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The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1900-07-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Il. I. Land ofhce, orookston, MINI. June

III, s., Land once, CfOokSloh, 4AuEihn' = "uuo
5th, 1900.
Notice is hereby given that IN compliance
with the provisions of the act OF Congress OF
June d. 1878, entitled AN act for the sale OF
timber lands 10 the states of California, Ore
ron. Nevada. and Washington Territory. as
extsnded to all the Pablo Land States by act
81 AUGUST i 1892, MAUD A. RIO USE, of Bemidr
ii. county Of Beltrami. State OF Mimi, hasthis
iay filed in this ofhce her sworn statement NO
"a. FOR the purchase OF the sEIl w OF Sectiop
No ii, in Township No. 14s n Range 30 NV S
and viii furnish proof to show that the land
sought is more valuable for its timber pr
stone than for agricultural purposes, and 6, e.
Re@ister and Receiver Of this Office at Crook
ston. Minnesota on Friday. the 18th day q
August 1900 She names As witnesses:
Thomas Shannon. Of Bemidii; MINI, Charles
johnson. OF Bemidji MINI, Louis 4. Rouse s ,s
Of Bemidii, Mimi. and John Gilstads OF Dy-
ANY and all persons claiming adversely
the above described lands are requested 70
file their claims in this othce on or before sn1d
nth day of August, 1900.
SYLVESTER PETERSON
81 Register
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1900-07-05
Attorneyfor plaintiff, Bemidji. MINI.
May 81 *

fJotice is hereby given that in pursuance
of instructions from the Comm issi oner OF
the 4, General Land Office. under authority in
him vested by Section 2i55, q s. r. 5: ,as
amended by the Act OF February 2s 1871 M Z;
Stat. 6ST). we will proceed to offer at pubic
sale for cash at this Office on the lit day OF
July, 1900, at ten o'clock q. m, the following
tracts of land, to-wit:
seq NEl4, Sec. 30, 7. 14S n, r. q W
NW14 SEA, Sec. 81, I. 149 n, IL. 81 w.
Any and all persons claiming ad verse y tne
claims in this office on or before the day
above designated. otherwise their rights Wiz
be forfeited. !, u
Dated May 28th, 1900. IL
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1900-07-05

June 4. July 12
us. Land Ofiice at Crookston. Mimi, Jun
9TH 1900.
Notice is hereby given that the following,
n, make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Clerk Of District Court OF Bettrami County
MINI. at Bemidji. Mimi, on July 18th, 1900
si1' ALMOND J. STILLMAN,
H n 17721. for the sen SWA SWA SEA sec.
IS, NEl4 NNy1l NW14 NE4 sec. 80, q. Jag N.
He names the following Witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiya-,
ton of said land. viz:
Mnrphy Fred Barnby all Of Bemidji, Mimi
- - = ~ SYLVESTER PETERSON,
Register.
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Subscribe for the PIONEER.
THE uNoRTH COAST LIMITED, p

The new train OF the Northern Pacific,
makes such connections with B. & N.
M. trains at Brainerd that Walker,
Bemidii, etc. passengers can use it to
and from Duluth and Superior and to
points on the main line of the N. p.
r. west of Brainerd. The morning
and evening train service daily in
both directions between Duluth and
the west should be of great benefit to
Leech Lake country people.
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committee on all the acts covering In
terror Department items. ls.Ur.f-
withdrew bis notion and agreed 90 de-
fer action % the Council desired The
Council yo.a4 Oh take mp Interior De.
rartmsut items iu Act q according to
The motion just carried.
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Wants Repairs made.

Robertson moved the item Dee amend
cd sO read. Repairs. furniture and adj
dI.iOns for the Judiciary building"
This building" said Mr. Robertson,
els q disgrace tO the country. not only
I'm the matter OF repairs. but IN clcanli-
ness. The building Is IN poor repair
and the furniture Is no, appropriate 20
a building OF that nature Moreover.
there .s ample need of rehttlng OF the
building. The Offices are too large and
too few. There should be a remodel
ling of the upper floor and the number
of ro1m, increased. II seems 20 me
that 10 there Is anything needed In tho
way OF repairing and renoyating a
building DO Is In reference 90 the judi,
Oisry building. Reports for repairs
have been made by the Chief Justice,
but practically nothing has been done.
His reports have been pigeon-holcd. n
the Government wants the city TO b.
clearly. 20 will have 20 set an example. =
Young. Il would rather the Council
would pass this item and cut down on
some Others"
Considerable discussion followed up
on the necessity Of this item being
passed by the Council. Robertson
moved that the further consideration OF
the bill be deferred until Monday. The
motion was carried.
Adjourned at 3 y. IN. until Monday.
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NOTICE..
Honolulu. Marc

Honolulu. March ed. 1900.
After the 3lst inst. all bills hereto
fore due and payable quarterly. will
be payable monthly.
Circumstances and conditions have
for some time dictated the necessity
OF this step and in signing this agree
mCnt. We feel that Il Is 10 the interest
Of the whole community that such "A
system OF payments should be in
augurated.
This system Will be strictly adhered
to by the undersigned:
Thee. II. Davies a. Co, It'd. Hon-
schlaeger Co. Ltd. n. Hackfeld A. Co.
Ltd. Pacific Hardware Co. Ltd, E. q.
Hall q Son. The Won Hamm-Young
Co, Ltd, VI. s. Grinbaum e. Co, NJ. W.
McChesney Son, w. w. Dimond a
Co, Ltd. Benson, Smith a Co, Ltd.
The Holllster Drug Co. Ltd.. Con
salves a. Co. Ltd. James A. Hopper.
Lewis a Co. ~. 3. Sachs Dry Goods
Co, Ltd. Henry May & Co, Ltd, Hart
* Co. Ltd. The Manufacturer shoe
Co. Whitney a. Marsh. Ltd, Wall,
Nichols Co. Ltd. Honolulu Drug Co,
John Mott, Hawaiian News Co, ltd,
Hebron Drug Co, Ltd. J. Emmeluth
a Co. B. F. Ehlers a. Co, Il. w. Jor.
dan, Manufacturing Harness Co, Ho-
nolulu Iron Works Co. California Feed
Co, Ltd, Inter-lsland Steam Naviga-
ton Co. The Washington Mercantile
Co, Hawaiian Carriage Manufacturing
Co, Union Feed Co. Ltd. Honolulu
Tobacco Co, Ltd, Pacific Vehicle n
Supply Co, l.. y. Kerr a. Co. Ltd, NJ.
Phillips a. Co, Cation. NELL a. Co.
Ltd, Thos. Hollinger. Hawaiian Hard
ware Co. Ltd. $. Roth. w. c. Peacock
waiian Gazette Co. Ltd. &. Brewer a
Co.. Castle a. Cooke. Ltd, y. A. Schae-
fer & Co, Alexander & Baldwin, VIM.
@. Irwin & Co. Ltd. Wilder & Co. Ltd.
Levers a. Cooke. Allen a Robinson.
b507
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Washington. March IS. 1900.

Harold NJ Sewall. Esq. Honolulu.
Sir: Your Nc. 1875. of the ID instant.
has been received You therein report
the reductions Of the force in the post
office and customs departments in or
der to keep within the limits OF the last
legislative appropriations. You add
chat those reductions will delay and
Impair the operations Of the two de-
pa--meuts. and that. while II seems
clear that the Council OF State. under
article 81, section 8. of the Hawaiian
Constitution. has the power 20 aQpro-
pirate the necessary moneys TO put
these services on an efficient footing.
there is a reluctance on the part OF the
Executive 10 assume such power IN re-
guessing the Council so 10 do: for
which reason the President will be
asked 10 sanction the exercise Of this
power which is urged by every reason
u public necessity"
No formal request Of the Hawaiian
Executive in this sense has We. reach
ed the President; but Gin view OF the
importance Of maintaining the full ef-
dciency Of the postal and customs SER
wees, and the urgency Of taking ueces-
saTy steps TO that end. the President
directs that you state TO President Dole
mat he Is al liberty TO forthwith rec
ommend 70 the Council OF State the
making OF the necessary appr9prla-
tons within proper limits Of esono-
N.Y. Tor an Increase OF the postal and
customs force. and that II he deem II
necessary TO obtain the Presidents ex-
press approval OF the appropriation.
me ioTmaiity OF referring the matter
% washington need not delay the
-lmely action which the emergency ap-
pears TO require.
/ an, sir, your obedient servant.
JOHN HAY.
ne report was read by Mr.. Ken
nedy OF the special committee appointed
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Plague Fulss AvaiIal lie.

Allen moved that Act be taken from
the table and disposed OF favorably. in
order that disbursements can be made
People relying on the passage and dis
bursement Of the item were suffering
and needed the money. The Secretary
read the Act. providing for the appro-
priation OF $4,000 for the suppression
Of bubOniC plague.
kennedy moved that the Act he pass
ed. lsenberg seconded. and the mo-
ton was carried unanimously.
Gear then read the report OF the com
mittee on the Interior Department.
The typewriter report covered twenty
six closely printed pages.
Jones moved the report be accepted
and considered when Act 2 was taken
up. Carried
Mott-Smith asked 20 have an amend
ment 10 Act 2 inserted for the Depart
ment OF Foreign Affairs. covering
Sl50.55( unpaid bills for December az
the Hawaiian Consulate. San Francisco.
Upon motion the item vas inserted.
Isenberg moved 20 take I'D Ac. .
items bearing on the Interior Depart
ment, TO be considered with he re-
port. Motion carried.
lsenberg stated the Attorney General
recommended that the Council avail,
action until reports we're made by the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-31
Bureau Of Public Works.

Lines &c and AZ, repairs. furniture
and additions 20 Government build
ings, s2,59l6i. Report OF committee
increased the item TO S2,sOI21. which
was passed.
Line IS, incidentals and travelling ex-
pcuses (unpaid bills, 1920, $3.50.
Passed.
Line 20. landing and buoys. Honolu-
"a, UNPAID bills, 1890. SlOO.77. Passed.
Line so. landings and buoys. HAWAII.
unpaid bills. 1922, S2225. Passed.
Line 81, landings and buOys, Maui.
UNPAID bills, 1899. s.. Passed.
Line 50. steam tug UNPAID bills.
1899. S4.s0s.52. Passed.
Line So. incidenta.s and travelling ex-
penses, $500. Passed.
Line 81, repairs. furniture and addI-
lions, Government buildings. $1,000.
The committee reported adversely on
this item, advising that 10 be struck
out altogether. The committees re-
port was as follows: This item was
asked for for the purpose OF providing
sewerage connections for Government,
buildings. Your committee have exam
ined the estimated requirements under
the General Appropriation for the blen-
NAL period, which amounts 70 $4,000
as re-apprOpriated. and We find that the
same only reaches a total OF S43 600
Included in this total we find an esti-
mated amount OF a little over $1,000
FOR buildings which have been destroy
60 by IRE and for buildings which will
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-31

We wish 20 inform our patrons THAI
we will not be deferred from pushing
forward as rapidly as possible the con-
sruction OF our electric railway and
other improvements upon Pacific
Heights by reason OF n suit recently
begun against former owners.
The development and sale OF Paclnc
Heights lots Will go on unrestrained,
ana parties seeking choice residence
locations will find this perfect prop
erty with an absolutely perfect title.
BRUCE, WEARING g. co.
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revert Co che Federal Government
whore repair. and additions Will DO
unnecessary. We are. therefore. oi tho
opinion that she increase asked for -
200. necessary. and recommend that the
..W Ue stricken gu.. ss D.. can o. pro
h..gI |n tHn regular appropriation
which rg-alTrrrrla.. IHy.i'
NHuu- we uu. This Seem iu think
la- g.. would Hf needed some times e
is very UH-.eig. tg allow buildings %
Sd on without repairs. I am quite
agreeable t8 DO the best We can 10 the
item .- stricken out
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-31

In che Congressional labor inves,iga-
ton az Chicago a metal manufacture
testified that but for the bod effects OF
labor unions Chicago would be tho
largest manufacturing osntsr On ta,s
world
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ia. KENNEDY
W. g. ACHI.
w. ~. ALLEN.

Gear moved that the report OF the
committee be adopted.
Damon asked if the adoption OF the
report carried with il the appropriation
OF the sum of $4,000 monthly expenses
outlined in the report.
The motion OF Mr.. Gear. however.
was put TO the Council before Mr.. Da-
mon was answered. The motion, with
an amendment that the report be laid
on the table with the bill was carried.
MOtt-Smith reported that the Exec
utiye Council reported progress on the
consideration of the Zerbe claim and
would report further soon. 4 similar
statement was made with regard 10 the
japanese petition which asked that the
japanese be exempted from taxes for
the coming year.
Robertson: "On behalf OF the Judi
ciary Committee / would like to make
a report on lines ia and lib. Act 3. for
salary of Second District Magistrate at
$500 and Second Clerk at $500 per
annum. The work in the district court
is increasing constantly. The conges-
ton there is principally In the work OF
the clerk who has to take the record OF
cases, and then when an appeal Is taken
10 the Circuit Court. he has TO copy
other papers. The reasons for making
an appropriation for one additional
clerk in the district court are even
stronger than making an appropriation
for another district magistrate. II the
work continues to increase at the rate
it has for the last twelve months.
the magistrate will have more than he
can get along with. For these reasons
the committee recommends the passage
OF both these items"
Cooper favored the insertion OF the
items.
Robertson moved that the report be
adopted. Amended. that & be accepted
an. considered in connection with the
bill. Carried.
Gear reported as chairman OF the
on Department Of Interior.
tie desired TO await a reading Of the
report until Act s could be disposed
OF. In connection with the committee
rpDOrt
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10 l-icE o a report on Act o. covering
the recommendation for an aup.urEla-
ton OF S--ut.g t1- the further suppress
sion Cs bulguic plague. as follows.
Hon. sanford 2. Doe. PTesiiel. %. The
Council OF STATE.
Sir. Your committee % whom was
referred Special Acc No. g would re-
specially report that they have met by
ar-ufr-wH-t separately the President
OF the Board OF Health and the special
Finance Committee. We find tina. the
estimate Of $3.50 GOO asked for ly the
Board OF Health was made and recon-
ueudsd by the Finance Committee att
e- a careful examination Of the current
expenses. and what had already been
the extra expense.
From the letter OF the Finance Com
mi--ee we learn that their estimate OF
expenses 20 February 2Sth is S5l2.-
1850. the appropriation was $4,000,
leaving the amount Of Sl5Tii3.5O still
due.
From the amount OF $3.50. 900 asked
the Council have taken, by Act No. 3,
$4,000. leaving S24OOO0 the amount
Of this bill Take from this Sl31 1880.
the amount OF bills due and passed by
the Finance Committee and the sum Of
SIP. $3.50 is left.
Your committee examined some OF
the bills IN the hands OF the Finance
Committee. particularly the liquor. ci-
gar and hack bills. and while the Fl
nance Committee claim they had no au-
thOrity 10 dispute or refuse 90 pay any
bill approved by the President or other
officer OF the Board Of Health. they
were at much pains TO explain 10 us all
information they were able 20 obtain,
and I'm some instances they were able
20 secure discounts.
The matter OF the bills for hack hire
| liquor and cigars. was explained to US
| by the President OF the Board OF
Health and the Finance Committee as
mainly incurred in the early part OF
| the plague excitement. when many men
were acting as volunteers. who receiy-
ed no pay; liquors and cigars were used
| by the parties at the pesthouse. beer
was used at the dining room adjoining
| the Board of Health Office. where the
employees who spent both the day and
night there were fed. The hack bills
were incurred by all parties; there
were some hacks regularly engaged by
| the day and night by the Board.
We found the system al inaugurated
| by the Finance Committee OF checking
segregating and apportioning the bills
20 the different camps and accounts re.
markably good and correct. No bill
passes them without the check OF the
party ordering, the party receiving and
an officer Of the Board OF Health. and
no bill could be paid twice
| The Finance Committee informed n.
that this appropriation Of S24O. 1000 vii
be sufficient only 10 carry them &C
| March 3ist
We attach "A schedule OF actual eN.
/ penses now running. which will only
be decreased when the plague ease.
cease, amounting 10 S6O9.5i per day, OF
SlS,2S9.20 per month. Your cOmmitte,
are of the opinion that an experienced
buyer should be employed permanently
by the Board Of Health TO make all the
purchases required. 4 good buyer would
save much more than any salary which
/ would be paid.
Therefore your committee recon.
mend the passage OF this bill appropri.
ating $40 600
Il ...r .-.. rec tr-rN~.-,,.
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Interior Department. Items.

Line EN printing and adyc-tis.uE.
uura.I bills. 1890 81. Passed
Line 81. departmental iugligutlls.
luupaid bills. 1892 SOS 81. Passed.
Lire 60. quarantine OF diseased aa.-
mails. 81 1000. Passed.
Line 81. purchase % lot adjoining
Oahu Prison. S4.557. Passed.
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FOR SALE CHEAP!
ON EASY TERMS.
BUILDING LOTS!

property PunIhOu and King ss
offered for sale The
asa Young pssse asian well on the
zsmsss pp.s render
IeSaty extremely of
rapid Transit carsw
u negaborhood in Honolulu
F.
An Office, T. o.
orto LIGHTFooT on he adjoining premises.
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Bureau of Water Works.

Line 72A, KOloa waterworks UNPAID
bills. 1899. $92.55. Passed.
Line q. running expenses water
works. $500. Passed.
Line 73A, enlarging and repairing
-sservoirs and 3. $4,000. Passed.
Line "a. running expenses pumping
plants. $4,000. Passed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-27
Supreme Court Proceedings.

The proceedings in the Supreme Court
yesterday were as follows:
Reed against the Commonwealth. Ar
Eued by c. f. Mcmillan and J. l.. uef-.
ries for the petitioner, and Attorney-Gen-
eral for rne: Commonwealth, and sub
mitted.
Southern Railway Us. Glenn's Admins
traitor. Argued by n. w. Anderson for
appellant, and continued until to-mor-
row.
Reed vsEthe4 Commonwealth was heard
before the Supreme Court of Appeals. Ar
gument was made by Senator j. L. JET
fries and Attorney c. f. NlcMfllin, OF
Madison, represented Reed. and Attorney
General Montague the Commonwealth.
Reed was convicted of murder in the
first degree in the County Court OF
Madison on April I'd. 1899. He WIS found
guilty of having shot his wife in the
most cruel manner, after: having killed
her father. who attempted to protect her
from the assault of her husband. Twelve
exceptions were filed with the writ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-27
LOCAL POLITICS.

Clubs are Holding Nightly Meetings
aud the Campaign Wakes Warm.
The City Hall is the general headQuar-
tcrs,of candidates and their friends dur
ing the day. but the various permanent
and temporary clubs are the gathering
places at night.
Tho corridors and offices at the City
HALL yesterday Were crowded. and the
cards of the candidates appeared every
where while the claims of the various
candidates were numerously exploited.
iMr. Harvey L. Wilson is a candidate
for election TO the City Democratic Com
1nittee from Monroe Ward.
\ The West-End Democratic Club held a
meeting at Leisfield's Hall. on Nest Cary
Street. last night, at. which a number of
the candidates for general offices and for
}Council made remarks. The West-End
Democratic and Social Club held a meet
ang at BROAD and Munfprd Streets and
addresses were made by the candidates.
The Southside Democratic Club met at
]. Moore's Hall. on South Second Street,.
ana oddresses were made by the csndi-i
dates who were present The Working!
mans Democratic Club. Of Jackson Ward,
aaso met last night S8s;s
mi campaign ds that for ss.tfs zalac. or
l Aadernanh from Je EMERSON Ward AID eT-s
nan G. w. HardNdtke Is being opposed
for re.s,ection by NJ. James 3. Wsod,ss
and the latter So making q xrsat run s1or5
q Slaiss Janas s nesay. e Marshall
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-27
Ward, is a candidate for election, and
Mr. John l.. Timberlake has announced
himself as candidate for Common
Council from that Ward.
Funerals Conducted.

The funeral Of Mrs. Ella L. Burch, VINO
died at her residence, NO. NS tNorth
Twenty-s!xth Street. Saturday afternoon,
at ESQ O'Clock took place yesterday at 5
O'Clock from the Third Christian Church.
The intcrment was made in Maury Gene
terry. Manchester.
The mineral of Mr.. Joseph w. Wisand
took place yesterday morning at O'Clock
from st .Aiary's German Catholic Church
The funeral of Nicholas Crozet Mills,
who died on Saturday night took place
at the Monumental Church yesterday of-
terncon at o'clock Rev. Mr.. Barr off,
GATED
The body of Miss Mamie z. Hill. OF
Hanover. who died at the home OF Mrs.
X. z. Sheppard, of No. GA East Leigh
Street. on Saturday night was sent to her
former nome in Hanover for burial.
The burial of DR.. John G. Wilson, who
died at his nome in Powhatan county Sat
urday. took place yesterday morning at
lakewood Cemetery.
The funeral of Hyter l.. Gouldin. who
died at his fathers residence in Caro-
line. county. took place from ST. Paul
Methodist Episcopal Church. The de-
ceased was only in the seventeenth year
of his age.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-27
CITY Courts.

Suit was entered in the Law and Equity
Court yesterday by ". r, Robins & Co.
against the Virginia Iron, Coal and Coke
Company; DANA ges. s9S.
A bill for divorce was filed in the Law
and Equity Court yesterday by Michael
Wray, against Martha A. Wray, on the
ground of desertion.
The following judgments were render
ed Woman's College vs.. Bland Massie,
for s57; First National Bank of LeSins-
ton VS.. L. A. Sadler, for Sl,10O.
Judge Minor being sick, Judge Well
ford held court for a short while
Deputy Clerk Luther Libby has returned
from. the. county of Goochland, where he
went to examine the records of that Of
flee. Not having completed the eNamlna-
ton, he will return to that county again
this afternoon. Mr., Libby was appointed
by the court to examine the books. be-
cause of the death of Clerk William Mil
Ter and it is always customary to do this
before the new clerk goes into office.
In the City Circuit Court yesterday no.
tice OF. motion for Judgment was docketed
in the case of c. II. Smith vs.. S. 2.
Clay, for $500.
In the case OF G. H. Smthdeal vs.. P.
W. F. Wood. the jury found verdict
for the defence.
Suit was instituted by S. Uflman's Son
against ]. N. Wolf Soap Company for
$1,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-27
Military Notes.

The members Of Company F, Captain
". slIardwicke commanding, will hold
their regular weekly drill at the Resl-
mental Armory tonight. The Captain
earnestly requests all members to Do
present.
Company d, Old Dominion Guard, Cap
tain A JEFF. Vaughan. Jr.. commanding.
will also hold squad drill at the armory
tonight. AS many members as can pos
sibly be present are urged to attend
AS the bazaar at present deprives the
members of their drill hall, Company d
will doubtless have to drill in the Iicinf-
ty of the City Hall, as was the case last
Wednesday, owing to the fact that the
accommodation are not sufficient TO adj
init of two companies using the hall
down stairs.