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the negro 5oined in the attack; the lattes
finaaly Telling Eccles with a blow on the
back of the head with a stone me TAI
len man regafneG his feet and was then
permitted 10 set In his buggy and drive
away
By this time. however, Hunt and his
bride had reached t1e. residence OF Elmer
Kicker, on the farm adjoining Weaker $.
Kicker hitched Up his fastest horse anu
drove the yOUng couple to the home OF
IIullt,s father. Then the young woman
tainted, Hardly had taey gained the
house before the Walker carriage drove
up in pursuit. Mrs. Walker demanded to
see her dssughter, bur was refused admit
lance. she left threatening 10 return
with reinf0rCeInents and 70 take ava
the girI dead or alive Hunt called In
friends, after Seeking legal advice, ana
is prepared to resist any force The
young bride said of her parents:
They kelyt me in confinement al thu
time, and Saturday mother dictated
letter that she made me write to my
husband sayiHg that ] wanted no NOR
TO 90 with him Bgt am back with MIN
now, and guess they WIZ have hard
work, getting me- AGAIN J married the
man wanted, and 4 propose to be with
him
George Hunt IS Is wears cid. He is a.
farmer. His bride is petite brunette
and a general favorite with ell who
know her.
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A Rror OVER A BRIDE.
She Has to Be Kept Behind Barred
windows and Locked Doors

Windows and Locked Doofs-
tChicago Inter Ocean0
BEHIND locked doors and barred vim
dows. In the residence of his father @. 9.
Hunt. George Hunt is guarding his 3Fioe
of four days from recapture .byz her
parsa3ts ssfaBristol, HIS. Assisting the
husband are haif a score Of rel atiNesr
armed and determined that the mouse
shah rot be INVADED.
Ihe party eS9eeted to attael1 the Hunt
aldtae consist ss0E- H ~. Walker and wife
sld- their farm bands. Walker is 4 step
brother OF Corps5raoton EoUasei ~ alkcr
a form at Bristol SeVeral years ago,
though he still makes daily trips to his
Business ia Chicag9-
s'to an elopsTnent. the arrest OF the groom
ON a warrant for kiduapin sworn our
OF Evanston the subsequent Splitting
away of the bride by the groom and MS
brotheF-in-law, Harry z. Ecctes IN z
ffieif servant at tneir farm home in 2Bris-
ton township. hsccles, while aiding thS
whipped BY Mrs ~ alKef ara DaNi1
beaten by walker ana q servant
-Four years age II w Walker moved
win his family into Bristol toNNnsIllE-
and settled On a farm just south q Os-
VFego, on the West river road. Walker -
rsputed to possess considerable wealth
two ff}alIght ers, the Misses King. Cnaf-
+. l0tte King was an unusually attractive
3
Der OF young men from Bristol YorSVfllc
. and The surrounding coattry who hast
seneas 70 pay her suit AMONG her al
Hart a 8senzto6 no land owner in Bris+
tel. He paid court to Gnariotte the past
two ysars, u 5ee = The opposition Of
5iF1p the absence 0fzdr. end Mrs. Walker
IN Chicago, Hunt ana 1c,harlotte ieff
honles tie girl taking her 5ewelry. ana
a y ~
and were married. From theFe they
went re- Eigin5 Fynere they spent Two
days, and then returned 60 sac home Of
NJ ana Mrs Walker returned from
GsIsieago and learned of the siopenlent-
sgrs. walker sret uened to Chicago and
spout a da visiting the homes there OF
rcl8tiHes 81 both her daughter nd HINT,
sWore out - warrant befor6 Justice Ely
% f5Fanston. charging Hunt WITH kiduap4
tpEnse nome arg toe sEeeIn was az
stable Goods1e ard taken to- EvanstQn-
Ihere ne was 1scharged. but Mrs
walker saeceedsf in spiri ting the bride
away while the ease was in progress, aud
that was the last the husband saw OF
his bride had been brought 10 the hone
Of her parents. and in company with his
his wife De allowed to return to him
The Young men we're met by 11r and
Mrs. Nalser in the front yard and perr
emptDrilg eroereq OFT the premises. Mrs
Sstker rhfea tened 70 snoot u they di1
not oi9eF.. but the only weapon that She
bore was 81 hOreewhfp. a staiwart negro
FARM hand had by TINS time reinforcea
the Walkers and added his threats to
theirs In the alteration The brfae
emerged tF0m q side door Df the house
and fed down the read. calling to her
husband. Hunt Immediately ran to Join
her, and, catching heF by the hand the
pair OF lovers sped away as fast 81 their
legs could carry them.
e hen The parents ATTEMPTED 20 ElEa
chase to the dfeing couple F3ccies infet-
passed. n heFel3Pon Mrs. tA8lker viHOrblls-
Isl appted tne hopseWnip and Walker and
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Assessment Notice 10. e.

TFIE. TFTRO MINING CO1IPANY. OF
Tiutic LlOca ton of principal place or
business. salt Lake City, state of Utah
Location of mine and works. TinJlc min
Notice is hereby given that at meet
ing of the board of directors OF said
company. held on the 9Th day OF May,
1901. assessment No 19 Of one Cd cent
per share was levied on the capital stock
of the corporation, PAYABLE Immediately
to the secretary at the office of the
company, 6l7 Mccormick block, Salt
Lake City, state of Utah. ANY stock
uron which this assessment shah re-
main unpaid on Friday 9TH day of June,
1891 viii be delinquent and advertised
for sale at public auction, and unless
payment ia made before viii be sold on
Saturday, the 18th dag of June 1901, an
i o'clock T. m, to pay the delinGuent
assessment, together with the costs or
advertising and expense OF sale BY
order OF the board of directors
ERNEST WILLIAMS secretary
salt Lake City. Utah, May 9Th. 1901
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90 Il TTncIaimed 80

NOTICE IS HEREBY F1IiNEN THAT
on Friday May 81, 1901. at one O'Clock
o. m OF that day and continuing there
after from day 10 day until sold az the
baggage depot OF the undersigned, near
the corner Of sixth West and Third south
streets, salt Lake City, L tab. the under
signed VIII expose Tor sane ailq sea aL
public auction to the highest bidder To-
cash the following described articles u
bagEag6 remaining unclaimed in the pos
session Of the undersigned at the eXplra-
ton Of six months from the time OF It's
arrival at the place of its delivery, and
at place of delivery stored by the UNDER
signed. said sale VIII be mace Tor the
purpose of paying for the Storage charges
and care OF such oaggage while supreus
and the reasonable and necessary Gusts
of such sale
Six trunks, nine canvas telescope va
Uses, five leather grips, four baskets, two
basket telescopes. tOTLy-SeVe1 bundles
bedding, three boxes. one gun, one nun
dred and 5i2ty-four packages, bundles,
canes umbrellas, overcOats, ruDbers,
etc. etc. one kodak
THE RIO ERANDE WESTERN RAIL
WAY COMPANY.
BY Geo. ". Heintz. C. p. x T. 8.
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Poll Tax and Soldiers.

TO the Editor offThe I4eTala
IN today issue of your paper. I no.
tice that in answer to ananauiry from
Eureka IN relation to the exemption of
volunteers from paymebt of poll tax,
YOU answer that they must paw it; and
then pnoceeff to quote q SECTION Of the
laA 81 ttfh exemptiIlg members Of
the nafi9na guard. desire to call
yotf saetsnti5n to chapter q section ;.
of pife avs OF 1901. Tt reads: "AlI
honor ~ discharged Soldiers. sailors
or marines 81 the United States living
sif this state shall be exempt from the
paSTnept OF poll TAX
In justice to the volunteers, ] think
YOU should correct your answer OF to-
Day, as II vi q giEe many q wrong I'M
preston and rasy result in people pay
ing the. same vhen II Is not required.
A VOLUNTEERS.
Prevo, May 81
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Estate Of Frederick 4. Auerbach De


PETITION FOR THE SALE OF GER
tain PERSONAL property belonging to said
estate has been filed in the district court
of the Third judicial district. probate di-
vision, in and for sale Lake county. Utah.
said property is described as follows,
t0-WIt:
= shares Of the capital stock Of the
Utah Commercial q Savings bank.
16za shares of the capital stock OF the
Commercial National bank Of Salt Lake
Is shares of the capital stock of the
National Bank of the Republic of Salt
Lake City.
shares of the capital stock Of the
Utah Title Insurance a Trust company
new the to tah Savings d Trust company
80 shares or the cdplt2i stock OF the
Salt Lake Board OF Trade.
50 shares of the capital stock Of the Odd
Fellows Building association.
15o shares OF the capital stock Of the
Syndicate Invest n1erlt company-
S1-fQ9-bonfs, issue of Aug 1, 1896
gold watch
I lot of books. to be seen at the office
Of DR. Theodore Meyer 80 Progress
building. salt Lake city, Utah
BY order OF said court, the hearing of
said petition is set for 10 clock a. m,
June g. 1891. at the court room Of said
court in the city and county Of salt
Lake, state or DrtlI, at winch time YOU
can show cause. ii any you have, WHY
the prayer 81 said petition should not be
THEODORE MEYER.
ISADOESE MEYER
As Executnrs 81 SAID histatl.
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MORE FLATTERING FIGURES.

ID
government
ate tn
. .azs on 8ari = g
a the line tn
o the in
gain in and dis
Counts Showing
Ther has
aaueea
5a as tsnk continue t. reaintqin Iaa&
This zpraot per cent better oesDonaihg
of made ~
O san-E ra ciscos i
oess
create taat rren
a nd wealth
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PREspENT MKINLEY,s BRIEF Vs..

RESIDENT
might c6uHdShave state.
aeFiHes
of oeef1
4 Q eect
guests than Governor finest O
be
no Ts
MO enato
TIN air Utlrr1
she
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To the Stockholders of the BazoUk
Consolidated Mimi Co

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
meeting Of the stockholders of the Ba-
zouk Consolidated Mining company VIII be-
held at SAT- Lake City, Utah. on Tuesday.
F.. May 3, 1901 at p. III. OF said day, for
the purpose Of considering and voting
upon the following proposed amendments
70 the articles Of Incorporation OF said
company:
First-To strike out "Bazouk Mining 65
Milling company in article OF the artf-
cles Of Incorporation and insert in leu
thereof the words 'Baz0uk Consolidated.
Mining company"
Second-To strike out the words salt
Lake CITY, in the county of salt Lake
from article Nv of said articles of iucOr-
pOrati0u and insert in lieu thereof the
words ogden City. Weber county
The purpose OF this second proposed
amendment being to change the principal
place OF the general business OF the cor
UoratiOn from Salt Lake city, Salt LAKE
county, to Ogden City, Weber county,
Utah.
Dated Salt Lake City. Utah. May T. 1901
W +. SMITH, Secretary.
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that he says they calls in Paris a EN-
t5arras mong du fiohOng. The way he
explains II TO me- i gathers SIS like
heidin' tours pat with nothin' better'n
tens ont against YOU
Sin't heard Tom sling no French
said johnny. tseizing a moment, when
The Old Sport had buried his cOunten-
ance IN the julep. lie amt sung out
for no absinthe or none Of them Frsnen
drinks even. whilst I been on watch. -
There was a moUrnful gurgie at The
bottom of the jufep glass, and che old
Sport let so Of the straw
Hun. was the QldeSpoFt's commend.
Does z-ou have the temerfty 10 think
Tom ssjaftin' loose any chunks of good
hard French sgin your pnregenerate
ears? No. SON. he sayes the language
OF the courts for 8ioIite circles. one of
v5tiel Il happens to belseEeral. + starts
in, however, to tell you about goin' out
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stookboIdersI Waating

COMSTOCK SILVER MINING COM
annual meeting OF the stockholders OF Tho
C0mstocz Silver Mining company Viii
be held at the company office, 30 DoOly
block Salt Lake City, Utah, on Thurs
day the 18th day of June. 1901, an
O'Clock p. m. for the purpose of electlng
a board of directors for the ensuing year
and for the. transaction of such other
business as many properly come before
the meeting
JOSEPH NJ COHEN.
Secretary.
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And in accordance with law and an order
Of the board Of directors made on the 9Th
day of April, 1891, so many shares of each
parcel of such stock as may be necessary
viii be sold at the office of said company.
Nos. 304 and 305 Atlas block Salt Lake
City. Utah. At o'clock p m on Tues
day. May Is 1901, to pay delinquent as
sessments thereon. together with the cost
OF advertising and expenses of sale,
w. H. FARNSWORSEH- Secretary
Nos S04 and sos Atlas block, Salt Lake
city, Utah
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" wouIa LIE you to 30 &c -

We would advise YOU to put the boy
under q competent instructor Of draw
ing. for q while, at least, as he viii
Go. l1inlself more injury by trying TO
learn 1inlsef than he can undo in
years.. Constant study is essential to
anyone with a serious deSire TO learn
dEasFing- Have him sketch from life
simple subjects II he copies anything
let it he by the best artists. A book
on perspective by q good author would
be beneficial. Consult a competent in
structOr in regard to the cost of in
Struction.
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10 help Tommy ontangIe himself from
the @hitl he gets himself into. Like
wise I'm some curious TO know his I'M
preston ofthe form lands he's seen,
VI asst shim whether the mayor Of
Paree was lettin' things go wide open,
or whether they had person like Ez
over there. Then Tom gives me a
suupgu0usf description of what he says
IS ! the hottest dern town that ever
gI6wed,
ole runs over some Of the games he
goes. AGAINST There's plays he calls,
baccaraw- 7 amt never set in none OF
'em, but 1 gathers from Toms talk
that they re some easy ii you set on
the right side OF the table. Tom claims
there's stato0s EOver in .Paree thafs
bigger'n Brigham Young,s monument,
sblEf none that's 50 good looizin' TO him.
He says the bullyvards-is as smooth
as Jimny's tiled floor herer-.au' swept
= dern. sight oftener. Tom would Of
talked to me all night about Raree, but
reals him to earth agin with a queS-
zion or Two about politics. That's what
u been anxious TO have a game Of con-
yArsation with you about, SPORT he
says Art is my pastine, he says, but
politics an railroads is MY business.
thanks you for reVertin' to the sub
5ect.z he says. with that cOurtyus. man.
net he corrafs in PaTee.
- There's a LOT Of thirgs that S Wor-.
ryin' me, I dunno, Sport Tom says.
one thing is how strong everybody
was for, me in the senatorial deal, he
says amt been able to ind a man,
NitHout it's Pat, an nlaybe ne re-
nieged, but what was hOpip an the
time I'd win that job out. / had a idee
e7urfn, the festivities, he says, that
heIe an there somebody was knoelSlsl
bit I guess / got of, wrong i JUDGES
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Anna Held's Cub Bear in the Zoo.

tNeW p OK Letter3
Anna FTeldss bear cub Is now the prop.
erty Of tbs central park zoo Miss Held
made the presentation herself Monday ar
ternoan. Director Smith received che gift
on benall of The public
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been out to see
Tom, said the Old
Sport. sas Johnny
slipped a slice OF
pineapple in with
the mint sprfss
and turned 70 pick
6I47V2 qua On
bottle. What with
politics an rail-
roads an gTantin'
au1enees 10 the
pope, Toms kinder
struck the Mace
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u Learn Drawing.

To the Editor Of The 6EefaIds
Kindly Inform me Safough. your COL
umns the best methodg to develop the
talent for drawing IN a boy IS years
of age. Please give me she average
charges and all the information you
can to go the cheapest way to work
SUBSCRIBER. =
Salt. Lake. Friday. May "a
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Delinquent Assessment Notice.

SEA SWAN MINING COMPANY 10
cation of principal place Of business, salt
Lake City. Utah NOrice.-There are de-
iincuent upon the following described
stock, on account OF assessment levied
On the 5th day Of April 1901. the several
amounts set opposite the names of the re-
spectfve shareholders, as follows
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April 18th. 1901, stockholders dutv met,
ana the meeting duly adjourned to meet
again April 80th. 1901. at the same hour
80 !. III ~ = 49, =,
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April sOth

April Both, 1901, stockholders duly met.
and the meeting duly adjourned. 20 meet
again May l4th. 1901, at the same hour
and same place,
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May a. 1901 Stockholders duly met,
and the meeting duly adjourned to meet
ASIAN Iay =, 1901, at the same hour and
place.
JONATHAN G.. ROTLE.
Chairman
DAVID 3. IE8IPSTEAD
Secretary.
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Chairman.
DAVID 3. HAMPSTEAD,
Secretary.
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April End. 1901, as the foregoing meeting,
an Appointment vas duly made to April
10Th, lSJl5 at the same hour and same
place jon ATTAIN G.. ROYLE.
Chairman.
DAVED 3. HE3IPSTEAD.
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chairman.
DAVID =. HE1IPSTEAD.
Secretary.
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President Central Pacific Railway Com
pany. J. Il VIII. CUT
Secretary Central Pacific Railway Com
pany-
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An giancin along down the line
we comes To- Glen Miller. Glen come
mighty nign gettin' the axe a while
back for srecOnfne ndin' postma
4 without sarchin too close into their
counIbialities. If could have nay way
Of course I'd tie Glen down right where
he SIS. But Glen's stringin his bets
too far apart. It's like cOrneTin' the
ace-trey an then skippin' down to cop
r,ev. the S1y-ar1=
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urday's gale the home city &c Biu Glasr
8 proposition Of wind.
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Morse orabzr TRUST 10 hav doubled his
s5oo0o would you ice the
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aEnbrelia and patasol manUsaetufsgs to Team
soming faehionab1e.
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land, English -four 6ealer, says that his country
American Hour. This is cheering for indicates
ack little English dotgR 80
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NOTICE is HE
the annual meetiu
the Central Pae
Will be held on Z
l9oL at IL O. clock
the office of said
Main street, over
pany s bank Sal
the purpose of ele
rectors FOR the emf
act such other b
come before said
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Gates has been re1usad Ne Yacht club
ers rather conservative objected
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eater keeps the pipe open long enapsls IS ousi
vince tbe street sprnSng board that ahe elts IS
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Funston writes home that has eaten ortopns Tt look
~ to Teddys press agent show
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REBY GIVEN THAT
8 of the stockholders OF
fic Railway company
uesday, April 2 A. d.
"a. IN. of that day, at
company. no. lbs South
Wells, Fargo q COM
Lake city Utah. Tor
.ting a board OF nine oi-
uing year, ana 10 trans
lSlueSs as may legally
1eeu1g
ISAAC l. REQLA.
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Mrs. Kate S. billiard, Ogden. Cststs
organizer.) Photo by Thomas.

OF ladies attended this year from the
small towns Of Manu. Heber and Lo-
gan, showing a constant growth of
interest in the work Of the federated
Clubs
one Of the pleasant features of the
stay III Provo was visit to the B. Y
academy on Thursday morning. The
invitation was extended to 5he dele
gates by Professor BrimhaH and car
riages sent for their conveyance The
greeting which they received at the
ha-lds of the students was almost over
whelming Mrs. Elmer Jones. Mrs. Mel
Gen and Mrs. Jennings were invited to
address the pupils by Mrs. Susa Young
Gates. a trustee of the institution. Mrs.
Elmer Jones took for her subject the
purposes of the national and state fed
eTat.Ons. She said they stood for
broader education. refined homes and
artistic culture. and it rested with the
younger associations to aid and con-
tinue the good work.
Mrs w. a. Nelden spoke for the trav-
cling library and Mrs. William Jen-
nings told of the work accomplished
by the Ladies' Library club in the way
of model school rooms
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Reviewers Club.

The regular meeting OF the Review
ers' club was held or Monday after
noon at the home of Mrs. c. W. Ben
nett. Mrs. J. C. Royle read an original
story entitled Harriet Livermore: the
Story of an Eccentric Life" 1t is a
true history of the life of a brilliant
woman. who was associated with the
family Of Mrs. Royle's father. She
was the daughter OF Judge TiVerTnore.
United States senator from New
HaHpshire, and came west as an evan
geist 10 preach the second advent OF
Christ. The tragic incidents in her
life and her final insanity were graph
ically portrayed by Mrs. ROyle
Henry Tanner. the colOred artist. Of
Paris, was the subject Of an interesting
paper given by Mrs. Bennett. Though
of negro blood, with a slight infusion
of white he is a man of broad culture
and treated as such ia the art circles
o. Paris IEe was born in America in
1857 and owes a part OF his education
To the generous assistance Of Wanna
maker He has won long list OF
prizes and medals. His picture. The
Raising Of Lazarus" was purchased by
the French government end hung in
the Luxembourg, a distinction which
has never before been granted an
American picture. The afternoon
closed with a discussion Of the pro-
posed changes in the constitution of
the state federation.
Mrs John Cain viii be hostess at the
mex. meeting of the club.
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Lester Margetts, Reuben Hedberg, FL
lis c. Freed, William NJ Swan and
Walter Goepp. If permission can be
obtained, battery A will be recruited
to eighty members during the winter,
and then in the spring the two Calling
guns viii be added TO their present
equipment thus making 1t a six-gun
battery. instead of a four-g gun.
Private Gibbons of company H has
applied for a discharge.
Next Thursday night will find the
signal corps in its old club rooms again.
This news viii be welcomed by all the
old members in particular.
a short rehearsal was held by the
MINISTRIES of company H last Sunday
afternoon.
The quaTtermaster sergeants Of the
various organiza tions of the guard are
beginning to straighten up their stores
and books, preparatory to making their
semi-annual reports, which are made
in the latter part Of the present month.
The OvercOats in the store room Of
the quartermaster are soon to be issued
to the different organizations The
nights are becoming so chilly that after
getting heated by drilling, the men feel
the night air
The basket ball season opens in about
one month. The members Of the basket
ball team of company c are becoming
tired of hard practice and want some
practice game in the near future. 1t
may be possible to arrange one with
the Y. N. c. A, but as yet nothing in
that line has been arranged for.
Once more the N. G. L. football team
is without a coach. Mr.. Sloan has been
coaching the boys for the past week,
but on account of the pressure Of bust
ness he has had TO give it up. Man