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Daily camera., 1897-11-18
Too ExDennfye.

z Smith--Doctor, the appendicitis cpl
demie seems to- have subsidized some
what during the last two years. To
what do you ascribe the cause?
DR.. Kill Won Kill-To the hard times.
Puck.
Daily camera., 1897-11-18
Just Like Dice,

Edith-Why don't you get rid of
Teddy, if you don't like him?
Gladys-Well, you know, dear, some
men are like dice-easily ratified, but
hard to shake.-Town Topics.
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Dear Little Fishes.

Mr.. Hojack-My dear, why do you al
lude to those twins as sa-dines?
Mrs. Hojack-They are children Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herring.-Judge.
Daily camera., 1897-11-18
ERectual Remedy.

Briggs is always complaining about
his louesomeness. In his case it's a
disease, and he ought to take some
thing for it."
Great Scott! Haven't you heard?
He's going to take wife."-Chicago
Tribune
Daily camera., 1897-11-18
So Different.

Sarianne-Reginald, how that bear
in the museum hugs that post. like
him, Ecggy.
Reginald (suspiciously)-You do?
Sarianne (fondIy)-Yes, Reggy, he
reminds me so much of you.
Reginald-Of me?
Sariarne (coldly)-Yes; he's SO dif-
ferent-Detroit Free Press.
Daily camera., 1897-11-18
OtherWfse with Her.

"A man convinced against his will
Is of the same Opi'ion STILL
By no such fault doth woman fall;
She never is convinced at all.
-CML1so o Journal.
Daily camera., 1897-11-18
Just LIZ City tflk.

Yeast-I understand that mushrooms
generally consist of 90 per cent. water.
Crimsonbeak-Must be something like
the milk we get-Yonkers Statesman.
Daily camera., 1897-11-18

Medicus--I never lost more than a
half dozen patients in my life.
Cynicus-I don't see how you man
aged to make a living on only six
St. Louis Republic.
Daily camera., 1897-11-18
The SDOECe.

Lets buy the drinks-alphabetical-
ly!" said Zigzag to crowd Of con-
genial spirits.-N. Y. World.
Daily camera., 1897-11-18
A NerYY Man,

Yeast-You say Jack has Q steady
nerve?
Crimsonbeak-I should say SO!
never saw him when he didn't want to
borrow money.-Yonkers Statesman.
Daily camera., 1897-11-18
An Explanation.

Chollie-My head feels funny to-day.
Dollie-Perhaps you've got some
thing in it.-Yonkers Statesman.
Daily camera., 1897-11-18
Unjustly Accused.

Don't borrow trouble, Jack. What's
the use?"
Borrow trouble? Who said l was
borrowing trouble? I've got trouble to
lend!"-Chicago Record.
Daily camera., 1897-11-18
1t II Natural.

This world is all f1eeting show"
And If you watch you'u see
That everybody wants to go
On 4 ticket that is free.
Chicago Record.
Daily camera., 1897-11-18
strictly business. Trnrsaction.

First Heiress-Who presented the
count to you?
Second Heiress-No one; I bough,
him.-Chicago News.
Daily camera., 1897-11-18
IN After Onininn.

A women's mo" means Yes" It's said
Sometimes it may be so;
But there be many that are wed,
Wish her Yes" had meant No"
Up-to-DAte
Daily camera., 1897-11-18
Altering Circumstances.

Altering Circumstances.
The candidate, when it's plain sailing, will
say
My mind is my own: will, run my own
way!"
But whenever his course toward embar-
raSSment tends,
He murmurs: I'm now in the hands of my
friends
Washington Star.
Daily camera., 1897-11-18
81 hadn't heard of it. What did they
Never There.

"Chloroformed him one night and
: cut his hair."-Chicago Post.
Daily camera., 1897-11-18
Only n Theon,

"Why are BARRIERS so talkative at their
work?"
well, suppose that, like other men,
they don't get any chance at home
Chicago Record.
Daily camera., 1897-11-18
Devotion Extraordinary.

"They seem to be very devoted
couple.",'
II should say 30. They've been mar
ried three years and still ride, q tan
dem. Town Topics
Daily camera., 1897-11-18
A Deurec COnfcrrer.

self" remarked Old Sol to fair Luna.
"Indeed?"
"Yes. Just watch me confer some de-
grees on the thermometer. IN. Y.
Journal.
Daily camera., 1897-11-18
Flames.

mabel, is it a fact that you serve
refreshments to all the young men who
call on your"
Eyes, papa"
Daily camera., 1897-11-18

well, you must think I have money
to burn, feeding flames that way
Detroit Journal
Daily camera., 1897-11-18
Off the Team.

"That vas shabby trick they played
on Hafbak to force him off the football
team"
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1897-11-12

therein allowed as follows:
James Boyd. jurors fees, current en-
pehse iund S. 30
William Welch. same : 20
F W Bower. same : %
Schnasse Jr., witness fees, cur
rent expense fund 10
Ed Enderby. same 10
f Sprague, same %
John Stalk. same %
"A Il Wallace, copy of inquisitlon,
current expense fund 4 20
Ernst Flsl, conveying deceased
to Rapid Guy, current expense
lunu $50
" Boyd, coroner's fees ulO
by motion the following bills were
allowed and warran.s ordered drawn on
the proper funds for the same:
Z Won Wochrman. Justice fees,
current expense fund Sl4 80
a n Arlington, constable fees.
current expense fund + so
William Napier, fixing water pipe
current expense fund 315
Fred & Christensen. attendance
on board Of education. - so, al
lowed at oOO
Glnu Il Co, county school books,
co fund o6 50
BY motion board adjourned to meet
at y o'clock a. m. Oct. ~. 1897.
Attest: G w Clark
P Mcmahon, Chairman,
County Auditor.
Rapid City, S. D.,
Oct. II, 1897.
Boar1 met pursuant to adjournment.
All members and the county auditor
present.
Minutes Of Oct. 9 and II we're read
and on motion approved.
BY motion the following polling
places were designated for the various
precincts throughout the county of
Pennington for the annual election to
be held on The second day of November,
1897, aud the person whose name ap-
pears first on the list Of judges hereby
appointed for each precinct. shall be
superintendent of election for such pre-
cinct:
Precinct No. !, first ward Rapid City,
store Of Z l. Sawyer. Judges
Sawyer, Frank Murphy, John Keli"
hen.
Precinct No 2, second ward Rapid
City. Tompkins old store room. Judges
"A e Wallace, Geo Mansfield, e L
Hurlbut.
Precinct No 8, third ward Rapid
City, first building north of Hotel Har-
ney. Judges James Boyd, Charles
Madison. howard Worth.
Precinct MOI T., fourth ward Rapid City,
Schuesse building. Judges-Sam Car
son, Geo Ryan, John Waldron.
Precinct NO 5, Rapid Valley, Bren.
nan zchool house. Judges-Elwood
Williams, Elmer E Kimball, Geo
Mentsch.
I Precinct No 6, Hammerville, home OF
Peter H~amerquist. Judges-Peter
Hamerquist, Alb Otis, Chas Ham.
Precinct No 7, Lower Rapid. Creston
school house. Judges-Geo B Alisto :.
Owen Swinehart, Jeremiah P Nowlin
Precinct No 8, Center, Center school
house. Judges-A A Newkirk, Johr
Lines, Richard Twell.
Precinct No 8, Lebanon, house Of
Bradford Johnson. Judges-Burdet,
Raymond, David Howkins. Willoughb,
Brennan.
Precinct No 10, Box Elder, schoo
house Dist No 90. Judges-Calvir
Loveioy, Ed Allen, Hugh J Brown.
Precinct No II, Douglas, D 'uEla.
school house. Judges-Joe Matthias
Calvin Furrow, L D Taylor.
Precinct No IL, Spring Creek, Dodge
school house. Judges-Perry Cox
Norman Chapman, D B Murray.
Precinct No Is, Harrison, Pixies
school house. Judges-Henry McMich
ael, w 81 Allen, John Savage.
Precinct No II, Forbes, Forbes schoo
house. Judges-R M Forbes, w W
Pinkerton, Fl Eastman.
Precinct No IS, Rockerville, Rocker
vile school house. Judges-Fred T
) Christensen, Patrick Dillon. Severor
Simeraud.
! n--A ny 70 VI - 49,
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1897-11-12
All membars an d county auditor pres

county assessor, against the state o
south Dakota for 500 for25 days ser
vice as assessor in Ziebach county wa.
approved.
by motion the following resolution
was adopted:
"Resolved, that Edmund Smith and
|Chauncey L. Wood be employed. and
they are hereby authorized to appea,
Tor w. H. LaBee, county treasurer of
Pennington county, South Dakota, in
the cases Of the Harvey Peak Tin
Mining, Milling and Misunderstanding
Co., ct al VS.. w. H. LaBee as county
treasurer Of Pennington county, South
Dakota new pending in the United
) ates circuit court for the district of
South Dakota
BY motion the following bills were
allowed and warrants ordered drawn
on the proper funds for the same:
William Banks, bridge work, bridge
fund $l9 so
J Aldrich, bridge work 500, allowed
on bridge fnnd $50 90
} J Mccall, bridge work, brig fund los
by motion bill Of Mr.. Gregg for $50
Tor bridge work was rejected.
BY motion board adjourned to meet
at 9 o'clock a. m. October I, 1897.
Attest: G., w. Clark.
2 F. Mcmahon. Chairman.
County Auditor.
Rapid City, S. D.
Oct. 7, 1857.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
all members and county auditor pres
ent. Minutes of October 5 auo 6 were
read and upon motion approved.
Hy motion the following bills were
allowed and warrants ordered drawn
on the proper funds for the N
Mrs e e lines, care Of Jennie lines.
S5l.35, allowed on cnrrent expense
fund S3S so
H L Pitt. bridge work So. 81, allowed
On bridge fund IS 45
Walt S LaBee, brdg wrk. By fund 81 so
Rapid City Lumber Co., bridge lumber
bridge fund 81 90
Ey motion the following bills were
rejected:
j F Shotwell. brig wrk brig fund % so
Justin Sweet, same As
Quarterly Settlement With County
Treasurer.
Upon settlement with the county
treasurer made Get. 7, 1897, we, the
county commissioners Of Pennington
county, South Dakota, find that the
balances in the various funds as shown
by the auditors and treasurer's ledg-
ers on Oct. l, 1897. was 1925, $50 IL
Tax. receipts issued since Oct.
/, 1897, l,5l5 "A
Interest received from Pen
nington County bank since
Oct. |, 1897 % 90
Received from won oehr-
Manu., justice Of the peace
since Oct. l, 1897, 90
Received from institute fund
since Oct. !. 1897 81 90
Total. S27, 223, Is
Superintendent's orders pnid
since Oct. l s 912 80
Unpaid resetpts since Oct. |. 1875 IS
School district orders paid
since Oct. l $50 O3
City school orders paid since
Oct. 66S so
City orders paid since Oct. 343 81
County warrants paid since
Oct. 215 50
Current expense warrants pd
since Oct. CAS- SIS
Court house warrants paid
since Oct. ! 22S 90
Road warrants and receipts
paid since Oct. l 43 "a
Miscellaneous items p
since Oct. ] 1oS 1e
Cash in Pennington County
Bank Oct. 7, 1897 1l,78S 70
First National Bank 5,l49 4e
In t~reasurer's Office 1876 SO
Total. 1927. 223 Is
G W Clark, chairman board of COM
missioners; A J Mccain. commissioner
first district; William E Tracy, com
missioner third district.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1897-11-12
Rapid City. S. d, I
Oct. 8, 1897

Board met pursuant to adjournment,
all members and county auditor pres
emit. Minutes of last meeting were
read and upon motion approved.
BY motion quarterly statement of
superintendent Of hospital for the in
sane for the quarter ending June 80,
1897, accepted with the exception of
the charge of s4S.W for one Paul Bra
zler, which charge is denied, and the
auditor is instructed to notify Superin-
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1897-11-12
man. deceased, and the bills conta;ued
therein allowed as follows.

man. deceased, and the bills c~orta;ne1
therein allowed as follows.
Geo B Mansfield, Jurors ices, current
expense tnnd 81 10
Peter F~innegan, same 21O
Fred Rutzlcr. same 30
Geo Stannard, expert witness.
current expense fund 4 50
"a > Allen, 5 M / 81
Eliza Alien. witness fees. current
expense fund 4 50
Angie BEEN, same so
Charles Schneider. same 44Ot
A 4 Wallace, copy of inQuisition,
current expense fund 5 20
h Boyd, coroner fees IS. 10, al
lowed current expense fund 51OI
BY motion report of county coroner
on the Inquest Of G. w Stannard. 6e-
ceased, accepted, and bills contained
therein allowed as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-08
IS NOW OIL INSPECTOR.
Dockery Gains a New Title by
Having Olive Oil An
alyzed.
GrocerS Will Be Arrested Who Sold
Authorizations for the Pure
Article.

For the past few days Milk Inspector
Dockery has been taking and having
tested samples of preparation sold by
various local grocers for pure olive oil and
has thereby added another ;itle to his al
ready exceedingly long list.
Some OF the samples taken proved to be
a mixture OF cotton and mustard seed oils
and were invariably sold as the pure ar.
ticle. Warrants were sworn to yesterday
by Dockcry for the arrest Of fourteen gro-
Gerry firms. 1t is the intention of the Chief
Inspector to press all such cases. Other
samp Piles of oil and like goods are still in
the hands of the chemist and il will be q
few days before the results are known, but
the prosecution on those cases in the hands
Of the inspector Will commence as soon
as they are set for trial.
Those who will be arrested for selling
inn ure oil for pure olive oil are: f. ".
Buck. Hayes and Cough streets; Sand
beck IL Sverdrup, 1901 Larkln street; J. j.
Carroll, Fell and Webster streets; J.
Hougn, 1899 Seventeenth stree Walman
Bros, 1743 Ellis street; Z. Krebs. 1900
Sutter street; Bernard F. Bruce, 10l6
Golden Gate avenue; Schmidt & Stahl-
man. 1901 Folsom street; Bruce Bros,
1247 Folsom street; Henry Muller. l7Ol
Devisadero street; +. ". .Meye & Co., Devils
adero and Geary streets; a. Simon, S01
Larkin street; Irvine Bros, 1921 Stockton
street; Hermann Gaeries, 1925 Powell
street, and Roenr & Eggers, Fourteenth
and Howard street.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-08
Bettors Landed on the Mud
LarkS and the Ring
Quit Loser.
Rey Ell Santa Anita, the Derby
Winner, Beaten Out by
Coupon III.
Three First Choices Annexed Purses
at Ingleside-Miss Lyman a Very
Useful Piece of Horsehesh.

Though a most disagrseable day at the
track, the usual attendance of the faith
ful'' saw five showers of racing at Ingle-
side. The sou wester whistled and
screeched through the grand stand and
everybody went about under closely
re eled sails. Starter Caldwell resem bled
a hydrsulic miner with his damp weather
makeup and the jockeys, clothed IN their
oilskin suitings, looked ike slabs of bacon
ready for shipment to the Klondike.
Three of the five favorites sent out won
purses and the books were hard hit all
around.
Rey El Santa Anita, winner of an Amer
lean derby, was started in the opening
mile run and suffered defeat. He wa,
righttully made pronounced favorite on
his class but was alloweI to losf along by
Hennessy and at the end was beaten out a
length by Coupon III, the to 5 second
choice, ridden by H. Martin.
NJ. F. Tarpey's shifty imp. Islingtou
flly Novia dovned large gathering of
two-year-old talent in the slx-furlong
sprint which followed. The good price OF
10 ! was always obtainable about her,
and soon showing in front she led Wa
tom ba out with ease by couple oflengths.
Martin also piIoted the winner. Preston
came from last position securing the show.
Miss Lynah, the last daughter of
Faustus, carry ng w. B. Jennings colors,
defeated Scotch Rose. Leora and trio of
two-year- olds like breaking sticks. She
was extensively backed at 10 5, and won
in a capter from Bliss Rucker. The latter
colt was away badly, and snatched tn g
place from Scotch Rose the last Jump.
The mile and a sixteenth event was
declared off. and a six-fu rlong dash with
4 field of nine substituted in its place
Moylan, with Thorpe in The saddle, was
quickly played down from TO 2 TO to 5,
and in very close finish got the verdict
from the fast-coming Schiller by a scant
head. Charles a, 100 TO l shot,
STUN bled into the show.
The heavy going proved too tiresome
travelling for dainty little Tea Rose, the 8
to choice for the -furlong run which
concluded the days sport. and after run
ing in second position to the stretch she
ended up fourth at the wire. Fleur de
Lis. away well. had all kinds OF speed
and led Sweet William past the finishing
post by over length. with Eta II good
third.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-08

Winner semer by imp ,Fieurette Time
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-08
Did Not Pay for Goods.

George Inglis and NJ n. Laufenburg have
been sued by Baker G. Hamilton for $14O4 o.
alleged TO be due for goods delivered by the
plaintiffs to the defendants
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-08
MEETING OF HORSEMEN.
The Breeders Form an Associa-
tion and Will Incor-
porate.
The Outcome of the Expulsion o
Charles Boots From Ingle-
side.

Last night at the Baldwin Hotel an i'm
portant meeting of the racehorse men OF
the Pacific Coast was held. 1t was for the
purpose of forming mutual protection
association of the breeders to encourage
and foster the industry.
The meeting was the outcome of the ex-
pulsion of Charles Boots and his stable
from the Ingleside track.
At the meeting a committee was ap-
pointed on the incorporation and auolh her
com mittee was appointed TO formulate a
onsilution and bylaws. Porter Ashe
and H. II. McPike, attorneys for the new
associ ation, were instructed to file arti-
cIes of incorporation with the Secretary
OF State.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-08
EMIL NEY'S ROBBER.

He Identifies j. T. Hesketh as the Man
in Judge CampbeIl's Court.
J. E. Hesketh. who was arrested early
Sunday morning for robbing Daniel Fiem.
ing, teamster, at Fifth and Perry streets,
had another charge OF robbery booked
against him yesterday.
Emil Ney. an ex-policeman, was
knocked down and robbed OF his gold
watch and chain on Market street on Sat
urday night November 6, and reported
the robbery 10 the police.
Yesterday he went to Judge Cam pbell S
ton of Hesketh and his companion, Don
ovan. was being held. He identified
Hesketh as the man who robbed him, and
so notified the police. As soon as Hesketh
was taken back 10 the City Prison he was
booked on the charge.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-08
THE STOCK MARKET.

There change worthy Of note In mining
stocks yesterday. though there was an upward
tendency ne afternoon call.
Occidental is assessed 10c.
The Con. Cal & Va assessment falls delinquent
in office to-day.
The Monarch Consolidated Gold and Silver
Mining Company of Ormsby County, New, mas
levied assessment of 1a a cent per share; sale
day, January 3.
The following local bonds will pay semtannusl
interest in January: California street cable 5s,
Contra Costa Water SIS, Los Angeles Lighting IS,
both issues, Market-street Cable Railway 6s, Ne
vada County Narrow-gauGe Railroad rs. Mort hern
Railway of California 6s. Park ana Ocean Railway
u.s. PARK and Cliff House Railway 6s, san Fran
cisco and y orth Pacific Railway 5s and Souh hern
Pacific HAIL way of Arizona 6s.
Assessments Pending.
Following is list of assessments now pending:
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-08

Assessments Pending.
Following Is a list of ments now pending:
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-08
SAN FRANCISCO "CALL"

BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALL
Corner of Market and Third streets open until IL
O'Clock every night in the year.
BRANCH OFFICEs-527 Montgomery street
corner Clay: open until $50 O'Clock
SS9 Hayes street open until $50 o'clock.
6l6 Larkin street: open until $3.50 O'Clock.
SW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets; open
until o'clock
14S Ninth street; open until oclock.
ZoIe Mission street: open until O'Clock.
loOo Folk street; open until 9 80 O'Clock.
NV. corner Twenty-second and Kentucky
streets; open till O'clock
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-08
SITUATIONS wANTED-Continued.

JAPANESE AND CHINESE EMPLOY YMENl
u Office, oest help, 3l4B Sutter St: tel Grant 80
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-08
TRACK ITEMS.

Lincoln II and All Over have again been
placed in training by Sam Hidreth.
B. }. Johnson made his first start at the
meeting with The PIutocraL He is a very
shifty colt when right
Sweet William and Tea Rose were standing
hat-tooted when the barrier went up, which
did not materially he! p their chance
Little Meany is evidently going to make q
name for himself III the SADDLE Away none
too well with Bliss Rucker, he persevered, and
catching Jones on Scotch Rose mapping at the
end stole the place by a short head
Rey FL Santa ANITA looks well and should
win his next start out The bic evidently
d d not fancy him yesterday.
Following are to-day, entries:
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-08
SELECTIONS FOR TO-DAY.

First race-Terra Archer, Elmer f,
Una Colorado.
SECOND race-Count of Flanders, The
Dipper, Plan.
Third race-Hildreth entry, Shasta
Water. Schiller.
Fourth race-COrrigan stable, j o C,
Viking.
Fifth race-Lucky Dog, Perseus, Day
light.
Sixth racO-Zamar III, Ostler Joe, San
Tuzza.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-08

The total cost of the Suez Canal ex.
ceeded f20, 900, 900.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-08
Ran AwaY Again.

George Rose and George Southwick. the two
young boys who were Captured by Officer Nc
Murray of the society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Children as they were leaving the
Stockton boat on Monday, have the officers
Oh the hunt again. They escaped last even
ing from the home OF the Ladies Protective
and Relief Society. Last Saturday they ran
away from that place and went to Stockton
with q strange man, who LETT them when they
started to return. Tne boys toId several
stories and caused the officers much trouble.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-08
LoDGrNG-HoUsEs FOR SALE

Q-RooM FLAT VERY GOOD. D............. s7OO
a., zoroon mouse nhe sunny corner......... 1900
z5-foom mousse pest corner in city HOO
as groom mouse All rented clears $75...... 500
Groom mouse, all rented, 5000 cash. 1900
"a IoOnls apartment mouse. ali full 2Su0
90 LMoom M nouse on oi4th ss.--- SEQ
3O-room house the Mint o00
2S-room house, $500 cash. - dSn
City property, ranches and business places for
sale and exchange. II. C. DECKER 1920 Market
0CS0 CORNER LODGING HOUSE OF IL
ep-OO. rooms near citv front; steaGv roomers.
cheap rent; call to-day. HEALY 9l7 Market a.
l0O SIXTH-GOOD.PAYING 6OrSE. n
LOO rooms; cheap; account of sickness; mako
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-08
NOTICE.
0wiag TO the hoavy pressure of adds
(" greRter portion Of tho Porlsm outh
local will be found on tho ath page.
ARAtOR PLATE COMMITTEE AT
WORK

The Joint committees representing the
councils and commercial organizations
Of Portsmouth and Norfolk met yester-
DAY at the Board of Trade rooms for
the purpose OF comforting about the pro-
posed establishment OF the government
armor plate plant. Mr.. A. e. Warner
acted as chairman. The following gen.
tlemen were present: j. c., Carroll l..
w. Davis and r. II. Jones, Of the Nor
folk city Council; John Graham, Jr., of
the Chamber of Commerce; j. Reed Da-
Wis and G. w. Walker. of the city Coun-
Gil of Portsmouth,; A. Il. Warner, II. G..
Marshall and II. c. Niemeyer, of the
Board of Trade of Portsmouth.
telephone message was received
from the Hon. w, A. Young stating that
he was at Old Point and that 1t would
be impossible for him to reach here in
time ITO participate in the discussion.
Upon motion Of MIR. Carroll the chair
was requested to appoint four commit
tees and to outline the duties OF each
as to their respective researches, the
committees In question being as follows:
Information, invitation, location and
transportation. ~
The first work to be undertaken will
be through the committee on informa-
tion, In aScertaininE what the Naval
Board proposes doing, and upon the in
formation furnished by this committee
will depend the work of the other COM
mittees.
The meeting adjourned subject to the
call Of the chairman, who will, in the
meantime, appoint and outline the du-
ties of the four committees.