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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-27

ated so close 10 this city. great interest is
being taken by ali here in the develop
n1ent Of its properties. as any one of its
claims proving a mine VIII mean much
for this young city. II is now the inten-
ton OF this company 10 push work all
summer. as mineral can be found in
gratifying quantities from the grass roots.
Great excitement 1. in the city over
some high grade quartz float that was
brought into town the other day by
prospector. The quartz is rich in copper
and free gold. assaying 81 Do. A large
party left yesterday for the supposed
place OF these rich finds in the hope that
they may BE- able TO discover the assure
vein from which the foa. came.
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IN SIGHT or FHE TOWN.
NoEs to start ca Crown Iewrt-Rish
Float cause. Exrtt~ment

500. So 1sfspatcs - tec pos.- tc'iseen-.~
GRAND FORKS r. u MAY @3-TNe
Grown Jewel pvcr@Ffy. situated or Ot-
s4rSaf u8@,sTtsiu ciose 90 th~ cttv -
row Being worked u = ore - grr,iu
- re Charms owned ~ tas taNserN fs0r
Mountain 4tt",t Mining Cempanv ART
provinces very eli The msueTsl = isSen-
sfcal wist teAt - trs fa-1cnS tscreta ss.-
g0E copper VYvitss ana frGU aSsAytmg vet9
~ xola. 0stug 50 tire fsrs that tAc prep
critics owned ~ this company are sisa-
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The Sa|n0
Consolidated Gold Mining Qnd
Development CO.
Limited Liability.
Head Office: AZ Columbia Avenue.
ROss1and, B. G.
ROss1and, B. G.

A few questions frequently asked by
the cautious investor before putting his
money in a mining enterprise:
q / Are the men AT the wheel practical
men or placed there for ornament?
The directors Of the Sslnlo are a body
OF practical mining men. o. weli-kno
raui,te the superintendent a miner OF q
years experience
o. 2 Are these properties undeveioped
claims or. In other words. wild -catsr
A the group Of four properties OF the
saIrq0 are being actively worked. and the
aevai1r rnent 81 Ear has been actually phe-
nounersaI the pay streak increasing from
4 tnrfes a. the top 20 feet inches a a
aep'h OF six feet. OF solid salena ore. Six
"a ynples taken Unfortunately from the
dump. on bcsng aszayed. Yielded values ay-
ere lng So. 90 In silver and lead.
O g. How am | protected In my invest
,rsut from promoters stock heing thrown
on the market. TO the GetrimeDt OF the
treasury stcck9
All stock other than treasury is strict
" tied ur Until the c0rnpauy's properties
ara on a dividend payinf, basis; no Ger
fgGrsre.s even. are isxget Ia holders ~
such stock n,.f only interim receipts
which are absolutely unfTansferabIe.
The directors having issued a block Of
= 200 shares Of treasury stock AZ IT, Gems
fully raid and non g ssesgsabIs we have
fuil conH ienee in recommending the same
10 the puoiic as a safe and lucrative in
ssstmeut.
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TO-DAY

TO-DAY
Our Business Lunch from III u. M 10 :
n m. for 25c, and Dinner from 10
p. m. 25c.
E,,,auf Consomme.
Radishes. Cucumbers Saiao.
Green Onions.
FISH.
Steamed CLAIMS Drawn Butter
Boiled Rock Cod. Shrimp Sauce
Baked Salmon au Grautin
Tenderloin Of Sole, Tartar sauce.
BOILED.
Spare Ribs with Sauer kraut
ENTREES.
Chicken Ericassee. with Rice.
Beef a Ia Mode, Vegetables.
Breast of Lamb. Tomato Sauce.
Fricandeau Veal ChampigIsons-
Fried Calves Brains Sauce Tartar.
ROAST.
Prime Beef. au jus.
Leg of Lamb. Mint Sallce.
Lo!n of Pork. 4 ypie Sauce.
VEGETABLES
Garden Peas. Sugar Corn.
New Potatoes in Cream.
Boiled and Mashed Potatoes.
DESSERT
Bread Pudding. Orange Sauce.
Strawberries and Cream.
Home made Short Cake.
Vanilla Ice Cream.
Tea. coffee, milk. buttermilk. ciaret or
beer included with all Csc lunches and
dinners.
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SPECIAL RATE TO ENDEAVORERS.
Round Trip to San Francisco $22.5O
by Steamer.

A special round trip rate Of 81 80 has
been made by the Pacific Coast Steam
ship Company TO those from the Sound
wishing to attend the Christian Endeavor
convention to open in San Francisco July
{. This rate Is good on the steamship
Waila Valla sailing from here June p.
the Umatilla. July ;. and the City of
Puebla. July S. There Will he between 40
and so Endeayorers from the Sound and
several requests for berths have already
been made.
A special joint rate has also been made
by the Northern Pacific and Southern
Pacific OF 81. not including a charge of
$40 for berth in the Pullman car or Sc
in the tourist class. Meals are also extra.
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w II. Holiday and G. r. Miller have
located ths Queen Ann mineral claim In
Queen Ann addition in the city of Spo-
kane. partly on the property of Joseph
Fl. Boyd. president and manager of the
National Iron Works. and within one and
a half miles of the Review building. They
claim to have discovered a ledge Of quartz
containing gold and copper in paying
quantities and have taken some OF the
rock for assay.
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GREET THEIR FRIENDS
SENIOR CLASS AND FACULTY RE-
CEIyE AT THE UNIVERSITY.

Denny Hall Filled by = vtvscious
hlaG~-Decorated With Va
tive Flowers Old History Ne
called by Some Of Those Present.
The Half Ctrcle-JudEes for To-
Nights Oratorfcai Contest-Som.
mencement Exercises BeGin THIS
Morning 1T IL O'clock.
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MEMORIAL DAY.
Members of stevens Post at the
Scholastic Mayors Request

In addition IN the HIST of names printed In
the Post inteliigencer yesterday morn
Ing o. members Of the Grand Army OF
the Republic from John r Miller post
who Will visit the- schools OF tire CITY and
address the pupils upon subjects appro-
PIRATE 10 the Observance of Memorial day.
the following names from Stevens post
have been furnished as those who in ac-
cordance with the recomn, endation OF
the commander in chief have been an
pointed ~ the commander OF stevens
post TO visit the schools on Friday next:
Central. J. vi Wrestling Denny. II. :.
koenc, Mercer John r kinnear; Minor
a NJ. Kent; Ratal~r. Z. J. Litchenbers:
South Thomas McMuslen, Columbia. ].
NJ, carson; Olympic r 5. Berry: Pacific,
\ W. Uastie; Cascade. $ ". Clark: Ran
DAN. =, 7. Luce; r, r. Day. j w Range
old University. j =. Hcyt, Queen Anne.
T, NJ Young: Denny thurman. William
Metcaif, 14atona. :. + Street: Green
Lake. p. T.. Carroll. Salmon Bay. n. 4.
Rigelow.
Besides this detail by the commander
Il ~ especially desired that every COM
r7t3c Il possible will attend these exer-
ctses as a just recognition o. the Efforts
% the children to encourage a shirt ~
loyalty and love Of country
The following Memorial dav request has
been issued BY Mayor Wood. appropriatp.
II calling attention TO the day and IS
purposes:
Whereas The Birth day ~ Nsv IN ,,tz
ye2r fats cn Sunday and Monday ,ns
So INST vii be observed IN TITS state as
Memorial say
''-rnerefo~e. l. rs mayor of the city ~
seattle hers ~ request tnat all pt1hlg~ ~
N0es ana business houses rln7e and SUSPEND
their business transactions during Norsfav
she Sist Inst. and thar al citizens. ins-ff,A
'n< school children. participate AZ far AZ
fNesSshl" IL toe Observance 81 MONDAY a.
Memorial aav in sagTh manner as may r.
IL i5Cst@f by the surviving veterans
That sil Gags f-s displayed = half r.-4ss
ara fh7f there - sfsCh nsrriNtlr fau9n-,
siT0fil0 ard decoration a. snail fsa Tttsng
- Ere memory % those whosa S.}f-r-eS-
ervsttau wss forgotten IN the preservation
Of osT country"
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r.a-~.atea Companion ptcxr,.

Ser ;ae rsxt day or $50 F'ehes Bros
fhe enterp-7ssnS agssyS o. tha -T~aye-
lARa ngcycts v11 have f1is rex model
o. : tvrc-seatesi bicycle - display a their
eeeond Averu@ store TIE riders So ste-
hy Si6> OF ksls wheel ard riding IL i
as easy as sitting N a Buggy. Gail and
SET IL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-27
THE FOURTH.
subscription Committee Has Nearly
x2,JOO In Hand-Meeting
of COmmfftecs,

A general meeting of Fourth of July
committees was held in the city council
chambers last night. Routine business
was transacted and the plans for the big
celebration discussed
The subscriptions to the fund up 10
noon yesterday We're as follows:
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Thousands suffer from Catarrh. There
IL longer excuse. as the 10 cent trial size
of Ely's Cream Balm can be had. Drug
eists Full size SOC
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A CRIPPLE'S MISFORTUNE.
Sent by the Police to the COmmis-
siOncrs. He Suffers Untold Agony.

Thomas Clark, a cripple almost helpless
from rheumatism. slowly and painfully
made his way up TO the county court
house yesterday to apply TO the county
commissioners for relief. They needed his
pteous appeal and sent him out to the
county farm
When Clark was first seen by a Post
Inteliigencer reporter yesterday shortly
after noon he was lying on the soft green
turf in the court house lawn. which was
still damp from the assiduous sprinkling
II receives every evening. He asked for
help and the reporter assisted him 10 his
feet and handed him his cru,ches. He
hobbled out into the warm spring sun
shine. though moaning with pain, and
stood basking III its welcome warmth. A
little while afterward. however. in at
tempting TO go down the stone steps di-
rectly in front of the main entrance he
fell and was unable to get up. Sheriff
Meyers attention was called 10 the un-
fortunate mans condition. and he forth
with sent out comfortable stretcher and
had him removed inside the building.
where careful hands did ali that could
be done TO allay his suffering.
According TO CIarks story, he was en-
tirely well and in robust health until about
year ago. At that time he was working
on the farm belonging to the House OF
the Good Shepherd He claims that out
door exposure incident 10 farm work
brought on a violent attack OF rheuma
tizrn, which has grown worse and worse
until II has completely disabled him. Re-
Gently he has been staying with Charles
Case in the Hale block. Feeling that he
ought no longer be an imposition on Mr.,
Cases generosity. he went yesterday TO
police headquarters TO ask for aid He
saws the men there 10 whom he spoke
told him that he would have 20 apply 10
the county commissioners. With this ad
vice he started on his tircsome ascent OF
the long. steep hill which he had to climb
almost on his hands and knees.
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Il is fortunate dsv for mar when he
Hrst discovers the value - Ayers SsrSa-
rartlIa as q blood purifier. wire tbs med
igG1e ne knows ne has fouad q remedy
urou which he nay rely. and that his life
IeuS ulalas1y IS AZ last conquered. Nss
cured ~ hers viii cure vsu
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-27

The Gre,t Northern Is the banner line to
all points east. Have you seen their IL
brary observation car on all overland
fratns9
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Guard Your Sight" Consultation Free.
Miss F. Wilzinski Graduate Optician.
1ua Second avenue tJos Mayer & Bros)
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J. NJ. Lyon. F. w. Hart and George K.
Strey were yesterday appointed apprais-
ers OF the Amund Amunes estate.
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DONNIE. 4 STEWAR7. Cndertakssa.
- esrl0Se OSeDs1 - ThAsA ana
CSas0bis ssse~sa. Seattle, WasAinO,
- 3oAeDAaOa - ~
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To Gather Rhodode ndrons.
Excursion on str Mary F. Perley. 10 a.
m. Sunday. 10 Sslveraale. Fare soc.
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"a Tide Water.

The impending sarly construytic7 - tha
Cedar river water system VIII also ersh't,
,hiS city to VTer q val}lsh Ie coaveufsr,,.
g. the s.nclter- abundance 81 ehcsn water
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Radway'S Ready Keller.

Aoriiza 20 she Chesr AZ the beginr 'ns
o. a cold or the lungs, Win a dose Of
Railways Pi4gs. will quickly eject q cure
~ relieving tie congestion.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-12
The Nnfivn Snna

The Native Sons are taxing interest in the
coming gollen jubilee Of The discovery of gold in
Cslifornia, and on the evening of the 4ih inst
committees from California Pac fc Gold, n Gate
: FraT csc1. Mission, IL Dorado, Rincon, Stan.
ford. Manic, 'oumbs, Alcatraz Alcaide
SCQuoa, a ional, Pr 'cita, south san Francisco
Pr-sijlo, Hesp -rian and OymIus parlors met in
Native Sons' Hall and TOO The fr.t steps in the
matter. The Jubilee convention was ora lied nv
the election OF j.. &. MaTtih OF tanf ri Parior s
prcsiden ". {. Miller OF r-cita Farior as vice
pr. sident, Robert w Maitland of Senuo a Parlor ns
secretary, and Louis +. By N 5ton. grand trus ee
as treasu
\ fter the discussion of a number of propositions
a c. mmlttee composed Of w H. Hazel =. r.
ByIngtou and -. @. Troy was appointed O confer
WIKI the eX Cutive committee of the ju bi ee ard
after Il shall p esent its report p au OF action
viii be deter line upo".
Precita Par or las eec the fcllowf ny named
officers for b" ensuing term: President L Il
myth; vtCepresidents {, J. Ward, {. II ava
naush and j Nj. Henley; recording secretary j.
NJ. ! ickey: hnauciai secreIay, ID. j. Wren:
treasurer. a. Hrhrman; macthI, &. J. p. Yer
meil trustees-O. l. Thomas, j r. B-han and
" Z. Mi er After the elec ion the present Off
GERS, the offic elect and the members adjourned
LO the bsDq1 t-haii
LAST Ihurs .ay evening = Ca raz TarIor gave an
home Ma i've ons' building III honor o. l. J.
Fen, ID ID. g. p.
tanford Par or No. rs at it's meeting on last
the ensuing erm: Past presiden. Charles Il
Slanyan: pr sident, Joh1 W. Lewis; v.ce-presi-
dents J. IN J Nct arthy. D A. Curtin and Fred
ii. Jung; recording fecretary. Frank Van Drv-n-
l. q. Haven; trustee, Franz H. herrigau; >uT-
geons-Dr r.. X. Bryant, DR.. +. B. soulher and.
Dr. a.. Il. A. KuseIer. DR. Charles Iark.
The ninst en- hn dred committee of Stanford
Pa-lor has been doing remarkably we | in the
matter OF raising fumes for the grand enterIa. n
ment on aud ce ebiatioI Of The ose of the nine
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NEW TO-DAY.
NEW TO-DAY
He SENDS IT FREE
A Never Failing Remedy That Makes a
Man iOung Again.
TRUE MANLTNESS QUICKLY RE
PLACES THE WORN OUT NERVES
And VIGOR

w hen mans strength and yigor is
slowly wssting away from nervous weak
ness, the mental fore b d.ngs are ten times
worse tnan the most severe pain There
Is no let Up 10 the mental suffering day or
night For years the writer rolled and
tossed on the troubled sea of Nervous De-
bllity, EN- ssions, Lame Back and the
various other troubles OF Sexual Weak
ness, until 1t was a question whether he
had not bitter take dose OF olson and
IN u end ali his troubles. But proYldeEtial
In splration came to his aid In the shape
OF com bination of medicines that COM
pletelv restored his general health and en-
larged his weak, emaciated parts TO nat
urai size and vigcr, and he now declares
that any man, young or Old, who will take
the trouble 10 send his name and address
may hava Free full particulars Of this
wonderful home treatment which quickly
restored me 10 my full 5 rength ana vlgor
OF youth. Now. wnen l say free, mean
abs olutely without cost, because L want
every we ,kened man to get the benefit of
my experience.
There are thousands OF men suffering
the mental tortures of weake Ell man.
TODD who would be cured at cnce could
they but get such remedy as he one lh1t
cured me. Send for il, and learn that
there are few things on earth, althOu n
they cost nothing 10 get are worth fur
tune TO some men, and mean lifetime of
happiness 10 most of us. Write TO Thomas,
Slater, box IFS Masonic Temple, KaIa.
mazoo. Mich. and the inform alton wills
be mailed in q plain, sealed enve oDe. 81
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-12
Ancient Order Unitsd Workmen.

The following officers OF Unity Lodge-A. W.
Tuggey, p. II. W. G. ". PECK, NJ. w; II. J.
Trowb bridge, r; r {. Ross O.; W. D. stephens,
G.; f. J. Locker, /. W; +. Stenberg, o W.-wIll
be publicly led Janu uy II in Laurel H IL.
shels building. tnt after that there will be a
bal
Liberty Lodge instituted in VOLTS Hall at
View last week and the following officers
elected for he ensuing term: T. f. Moran. p NJ
"; g. A. Guibiny, W; NJ. F. Taylor, F; F.
T. Bailey. O.: {. :. Ans+r, r.: p. Carlson,
Zee; .. p. Ninkler, O. / w; z. Connolly, o.;
w. J. Kruconsky, G. Maisel and (. +. Jordan
trustees.
he entertainment given under the auspices of
The California drill team at Fraternity all " est
Oakland was largely attended Tn grand master
workman was present ald delivered address.
on einesday evening, Decem Der 49, Bay
Ni"w Lodge will receive a visit from the grand
tfi ers
he twentieth anniversary of Yerba Buena
Lod; e was LIBERATED Laurel Hall, Shiels build
ing OFarrel street. last evening.
n Tuesday evening asJ keystone Lodge and
Oakland o1ge he 3 ] IN. meeting. which con-
Cludtd with banquet at which addresses were de-
livered by H. grant officers
On Wednesday evening last Valley Lodge con
ferred the degrees on class of twelve candidates.
Franklin Lodge mas sustained loss in the dea h
of +. Franklin, one OF its oldes. membors an
one who. during the time that he not preve L
cd by sickness, was OF its most active mem
her
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The National Union.

Last Monday night Yosemite Council at It's
meetlnz int iaIed two Candidates aud elected the
following officers for the ensuing year: @ =.
Do1d P; l.. ID. Souther, V-P. Donald Robert
sou, =; w w. PECK, secre ary (re-elected); y. s
Harris, f. =; T. L. Hulins T.; K X. anderson,
W. J. Getty. u; HoR Sat A. and ].
10 ;ge, D X. The meeting ealivened by the
remarks of visi.o from California, Go den GATE
aud P4cifc councils
FL DOrsdo Council has elected The TO 10 wing OIL
GERS: w. Cutberth p; H. KTause, V--P: c.
echu d, :: l. l. Miller Ex. P; l.. Rothschild,
secretary n Seligman, F. ); II. B. harris. T.;
II. SChunhOff. C.: John Lauer, S.-at-A.: +. B
Got ID n. delegates to Cabinet, L. l.. Miller, J.
w. utberth & Gnu dt and T. kothschild
Pacific Council las, meeting refused O. o
chaug= its nizht OF meeting. he eIec- resulted
in the choice OF The fO. .IowinS officers: j y.
Burning, p; J. Gutenberg, N.-P.. J. G MeuZies,
= T. GreeneDaum, K. p; =. b. Doane, sc e.
tary; l. DnlOn Jr., F. s.; f. w. Furgeson, T..
ers. ~.-at-A.. aud w. Austin, D. Il.
There was pretty sight in the hall OF California
Council last thursday nj hi when an even aCz-
caudidatet were presenl ed for ini,lau n. The
work performed IN the hJr. fern In az ad-
mirab.e manner. Among the Candidates was the
twelfth Der in reduced into the council by
=. esidenI Fred H Hastings The annual eiectio .
resulted Ia the hoce of the fol OWN: named for
Graves, V P; J. J. parroN. 3; c. }. King sec
Tetar. /. cChumacher, r. =. Ii L. IicRner, /. :;
Va. w. dunbar &; j. X McGuthCk, T.. c. r.
Ford. S.-at-A.: W. r. DlelsDacl ID. X; J. p.
tees; W. v. Dunbar, W. II. Murphy, q. { kei
II. \. Graves aud ". X. Dreisbach, delegates to
the Cabinet
BeIke ey Council, recently instituted at the site
of culture, has arranged for grand entertainm Mt
aud SMOKE. 10 be given ON the 10Th INST al Amer
Hall.
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The Chosen Friends.

Last Thursday night Social Council gave a
grand Entertainment and social in the assembly
hal of the Red Mems building and the large at
tendance fIAtteiing reco .nition OF the
EMO OF his council to enter ain its friends.
The programme that had been prepared by Mrs.
h. A. Adams, Mrs. Goodell, Mrs Helton, Mrs
Garbsrino Il. 7. Baccus and Secretary 4. G
Baker very ENJOYABLE one and IL made
up as foil cws: Musical selections Mrs johnson;
vocal solo, l. B. AIber.i, accompanied by Mrs G
T. Albert; ctIatOn, little Francis BuckIand;
vocal uueG. Mrs. oBafer aud Mrs ~effanszzi: reci-
taton, Mrs. Mel;uish champion c,k WAX Rip
pie Butte and Harry MangelS; vocal solo. NJ SIS
Kittie Kennedy; mando.fH and guitar duet, l..
GarbArino aad Fred Kaiser: comic song, James
GittIs IS krty kennedy accompanist; High
land flag by request, Harry Mange.s. then fol-
Mrs Kate A. Adams, a mos: ac i've memb.r of
Social council, had the misfortune som time
slice to los very fin emD.-matic pin, whIc.l
uad been presen eI TO her for her interest In the
work OF the der fhat fact beinS made known
to supreme Councillor ii. Ii. Morse of New YORK
he recently sem her a new pIn replace the .os.
one accompanyin the GIFT with letter express-
ing his era efuln IS for the WORK she has done
The visit of the Progressive Council to Pacific
Council OF Friday night was very plea SAINT n fr
The notables present Were: {. NJ. Arnold, Z. y
&: T. H o'grien. p. g. C.. NJ Boebm- q e
Cara Mcdonald, G. T.; +. w. Day, grand trustee.
and Mrs C. ]. sweeney, q. NJ. The programme
by DR.. CvedO vocal solos Miss Jessie ich, ,on.
John f. Fahey and Mrs. Beers; addresses BY
OTduu NlCt-' OuHCi!OE hartley ana uSt Grand
Counciior Sc vege; recitations Miss lone Johns IN
and f. A street; fancy dance. Misses ey-
Mods and z tina Fahey: either solp, f. alter
mey er; bones specialties, j. e. Irvine. and the
gem OF the evening. vocal duet by Miss Kathrine
Black and Miss Maud Cameron Miss Donovan &C
companis. A ter the da ce here was a C l!ation.
Last Monday night oakland and Athens coun-
ellis of Oakland we-e co.. sJIida-ed with Unity
Council OF the same place The consolidation bell nR
effected by Past supreme Tru Glib on. assist ed
by Past supreme Councillor Arnold Past Grand
Councillor anborn. Grand Councillor Boeum.
Grand KecOrder " allfS and Grand MIs
Clara Mcdonald. BY the ms 'idation all are
now members of Unity Council, with mem bel.
ship OF niDetysx After he WORK OF the evening
th-re was fine programme for The entert ain
ment OF all pre- .ent, AMI then there a ban
Quet.
empire Council will give an entertainment in its
hall tomorrow night.
Social Council will give one of its pheasant
euchre paities next Thursday night in Red Mem:
! Hall.
Golden Gaze Cocncil on Friday night elerted the
following officers: l. -. simon, 4. c.: Ms. a.
Boehm, C.; Miss n. NoUnan, V. c.; Max Bee I'M
:. Mrs. b. j. Porter, T.; II. F. jackson. W; II
Ewing. o.; Mrs NJ. Duning sentry MIS-. Beers
OrganiSL
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-12
COMPANION. of the Fore.t.

Loyal tirce's open meeting last Monday night
was as usual, great success, the circles hall be-
ing Crowded 10 its utmost listen TO and enjoy the
programme that had been prepared under The di-
rection of Mesd Rmes Allie Baxter NJ G. Tackley
and Florence y. Morrow. the committee on enter
ainment. There was iano solo by Miss Hook
Ing address by the supreme grand chief com
panion; song, Mis-, Gladys Weller, accomp nj I'd
by her teacher, Mi s DreyfusS; fishers hornpipe
Dottie Baxter; recitation, Tryphina Pritchard the
child wonder. vocal olo Miss Woodward; skirt
da &C., Ida oons; barytone solo, Mr.. Albert :;
fancy dance. Jeanette Graper and Dotiie Haxter;
soprano SOLO, Miss RodeT, accompanied Dy Miss
Craven; vocal 500 Thy reque,t). Mrs Sarah Bever-
sen, =. Il. c. e.; cake wax, Harry Mangeis and
Robbie Butler, two little ones IN costume who un-
der the direction Of Miss Dreytus, their teacher,
d monstrated the ar of walking. The asst num-
Der on the programme a vocsl solo by Miss
Mimi Drevfus Then followed a dance til late
into the night,
La Estrea Circle was visited by the Past Chiefs
Association last tuesday. on Wednesday the su-
pTeme Grand chief com anion and the supre me
Graag ) visited Enterprise CT cie and on
Friday they vi ,ited Justice Circle. Loyal Circl
VIII give Hs hrlstmas patty on The Is n inst. a
new ciicle will be instituted in Hoboken, n. J..
on the 2zd inst.