, nyg.
Received for inlstmont from outside
points, two bodirr.
There are At present ak days out.
Handing for scarlet foyer anu ems Tor
nphGheTIa.
PAuLEY's RESERVOIR WORK,
Superintendent Daley OF the Water.
works department reports tue compile
ton Of the cleaning OF tue reservoir
near the mouth Of PaTley's canyon
last evening, where they nave teen
working night Hniis for tue past
week, beginning att IN tue evening
and stopping NJ 4 N the morning IN Of.
der 10 lot the water settle Tor daily
use.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04

DtRsIANT 10 ~ ORDER or SAID
i tsuu iu sN'd natter notice b. hereby
SVEN that Saturday che 2lst DAY March.
u. lH o., Of DO O'Clock d. M ~ the county
court room 90 sAi1 Court. has been appointed
thu tine sud r'aer Tor thC hearing ~ a petition
OF JOSEPH ~ Dean praying flr tho Aimiss on
40 PROBATE % ~ certain document herewith
prUatutnd. puruufunE % be- tho last Will and
Testament ~ a. ". huH HlHuIHu. dtrDafru.
when aud vt'ro all persons Interested nay
nUpnHr and uI pose THE prob Hlr ~ aaif Will. or
TIE gfautuE ut irftHrs ufstamtutAry 10 Joseph
u. Dean, a. PRAYED Tor iu slti petition.
lu witness wUCfyutt I have hefruu To- set MY
hNnt aul afNod rho scHl 0f slii Court this
.nd dhy ~ iCbruAfy, a. o. isIt
IauALI e. O. STANTON,
Clerk OF The uhtTigt LOurL
Ny a. g. Hrrsr,
pCpuUtloft.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
The thWp.uu Mining COMPANY, SAT- take CITY,
Utah, Worse Of the tumpAn nt goupor
nuIrh West Mountain Mining De.
TIyt, salt Iaar County, Utah


Tyt hhlt lasr County. Utah.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ az meeting NJ the board OF TTu tcra
81 tho ahla toWuHnH, held on the Oh dnY OF
fr' ruhry, n. 10 lHii, an assessment NJ three.
ttnlus li'iu| NJ one cent con per share Wna
levied upon the capital stock OF inc said cone
phuy payable on the gth day u March. A, -,
lsn. 10 Robert u, IlUudiuuing Secretary Of
lhe lomuhuy, nc ms unirr 90 No los south
MAN street, SAT- Lake tlty, Utah. Any stock
huou which tnIH assessment may remain uur
pad ON the 2oIh day Of March, A y 1896, viii
De delinquent aud advertised tor sails NJ public
auction and unless pay uCnt thereon u made
b'igfe wtll ho cold on tho 10Th day NJ Aprl,
A u. 1870, u pHY the dcnquent usse suOnt
t1feIcr with costs Of advertising aud OK.
pcuses Of sale.
Il j GLENpIN NIRG,
Secretary ~ sampson Mining 90.
LAled 3; aal' Lake CITY, Utah. February 3lst
fms, publication OF this notice February ll,L
A, ID, 1870,
turrLEMENrAL NOTICE.
by order Of the board VI trustees Of tue
sampson Mlulng company tho date Ot the de-
Un4ucury = hu ABOVE assessment n oHtond'
e. UNI Anril 10Th, lsiI, am the date Of sale 70
MAY 2lst lsga
Dated March 2lth 1900
u. j. GlENDtNNtNG, Secretary.
flrhl publication OF this supplemental
notice, March 18Th, Isld,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04

NOTICE.
10 lorlan IIl.aLLon cgnrln,

FruE REGULAR MEETING . THE EAT
4 Jordan rr.gHuH. company Will uv held
70. tln south tutiuHw. 1I uarI myUurE house
on Monday AufI I. Del o.. no Oh rm. Al
rHarrrsIu be- uar ~ WH'rF Tor tNo var Is.H,
Irust rrsuurtCu or ur HeIUro that date To- che
secretary. UfNEA W NN wv
-oCr,tary.
suuru CUuosWouu. April o, is.s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04

AN we NNNANNN OF A'HN NHNNNN % TOUT HNNHNN|
deceased.
NOTICE ls UFUfuN gyFN TWAr
~ Joseph r. Nia'eY aHwIuIst Atur Of tHO
fHia'e ~ tvfCr Jensen. dr. pHsvu, Do FL rendered
fuI srtI uWcut. aud o rI Iu .HII court hls rlaI
account ut IIH HUmIU sIfINHu uf Hl|1 estate
nu uru Jon Tor final dsfrHu iHu - tug vst.
DUO Of saIi estate among iHo prrHuns entitled
Wyrgtl, Hud tht saturday. t.r lIh day uf
AuuI. A. n. lrH. ht q. uU'ura us, nt tUH
court room Of sHit court. Iu INH County Court
% usC. salt Lake CIV HuH .uUutF. Utah. has
been duly appointed NY f.U Judge of HHI1 ruuft.
Tor tlr so.t omUut ~ sHiH account and hearing
HalH rrut on for f.sf.I. ulHu. ui which tmu
Hii % ace any ucrsun interested 90 sali cata
may appear anu show UHHHH. II any there Uo,
why SAID AHrnuut chou uHt hr settled AMI
approved AMI luaI distribution made us prayed
Tor
dated March %. 4. ]. l.,.. ...-.
4 o. arANrDN,
CltFt ~ fUH district Court
IVA g. HrEsE. deputy Ulrr.
luCHAnDs a MCuAuut Attorneys for adj
minHtfA'Ur
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04

Apsriisis 10 sppntd 1 V saoA aosirii SD n
afrssabs. Prize eeuA a. druggists or By m al
BIZ bROIHEHn. - wares sussI nss
Tara
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04

Ia che p.sirIrt Court, Probate Division. Third
Judicial UH.rrt. iu uuu fuf -at Lake
tJuutY state " Utah
In tto matter ~ tho FsiHie tfg w. Kama
kauIau, Deceased
Not,sof Tine aui Place for the Hearing Of
Petition Tor Admiration Go Probate
% Wui.
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SUMMONS.
In the District Court IN sni Cor the 1b!ri
Judicial District y ytah IerrilorY
County " salt Lake.

Anna ~. paulk. plaintiff,
vs.
uyrum Russeu Faux defendant
The PEOPLE " thc Territory " utAh send
Greeting ~ uyIum russell fauIk, doiend.
ant
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tLll LLEe ClLy. UlAh, MlTeh 3.
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AN ORDNANCE.

Granting rht vt way through crttsi,
sirecu ct -alt Lake Ciy iurhfaiIr1a., t,, ~
yen "nn lhr'hc Enforcement tompany. M
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CAW' NJgI{H

TLV'- IVA new Upsnt and e.esnss
Ne Nsssi rsittrt'. Allsys PAN and irfBnmA.
lion, HSat the sores. Projects thr Nembfans
from sold. Uettorss The senses Of Taste md
smell The nalu "a euighII AJiotbsd aAd
owes relief ~ Ohoo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04

lu the matter Of tho estate u Peter Jensen.
deceased.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-12-17
Pass the immigration Bill.

+ The immigration bill known as the
Lodge bill is assigned for today, when
ii isp0ssible that a vote may be reached
at the afternoon session of the Senate,
BY the provisions Of this bill aliens
over IA years of age and unable to
read and write their native or some
language would be excluded, except in
the case of a parent or grandparent of
an admissible immigrant. The meas
ure, it is commended. would have very
little effect upon immigration from
England, Ireland. Germany or France
but would most effect those coming
from Russia, Hungary, Italy and Por-
tugal. Those who would be debarred
by it would be those whose ideas of
life are foreign to ours, who for many
undertaking American citizenship with
success to the country which they
seek or welfare of those with whom
they come into competition. Were
this country compelled to enter into
competition directly with the under
paid ignorant. half starved labor of
Russia. Italy and Japan it might be
we'll to induce immigration from those
countries. hoping that their ability to
work for the barest existence would
give our manufacturers an opportunity
help at home. That time has not ar
rived. however and it will be sorry
epoch when the working people of
this country become consumers in a
less degree than they are today. Pass
the Lodge bill or something similar to
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-12-17

Ten thousand deer slain and no gem
eral decrease throughout the State.
So think the fish and game commits
sioners. But from this pleasing pros
pect attention is called to the we'll sub
Stimulated conclusion that under ex-
listing conditions the last call of the
moose and the disappearance of the
caribou are a menacing prOba bility of
the near future. Surely this Is some
thing to think upon, for during the
past year our fish and game attracted
more than fifty thousand people to the
Maine woods and waters. The Legis-
lature will not waste its time and en-
ergies nor go aside from it's duty by
giving due consideration to the report
of the commissioners.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-12-17

terms the horrible state of the streets
Of WestbrOOk and declares that If those
liz tramps had been obliged to put IN
half a days labor each, making those
streets better. great improvement IN
their condition might now be noted.
The Chronicle concludes it's article on
the subject by saying: 1.-The rest OF us
earn our own bread and butter. why
shouldn't they? Drive them to it. Just
as long as tramps are allowed to roam
over Maine without being compelled to
work, SO long will they stay and not a
bit longer. The members of the Legis-
lature at the coming session owe ii to
their constituents. that laws should be
enacted to compel the setting at work
of every convicted tramp, breaking
stone for the public highways. Such
action would mean a saving of many
thousands of dollars yearly to the State
and besides this we would soon be rid
of gang of detestable scamps." The
Chronicle might have added that as it
is tramps would not be so numerous if
they weren't so we'll treated in some of
the jails.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-12-17
VOICES OF THE PRESS.
Chapters in the Story Of Man.
On. Y. Tribune.)

Pennsylvania has reason to cxult
in the babylonian discoveries which
the emissaries Of its university have
carried on for the last eight years. and
which are not yet to be discontinued.
They have unearthed the records of
stretching periods of human history
hitherto unknown, including the testi-
mony of thirty kings entirely forgot
ten since the days of BelshaZZar and
Sardanapalus. These figures are some
what shadoWy in this late revisitation
of the slimpscs of the sun. but Pro-
feSSor Hilprccht vouchcS for thcmand
that ought to give them satisfactory
If as yet somewhat underlined hist"ri-
cal standing. by these discoveries the
story of man in the world Is carried
back something like ten thousand
years before the beginning of our era.
and il seems as If in that interval he
ought to have mad, a little more OF
himself than he has done. After all
this period. outreaching Abers altar.
and Noah's ark. and the arrows Of
Nimrod. and the spears Of Tiglath-
PileSer. and eponymts OF Danadu and
Gabl1aru. the resident Babylonian is
NJ III 4tlfput dS uiu'll 'fl .iil Animal 10
his dromedary. with no token OF pro-
gresS or advancement about him. He
has not even sense enough to take an
interest. beyond his wages for digging
them up. in the trophies under his feet
But a like destiny seems to await all
people and empires, and Pennsylvan-
ians might NOT he out in their reckon
ing who foreboded that the shaft of
the eXcavator from a far and now un-
known land would some time be sunk
upon the site of their university and
the spoil Of Babylon again be recov-
cred. The archaeologist thousand
years after date-might find some
difficulty in reconciling the chronology
of a cylinder of evil Merodach and the
seal ring of benjamin Franklin, but
he would no doubt be equal to it. If
not. his ingenuity would in no way
equal that Of his predecessor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-12-17

rather to a search for ways by which
to increase consumption than to OPP
portunity for moaning over overpro-
duction without needing conditions
whereby that overproduction, or some
of it at least, can be avoided. And at
this point we capnot refrain from quot
ing the following from state of Wash
ihgton paper: There are thousands of
people in the world who would be happy
if somebody did not hunt up grievances
for them" The farmers of Maine have
reason to beware the demagogues
hunting up grievances for them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-12-17

Anent the indignation over the
slaughter of Maceo and the oft repeat
ed advice to make haste slowly, there
would seem to be a widespread dis
position to make haste hastily. We
shall presume, however, that the mill
tia companies offering services will not
go to Cuba until they get permit from
their state authorities, which won't
be right away, and we imagine that a
good many are more willing to remain
simply sons of veterans than to incur
all the trouble of becoming veterans
in the land of yellow fever and cigar
filters. But whatever public sentiment
can do, and it is likely to do much I'M
der certain conditions, and the contri-
button of a few dollars, may be ex-
pected with a good degree of certainty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-12-17
Alaska.

Gov. Sheakley of Alaska. has made
his annual report. in which he ex-
presses a desire for means by which
municipalities may be incorpora ted
ard thinks a commission of residents
should be created and empowered ia
prepare amendments to the organic
act and draft a code of laws. The
governor appreciates, however, that
progress must be slow in the way of
white popula ton of little more than
1000 adults should not be subjected to
course would entail Gov. Sheakley
wisely recommends, that instead OF
building an insane asylum, for instance.
il would be much better to make a
contract with the state of Washington
for the care Of the insane, for whom
there is no provision at present. He
also strenuously objects to the prohi-
bition law. which is no; altogether sur
prising, for no one can doubt but that
the authorities in Such a scattered
population cannot hope for the present
at least 10 be successful in enforcing
the law. but the question arises can
a license law which will be effective
in restraining "A traffic. so deadly to the
people of that country. be enforced.
The report shows a high degree of
prosperity in the gold mining districts
and advocates protective legislation
for the seal with the assurance that
the country would he greatly prOfited
thereby. Considering the naturally
repellant conditions existing in that
country its future is a bright one and
confusing To the alleged sagacity of
those who declared the purchase of the
territory 10 be the utmost folly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-12-17
Maine Fraternity Notes.

An order of the Eastern Star Will be
formed at Wells this week and will be
called Priscilla Lodge.
The project of organizing a lodge OF
Knights of Columbus in Houlton meets
with much encouragement.
A council of the United Order OF
American Mechanics was organized al
Bath. Tuesday night. This will be the
50th council in the State.
The district meeting of odd Fellows
which was called to meet in Pressure
Isle on Friday. December Is, has been
postponed until some time i'll January,
Golden Crown Lodge, X. of p. Brooks.
will confer the first rank upon four
candidates and the second rank upon
one at its next meeting. This lodge is
increasing rapidly in membership.
Belfast division, L. r. X. of p. have
presented their commander. F. II,
WEIGH. with a beautiful silver mounted
writing set. consisting of II pieces. as a
token of their esteem for him. and APP
probation of the work done by him in
behalf of the order in general
There is considerable tax of forming
Il lodge OF the tfOeT III tne f<dStelI III 'Stdl
in connection with Mosaic Lodge +. and
A. NJ. Foxcroft. Fifty have agreed ia
join provided a dispensation is granted
by the grand lodge. There is also talk
of having a ladies' auxiliary to Protec-
ton Lodge, A. O. L. ".
The annual inspection of the camps
of the Maine Division s. oQf ", have
just been completed by Inspector w. l..
Gribbin of Portland. and his assistants.
Alfred X. Hall of Oakland and Fred X.
Fife of Fryeburg. Inspector Gribhin
reports that the camps as a whole art
in a healthy condition and that the in
terest in the work of the order is good
AS inspector, MI Gribbin has Il CONSOLE
dated report to make out. This report
in detail shows the financial, social and
general standing of each camp. Their.
are ut the present time about so camps
in the division. and there are AZ queS-
tons to be answered relative to each
camp This necessitates the writing of
POO words and figures which makes w
the consolidated report. and as these
| reports are made out in triplicate form
il can be seen that it will be no small
task to complete.