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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1900-09-25

at the instance OF PeCer Il. VanOegrlIC,
the State Dairy Inspector.
Mrs. Edward Ashby, of Burlington,
came to Mount Holly last week to visit
her sister, Mrs. Harvey Burtis. She was
taken i'll and successfully operated upon
at the Burlington County Hospital on
Saturday The young lady did not have
the strength to rally, and she died on Sun
day evening Deceased leaves child six
weeks old.
Albert M. Sutherland died at his home
here on Friday night. He was engaged in
electrical contracting and furnishing poles
for telephones and electric lights. His bus
mess had reached such an extent that he was
kept going night and day, and was over
taxed. Typhoid fever set in and he was i'll
but about two weeks. Deceased leaves a
wife. to whom he had been married less
than four months.
DR.. Hunt, of the State Board of Health,
accompanied by several members of the
Mount Holly citizens committee on water
made tour of inspection OF the creek or
Thursday. They discovered some sew.
age contamination at several places. Dr.
Hunt said the matter would be placed be
fore the State Board and report is ex
pected tomorrow from that organization
DIR. Hunt said the water at present is no
fit for drinking purposes.
There are reports current that the Law
prohibiting the killing of fickers expires
this fall, hence it would be legal to xii
those birds This is not true. In tn
general game law passed by the Legisla
ture in 1895 it provided penalty of $2C
for killing an insectivorous bird. Th'
Fish and Game Commission, in respons
to many inquiries, decided that fiicke
was species of the woodpecker family
and was therefore an insectivorous bird
This is the law, and it will be in effect un
It'll repealed.
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Elmer Cook, employed at the Florence
iron foundry, met with an accident, on
Tuesday, that will put him out of bust
ness for a while. One of the large cal
trucks broke, and portion of it fell or
Cooks instep, producing very painful
wound.
James Stoy, of Palmyra, who became
infatuated with poker and lost considera
BILE money, and who is alleged to have ap
propriated property of relatives to rais'
funds to meet the demands made upor
him, has been held under $400 bail on thu
charge of grand larceny.
Frank Conover, of Bridgeboro', whil'
cunning for reed birds few days since
received charge of shot in his face anC
breast through the csrelessness of an
other gunner 1t was at first feared tina
Conover would lose his eyesight, but tina
danger has passed and the injured man 1
recovering.
The canning season for tomatoes will
probably close this week. The packer
of Mount Holly have experienced short
age of the crop this year. Artillas A
Anderson, who is competent to judge
says that Burlington county will this yea
Weld 100000 baskets of Keiffer pears
Joseph Richardson, near the fair grounds
began yesterday to pick his large crop.
1t is stated that farmers in South Jel
sey are having their wheat injured by
miller, moth or an insect of some kind
The insect destroys the grain, either |
the stock, NOW or bins, by eating th
heart or kernel of the grain and leayin
1t she'll Some of the farmers were nc
aware of their injury until they made tn
discovery by accident or had their atten
ton called to the fact, and then found tn
bin of wheat worthless mass of hulli
Grain dealers report considerable damag
done to their wheat on hand.
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Committee ON Streets.

The Committee on Streets will meet In
Rooms 10 and IL, City Hail. Thursday, De-
cember y, 1900 at PM, when the follow
ins matters VIII be c0nSidGroI:-
Petition Of Henry r. Blake for cobble
cutters in Temple street between Elm and
Grove streets.
Petition of Clara Woolosarski for permits
sion to erect signpost at junction of Daven-
port avenue, Oak and Broad Streets
Petition of Lee Hong for permission to
erect advertising sign at 1870 Carlisle
street.
Petition of Charles OFT ct al for cobbe
cutters in Baldwin street between Com
gress avenue and Davenport avenue.
Petition of Anthony Allen ct al for a
crosswalk at Columbus avenue and Bond
street.
Petition of Terrence Reynolds ct al. for
change of name of West Lane to Hedge
street.
Petition Of A. Hanahoe ct al. for the
widening and strengthening of Mill River
street on the east side. between Walnut
and Humphrey streets.
All persons Interested in the foregoing
are notified to attend and be heard thereon
without further notice. Per order,
GEORGE WALLACE, Chairman.
Attest: JAMES B. MARTIN,
d27 1t Assistant City Clerk.
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EXECUTIVE BUSINESS.

Hartford, Dec. Ex-Governor Louns-
bury was in his office at the capitol to-
day.
The governor approved the bill OF
Captain A. Allen of the Second Com
pany Governors Horse Guard for the
care of seventy three sabers at 81 each
for a year, $73. The bill for DR.. f. F,
Rockwell of Rockville, the surgeon Of
the First regiment for services in the
examination of an insane prisoner in
the Tolland county Jail, $40, and that of
Gilbert L. Smith of Sharon, a mem
Der of the board Of arbitration for SER
vice, $4,000, were also approved.
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Committee on Ordinances.

The Committee on Ordinances will meet
In Rooms 10 and Ii, City Hall, Friday, De-
cember %, 1900 at s p. M, when the fol-
lowing matters will be considered
Resolution de ACCESSIBILITY Of revising and
republiShng the City Ordinances.
Communication of the Police Commission
ers concerning the amendment of sections
16 and IT Of the City Ordinances so as to
provide for the issuing of licenses for
dances and the prohibition Of unlicensed or
indecent dances.
Proposed ordnance providing for the H.
censlng Of jourIeymen plumbers.
All persons interested in the foregoing
are notified to attend and be heard there
on without further notice. Per order
GEORGE E. HALL, Chairman.
Attest: JAMES B. MARTIN.
d27 2t Assistant CITY Clerk
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS
Last Night by Wooster Lodge No.

Last Night by Wooster Lodge No. 70,
A. f. and A. M.
Wooster lodge No. 70, A. u. and A. M,
met last evening in Masonic hall and
elected the following officers
w. M--George w. f. Gillette.
S. W.-David r. Alling.
j. W.--Willis l.. Mix
Observation-Disclosures f. Root.
Secretary-W. H. Spocl.
Trustee for three years-Elizur II.
Sperry.
For directors of the Masonic Mutual
Benefit association Wooster lodge elect
ed the following: l.. p. Deming, w. H.
Wakeman and T.. B. Farnsworth.
Installation services will be held in
the lodge next Wednesday evening.
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WOODEN WEDDING CELEBRATION

WOODEN WEDDING CELEBRATION
Mr.. and Mrs Victor Welt celebrated
their wooden wedding last evening at
their home on Henry street and were
recipients of numerous presents from
friends and also from several of the To-
cal firemen, Mr.. Veit being a member
of Engine Company No. 2. A turkey
supper was served during the evening
after which singing and dancing were
INDUCED in by all present, including
several from New York Bridgeport,
New Haven and Port Chester. Mr.. and
Mrs. Welt are very popular IN town and
the presence of SO many testified to the
regard and esteem in which they are
Advocate.
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CHAMBERS AT BRIDGEPORT.

Bridgeport. Conn. Dec 26.-Glanders
is almost epidemic among the horses in
this city, and the water company has
been asked to shut off the supply of
water from the public drinking foun-
tains about the city as it is believed the
disease is being spread thereby.
A large number of horses are already
afflicted and new eases are continually
being discovered
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PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO
GAME LAWS

NrAAiL LA Wy -.
Middetown, Dec. ga bill suggest
Ing some changes in the present game
law has been drafted under the direc-
ton Of several local sDortsmen, and
will be presented to the general assem-
bly, by Representative Wesley U.
Pearne. The purpose of the bill is to
make the shooting of quail partridge
and woodcock illegal, except from the
18TH Of October to the 18th Of December.
Such a change would allow no longer
time for shooting than the present law
affords, but it would be more protect
i've to game birds, especially quail,
which are in many instances not more
than half-groWn on October /, when
the present law makes it legal to shoot
them. 1t Is understood that sportsmen
in other sections of the state are strong
~ in favor of the change
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Committee on Buildings.

The Committee on Buildings, to whom
was referred the petition of the Trades
Council that the contract for the erection
of new school buildings should provide for
the employment thereon of union labor on
ly, New Haven union labor to be preferred
as far as possible, will meet in Rooms 10
and IL, City Hall, Friday, December %,
1900 at 8 y, M. when public hearing
will be given thereon Per order,
GEORGE WALLACE, Chairman.
Attest: JAMES b. MARTIN,
d27 1t Assistant City Clerk
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the New Haven Gas Light Company for
and for such other business as may 81
brought before them, will be held at tile Of
flee of the company, No. so Crown street.
on Wednesday, January I'd, 1901 at 10 d. N.
Polls to be open from 10 to II a. m
BY order of the Board of Directors,
d25 ct GARDNER MORSE, Secretary.
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The New Haven Savings Bank.

The semi-annual meeting Of the Board OK
Trustees of the New Haven Savings Bank
will be held at the BANKING House IN New
Der, 1900, at 31a o'clock p. M. for the pur-
pose of declaring semi-annual dividend,
appointing auditors, and for doing any
other business proper to be done at said
meeting. HENRY D. WHITE, Clerk.
New Haven. December "a. 1900. d25 Ct
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NOTICE.

NATIONAL NEW HAVEN BANK.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
Of this bank for the election Of directors
for the ensuing year will be held at their
banking house on Tuesday, the Sth Of Jan
uary, 1901.
Polls open from IL a. m. to 10 nj.
d. BOT ROBRT /. COUCH. Cashinr
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MARIN t. LIST


New london Shipping.
New London Dec. 26-Arrived- Schs &C.
liza $. Brunswick, for Norwich Lizzie II.
Brayton, City of Augusta, Bangor via Pro
violence for ~ T.; tug Coastwise z, east
Sailed--Sch Paraguay, for Baltimore Sch
Marcus Edwards. formerly reported cap
sized. towed into this port to-day by wreck
load; she will be righted and pumped out
on the arrival Of the owners. Barge Fairy
Belle, formerly reported sunk in this har-
Dor, raised and pumped ont by wrecker
Scott and towed to lower harbor.
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To All Whom II NAV Concern,

The Cheshire Manufacturing Company. d
corporation duly organized under the laws
of the State of Connecticut and located in
the Town Of Cheshire, New Haven County,
having voted to change it's name to The
hereby gives notice that it intends to apply
to the Superior Court to be held at New
Haven, in and for the County Of New 1ia-
ven, on the second Tuesday of January.
1901, to have such change made.
Dated at Cheshire, this 10Th day OF De-
cember, 1900.
THE CHESHIRE MANUFACTURING s
COMPANY,
d20 lot Frederick A. Ives, Secretary.
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MlNlATUf1f AIOANAC.
DECEMBER OF.
7'77s7-a7-l977@'7''-77 -
Isi1A rms.


COLBuRN-ln this city, December %, 1900,
Susan Clark Colhurn, widow of Joshua
NJ. Colburn, aged SO years.
Funeral services will be held at her late
residence, No. 246 Church street, on Fri
day morning at II O'Clock. Friends are
invited to attend. Interment in Ansonia,
Conn.
Merritt w. Chaplin, aged "A years, 2
months.
Prayers will be held ut his late residence,
334 Crown street. Thursday afternoon at
4 o'clock Friends are invited to attend.
Interment in Warren, Mass.
MeHARG-ln New York City, December "a,
1900, Rufus King McHarg, aged so years.
lnterment In Grove Street Cemetery, this
citys on arrival of train leaving New York
on Thursday morning at eleven o'clock.
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ELECTRICAL MASSAGE.

FOR Rheumatism, Sleeplessness, NerYni,ss
falling hair. Revitalizes whole system.
MISS II. Il. LEEKE Graduate OF c. 4.
S.. 112 Asylum street, near Sylvan avenu0s
car. n26 tt SS
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FOR RENT.

HOUSE, roomy barn and four acres Of land
on Treadwel street, Hamden. Eight
rooms, closets, pantries etc. good we'll
Two minutes walk from DiXwel avenue
electric cars. Inquire of G. II. ZORN,
d21 7tD Mt Carmel Conn
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FURNIsnNDRooMs TO RENT,

80 WARREN Street
References exchanged. d27 14tp
LOST,
FOX terrier, white and brown, tail cut.
Name Peter. Reward.
dps 1t 1876 WHITNEY AVE.
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THE NEW HAVEN COUNTY Ma
TIONAL BANK.

New Haven, Dec. Sth, 1900,
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
of this bank for the election Of directors 10
serve the ensuing year, will be held at y
their banking house on Tuesday, January s.
1901. Polls open from IL o'clock a. I'd. 10
IL m. r. G. REUTIELD.
de CIT 1tw ja3 Cashier.
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FOR SALIf--1,0OO set Patent Stove BrlcttI
every set warranted one year. Orders ~
ceiyed 1853 STATE STREET..
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SasanIs.

One cent word for each insertions.
hve cents word for full week, seven
times.
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Patent Stove BrIck last longest.
Patent Stove Brick Bake Best.
LOST,
Patent Stove Brick flt any stove.
FOR SALE.
LOANS WANTED.

on first-class real estate. JAMES a.
CLARK, Investment Broker, 10 Htlbinger
Building d20 nh
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yv 40 Ssg Es
llE1cV mi 'SS.ElE(lll'\l1DtGE
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The Cut prices
- ~,, 49,
IAN ~ ~ 0oO'
'D0 NY AO' DO0 CO.
WIS O'l0' 'A''e = 40
uAooo wiz "''A''S
~ us W. ing
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in stock.
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WANTED.
YOUNG German girl wishes situation AS
n ambermaid In American family.
dlI ltp 20 SCRANTON ST.. second floor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14
LEAslNa pURI.Ic LANps.

owners Of small herds OF cattle who
have been Outspoken In their oppOai-
tiOn 10 all measures intended to ar
range the leasing of the public lands
for grazing purposes will be rejolced az
the announcement that comes from
Washington that Commissioner Her
man OF the general land Office has Civ
en- an opinion In opposition to the bills
now before congress providing for
leasing the public lands. Commission
er Herman takes the ground that any
such legislation would b. In opposition
90 the preoedonts OF hundred years.
and that the time II not ripe Tor any
departure from the principles that
have prevailed.
The essence OF the laws that have
governed the public DOMAIN since the
organization ot the government has
been that Il is for the use and benefit
Of the whole people until portions of
Il shall be taken up under one OF the
several enac;ments for segregation OF
tracts for Individual benefit In a man
ner that shall prouiste the general
welfare. the basic idea being that ac-
tual settlers on comparatively small
areas, or these developing the mineral
or other resources 0f nature. shall at
no time be Handicapped In their ef-
forts. which shall rather be encourag-
Ell by every reasonable agency
Those owning a few cattle assert
that under the leasing laws bis herds
would soon acquire monopoly OF
grazing lands. Agrioul,ursts and pro-
motcrs OF irrigation contend that ths
effect of leasing would be. under even
the most carefully devised safeguards
10 delay aetaal settlement. Either re-
sultant from leasing would be obiec-
tionable. Under present conditions
owners of small herds and owners Of
large herds stand on the same footing
II either class Of cattiemen h 10 be en-
cOumged above the other the principle
of the greatest g0od to the greatest
number w0'iid dictate protection Of tbs
owners Of Bmall herds.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14

From the Optic
Suit has been filed In the district
court against the delinquent tax payers
of san Miguel county
The whole community will rctolce AZ
The now life and energy AZ the Las We
gas hot springs.
The alfalfa fields are putting
on Beautiful green coat along tho
fertile Mora. sebolla and sapello val
ieys
since January the building lnspeo.
tor haa issued permits In East Las We
gas for twenty buildings to cost tu,-
Zoo.
The society o, Christian Endeavor
have placed IN each hotel a topic card
recently framed for the information OF
strangew
a number Of property owners are
contemplating putting down cement
walks aa soon an the frost is thoroughly
out % the ground.
Every officer answered 10 roll caN at
the Elka' lodge last evening and w. W.
Bittner and hiH dog added merriment
60 the occasion.
Miss Hattie Eamos leaves for Ger.
rillos Monday 60 Join her father. Engi-
ueer A. y. Eames, who is running over
the Waldo branch
Hon. W J bryan will Dc seen and
heard in Aibuquerque on April 18th.
the day succeeding the Territorial
democratic convention down there An
enormously large gathering % people
N assured.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14
IoRDsBURG
From the Liberal

From the Literal
Work Is progressing satisfactorily al
the Superior mine anc the shaft Is be-
Ing sunk as rapidly az In possible
In the ,ieath of George scarborough
the people OF Grant county lose one ~
their best citizens. the cattlemen their
Best protcctoh ana the thieves. ruHtlers
and bad men generally one OF their
greatest trails and burdens.
The Arizona A New Mexico had
another accident sunday morning, sim.
liar 20 the one Of last week A draw
head pulled out and two or three cars
went into the ditch Tho mail from
Clifton did not get In until about 4
O'Clock.
Lordsburg II IN the grasp Of a trust
70 which the standard OH. the sugar
combination ana the Carnegie steel
outfit are aa pygmies The Mexican
adobe makers have combined. and re-
fuss 10 put any ad0bea In the wall for
less than s2s a thousand.
Deputy sheriff Johnson captured two
of the men who escaped from the coun-
" jail. the capture being made AZ one
% the Diamond A ranches north Of
DeminE He got Delbert O'Neai and
Robert nlsbeo. neither Of whom were
very desperate men. Stevenson and
Brooks separated hOm These men and
headed f0f Mexico passing through
RepaF "Wednesday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14
SAN MARcIAI4

From the bee.
Several inGhc8 Of snow fell In the San
Matsos this week.
Chaa. Hitchcock naa accepted a posi-
ton az machinsst az ~ Paso.
The fruit crop appears 60 be safe this
year In this locality. and a most boun-
tiful yield will add 10 ,he prosperity
of New Mexico.
Otto Newiander. with T. Y. Maynard.
OF Albuquerque. has been with as
about a week, inspecting the watches
Of railroad employees.
Perry Gall. OF San Marcial, deputy
great incohonee. Independent order of
He'd Men, was bound for Bland Tues
day morning ~ institute tribe OF
the order organized by n. N, L,eEg.
IN future the Han Marclai postmaster
viii be compensated BY the p0atOfilce
department for labor performed Ia re-
oeivlng. distributing and d.apatching
the mail matter passing over the Clyde
ana ROaedale star routes
ON good authority We learn that cat
Gle shipments Will be in full swing In
this part OF the territory about the
middle % May. and that many ship
pera who have IN former years loaded
at MaEdalena viii thia year load az
san MarciI beoaeae along the drives
grass and water are more plentiful
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14
THE SUICIDE MANIA.
A Girl at Aztec and Man a, MoaerO KIN
Themselves,

NNtIIiNtINtts
Miss Myrtle Joseph. pretty i7-year
old girl. committed suicide at Aztec
by taking strychnine. Miss Joseph ac-
companicd Mrs. w. n. williams, OF
Aztec. home from Durango two weeks
ago to be housekeeper for her. II was
not discovered that she had taken pol
son until eleven o'clock in the
evening. when she was at that time
found In cOnvulsions ana suffering
great agony. Dr. Condit was sum
moned but could do nothing % prevent
death. Two letters left showed that
the young woman had been disgraced
Her remains were shipped to ottawa
lSaA., Tor interment
John West committed suicide at
Monero last week in very peculiar
manner. He was mentally deranged
and the Sunday before the deed was
committed attempted 70 take his life
by hacking az his throat with a poek-
ct knife. ON Wednesday night he
slipped by his attendant and went TO
a small stream near the railroad and
laid his face in four inches of water
and was drowned. West worked un-
der the delusion that some one was
pursuing him constantly and that
made life 30 miserable 20 him that he
committed suicide.
only a short time ago n young girl
at Carlsbad committed suicide by TAX.
ing chloroform and with the two sui
cides mentioned above make three
suicides In New Mexico within the
past few days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14

few resources. We have such poor fus
tura prospects that We cannot accept
the Gift Of government, but would
rather have our county seat a hundred
miles away would rather pay heavy
transportation EXPENSES 90 the county
scat, would rather pay our taxce for
the benefit % q county seat and county
officers LONG distance away" then
euch section gives itself q black eye
and convicts itself OF poverty ana lach
0f public spirit But the New Mexican
believes that the majority of the peo-
pie Of the proposed county are IN fav.
or Of Mckinley county. that they are
capable Of conducting county GOV.
ernment 80 economically and honestly
that Il viii not cost them more In
taNea and other expenses than uhey
now pay BY having the county capital
ao far away from them, II 10 few
politicians. backed by one or two cor.
poratIona, who are making night
against the best interests ~ the people
of Gallup and Of she proposed new
county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14

From thc IIenllIlah,.

From the Headlight.
Lost week ), N. Upton contracted
his cattle TO George Prentiss. Of Den
YER Mr. Upton viii make a ahipment
of about 600 head-Onca and tw0n.
In respect Tor the death OF George
Scarborough the dance which waa 10
have taken place FOR the benefit of
the baHe ball boys last Thursday even
INK was postponed.
On "Wednesday morning the tops OF
mountains around DeminG wene coated
with snow. They booked handsome IN
their new oiOthea which. however.
faded Ia a few hours.
The following parties oosed contracts
with Wilson a Field Tor the May de-
livery Of about 1000 head vi ones and
twos-T. +. GiyenH. w. Il. Birchneld,
A. 4. Hyatt, J. y. Keith. 4. a. and
W. =. Hail.
The frat quarterly meeting OF the re-
Gently organized Southwest New Mexi-
80 Cattle Protective association will be
he'd Ia Silver CITY on Tuesday. April
10 The call In signed BY w. IA. Jack,
president and G. A.. Culberston. seors-
tary.