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, 1901-12-04
An EvanueIist's Story.

II suffered for years with a bronchi-
al or lung trouble, but did not obtain
relief until I commenced using One
Minute Cough Cure" writes Rev.
James Kirkman. evangelist of Belle
River, III. One Minute Cough Cure
affords immediate relief for coughs,
colds and all kinds OF throat and lung
troubles. For Group 1t is unequaled.
Absolutely safe. Never fails and fav'
orite with the children. They like It,
Laramie Drug company.
, 1901-12-04
MONTANA COURT ON
THE WATER RIGHT.

1t is reported here that the Montana
supreme court. in a decision just hand
ed down, upholds the priority rights
OF the people of Wyoming to the waters
Of streams whose sources are in Mon
tana. The decision is in line with a
contention long held by the people of
this state.
, 1901-12-04
Centennial Weather.

Following is the weather report OF
the Centennial station for the week
ending Dec. >, 1901
Nov. 26-Maximum, 40; minimum, 9:
calm; clear.
Nov. 27-MaXimum, n; minimum.
10: calm; clear.
Nov. 2S-Maximum. 81; minimum.
%; wind, west: partly cloudy.
Nov. 29-Maximum. SO: minimum,
26; calm; clear.
Nov. 3O-Maximum, A; minimum,
20; wind, west; partly cloudy.
Dec. Maximum, 80: minimum. II:
wind. northwest: partly cloudy.
Dec. maximum. AZ; minimum. -,
precipitation, trace: wind, southwest;
cloudy.
NJ. F. REED,
Voluntary Observer,
, 1901-12-04

a FTER three years Union Mutual
Policies Do Not Become Void by Fail
ure to Pay Premiums, the
MAINE NoN.FoRFEITURE LAW,
without Action Of the Poiicy.holder,
continuing the Insurance for a speci.
fled Length Of Time.
JOHN c. MeRAE,
Local Agent.
A. n. eTEWART,
Manager Denver Agency.
, 1901-12-04
COUNCIL
TAKES UP THE MATTER OF DUTY
OF ENFORCING THE SUNDAY
CLOSING LAW.
County Attorney and City Attorney in
a Correspondence Battle Over the
Matter-ordinance to be Drawn
Effective a Year hence-After the
False Fire Alarms.

The council met at 1880 last even
ing, with Mayor Spicer presiding, Clerk
McCullagh at the desk, Marshal Davies
and Attorney Groesbeck in their
places and the following members
present at roll-call: Councilmen Hicks.
Gates. Jones and Tregoning. Absent
Councilmen Engstrom and Schwatke.
The minutes of the last meeting of
the council were read and approved.
d. A. Jackson stated in a communi-
cation that he had been assessed taxes
in the sum of $3.O5, when he had no
property assessable, and the matter
was referred to the committee on
tAxes.
A. E. Jupp, superintendent of the
rolling mills, asked to be shown the
amount of assessed valuation against
the mills for the year 1899, 1900 and
1901, and he was furnished with the
data desired. The figures for 1901
were 81 900; 1900. 10000; 1899. S.
900. ..f .t
The reports of the city officers for
November were presented and referred
to the finance committee.
Marshal Davies reported collections
amounting to $44.75.
Police Judge Hayford's report show
ed collections amounting to 1921 for
the month.
Tha rorNr ~ riku Co~for IT II Tra-
wartha showed four burials, one disin-
terment and no sales of lots. The
deaths were F. A. Blake. William Man
asse, Mrs. Mary Edwards, whose death
occurred in Salt Lake. and the infant
of Mr.. and Mrs. William o. Solder
green.
The report of City Treasurer Spald-
ing showing the condition of the treas
ury Nov. 80 was presented and refer
red and was ordered published in the
oticial city paper.
The committee reported repairs
made at the hose house No. 4. A good
man had been found to take up his
residence in the house.
Albert Resins application for a re-
tail liquor license at 107' First street
was allowed. the license to date from
Nov. 25, 1901, and to continue for m
year. q ..r
A letter from Colonel 8. W. Downey,
county attorney, returning the petit
ton in the matter of closing the sa-
TT. -
, 1901-12-04

1 FOR RENT-One-half Of my new
store building on Second street
s4te FERD BRUNCKNER.
, 1901-12-04

FOR RENT-Four-room house, cor
,ner Of Fifth and Clark. Enquire Of
II JOHN A. FISCHER.
, 1901-12-04

Our Mems Suits and o%vercoats are
the best quality and style at the price
shown In town Woodruff & Terry.
, 1901-12-04

Pocket maps and reference books OF
wyoni.g only q cents At The Repub-
s'~~ ~ y.tr4E aa-.1
, 1901-12-04

We have the exclusive sale of the
Zero Collar listers. Woodruff & Terry.
, 1901-12-04
Wait I
Minute .

A day-a month, is the common
excuse. 1t was what the captain
of a vessel said-on returning
from the voyage he would insure.
But he never came back. The
vessel was wrecked; he was
lost; his family was stranded,
too, financially, by his procrasti-
nation.
No other time Is equal to the
present moment for Life lnsur-
ance in cost and opportunity,
and no policies surpass those of
the Union Mutual in privilege
and values.
Details sent free.
, 1901-12-04
LARAMIE
is A SURE AND SOON POINT
ON THE BuRLiNG-
TON.
Pioneer Platte Valley Ranchman Says
That the CONSTRUCTION Of the Line
West from Guernsey to Laramie
is an Assured Fact and Work Will
Begin in Short Time.

Richard Whalen, the pioneer ranch
of the Platte valley country, Is
in the city, says the Cheyenne Lead
er, and in speaking of the probable ex-
of the Burlington west from
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23
CITY BREVITlEs.

There are undclivered tclcsrams At the
Postal Telegraph company o. for Ia
Brown and j, g LcuH,
The worh of Greeting St JSseph's Cuth-
ole church In the SiSth ward was bcsun
Yesterday The hrst shovelful ur earth was
lifted hy Father Bauhclh.
The Union Of Unions % the Woman &
Christian Temperance Union hold Il
meeting Thursday al the Central Chr!,-
than church, whgu the annual election Of
Ulcers Win be held.
Mr., j. Il. ll,ll. engineer Tor The street
railway cempnnv, and Miss Lena licll Isaac,
also of th,S city, wCr" mirr.ed az the lah
cuAclc Baptist church M $ O'Clock last
night, Rev, L. Ammous oflcatng.
MIR, Nancy LYMAN % Galveston and Miss
Belle Nathan Of ReaumcRt were marrtc /
sunday afternoon at = O'Clock al the resi-,
dcn,c Of Mr. Norris Erteuberr lTl3 Tres.
ton avenue They loft after tho cerrmon s
for Galveston whore they viii make thcir
future home.
There are uudevercd kilograms at The
ol'cr of tho Western Union telegraph con-,
plhA for J. sinclair Russell X owens e.
y. Stokes. J. k, Gr!St H. NJ string
fellow ilenrv Harris ttol0, Earl r. Cratcn.
Cr n; T. Milton, T. u Poindrxtcr ~
Mc(nllum Martin V Uokc G. II. Kinc
tar.nn Elmorc, II, T.. Page, Miss KattIp
L"rkeu. j. ~ SoNthworth
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23
PERSONAL MENTION.


W.. ". Brooks Of Chicago Is registered at
| the Iawlor.
{. J. chanee OF Omaha is guest a,
the Rice.
y. T. nearwln Of DenIson is registered
at the Bristol.
NJ. II. Sharlcy Of Cranberry, Texas is a
guest at the Lawlor.
Or. j H. O'lIern Of Grandvlcw Is reg
istcred nj the Huichin-.
Charles j. Dcliuc o. Chicago Is among
the guests az tho Bristol.
Miss Alma Miller ma. returned frrm i
pleasant trip to North Texas.
Dr.. and Mrs. 4, r. Tinrnv of Kansas
4 city are registered at the BRISTOL
j. H. Marshall Of New Orleans was
among yesterdays arrivals nt the Bristol.
Louis j. Fright, Jr, ~ New orleans, 10
among the enthusiastic oil mcn al the Rice.
are among the late arrivals az the Law o..
J. w. Murray OF OBumwa. iowa. is ut
INC, Bristol investigating the Texas oil
y. G. Forl, cashier ~ the Bank OF Gle
burno Clchurnc. Texas. is among the guests
at the Rice.
Mrs. W f. Lane Of Galveston Is in Inc
city on Visit to nor parents Mr.. a1G
Mis-. William Rclohnrdi
Icon Smith left FOR Orange last night to
meet the New York business mcu ana re-
turn with them 20 Houston.
u. u Stanuard Of Atlanta, Ga. Is In the
city Investigating The OIL situation ana Is
CHARTERED at the Rice hotel
w G.. Lcrtz of IiunsaS city registered
last night at lhc Bristol ana VIII looh Into
the oil situation ut beaumont today
j. T. Norris, a prominent merchant of
Grccnvllc dropped OF in Houston yGster'
day on route To- the beaumont OIL fields
Joseph Greer Of Angleton was al the
llutchns yesterday Interviewing prospcr.
tive purchasers OF Brlzoriu county oil
lands.
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LADY WASHINGTON CHAPTER
Peparlng to Entertain Their Guests from
Galveston on Thursday.

Pepar'ng to Entertain Their Guests from
Galveston on Thursday.
The meeting Of the Lady Washington
chapter d. \, r., that was held Yesterday
morplns at the Rice hotel parlcrs was sim
-rl' for The purpose OF completing the ar.
rahScWculS Tor the reception to he given
by hem 10 the George Washington chnntar
ut Galveston Thursday afternoon, Thu Gal
weston ladies ARE expected hv the early
~ crnoou train. and q committee ~ three.
Ms W. u, Robertson, Mrs c. L. Fitch aud
Miss Carrie Carglll Will meet Them NJ thr
tohgftss street on and viii take thcYl
70 a drive about the city before going
WITH thew 70 the Rice hotel where rooms
" u b' engaged FOR their convenience.
.ihc. reception viii be held from To :
O'Clock IN the hotel parlors aud short
program is arranged The Houston chnptsr
arc cntllcl 70 invite dive FueHtr zach 10
nv et the Galvesturtans. hut all other ar
rangcmtuts are In the hands o. the commit-
zee composed Of Mcsdames O. I. Holt.
-, orr emrr Hr .iHq \. Miller new n n-
her Mrs. \. Huston, was added 10 the
roll Of tho chaptcr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23
A Government veterlnnrian.

Post reporter called upon Dr, n, L,
Kaupp, a veterinarian OF tho United states
department or agriculture. stationed at
Kansas City. ut the ottce Of Dv. W. A.
Knight the we'll known veterinary surgeon,
OF whom he Us n guest. Ine doctor, ac-
eonipanicd by his wife and little daughter.
Il spending his annual vacation by = trip
h,pugh the South. Me Is well pleased with
his trip and thinks there are good prospects
Tor energetic Young mon In the coast Coun.
ny. lie expects 10 spend few days at
galveston before returning.
The reporter asked the doctor what he
knew as TO the work done by DR.. Stiles az
Victoria drulng the winter. Not being IN
the same division rs Or. Stiles, he was not
posted ON the work being done hy him, hut
said that the doctor was one OF the most
able biologists In this country
While here he visited the Houston pack
ing house and a number 81 other Industries.
and thinks them un-to-date.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23

Bearens, Glraud and Swlnford contributed
500 numbers that were highly appreciated
w adn!tlon TO the contributions by the
zone s"io with excellent effect. While Mrs
William Wallace Mcleod and Miss Rosa
Mlihams rendered some beautiful selec-
lions upon the PIANO.
Mrs Brasher surprised and az thcotehrn
Sirs Seymour Bra shc~ surprised nnd Mt
,ae Hamr tinIr delighted the audience with
hcr splendid contiaito voice which SIDE uses
with telling effect.
All of the nlusicAl numbers were raptur-
ousiy app.audcd by an audience made up
0f MS many ~ the personal frifuds OF Or
aud Mrs. Holland az their hoapltafc home
would Accommodate
Delicious Refreshments were served ami
the evening VA one OF rare Pleasure and
euiOymcuf
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A TEXAS WONDER.
HaIps Great Discovery.

one small bottle OF Halls Great Dlseor.
removes gravel, cures diabetes, sc,ninai
emissions, weak aud lame hacks, rhcuma.
tism aud all Irregularities OF the Aidn.vs
and bladder IN both men and women HAT
der trouble Ia children. II not sold bs yonr
druggist. win be sent by mail on reccint or
sl.00. One small bottle is two montts
mentioned Or. H. w. Hall, Sole Mannfao.
tnreF, i. o. Box go. ST. Louis, No. seal
for testlmonlals. Sold by all druggists aud
Houston Drug Co
Cnero. Texas. July 10.-Thls Is TO GER
tify that | have used Halls Great DIS
colerg for kidney trouble In my family.
and found Il tn give perfect satisfaction,
and cheerfnily recommend II.
ALEX HAMILTON. Banker.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23

small All ,r or stolen from the Rice bo,e, !,
inert ~ I'M nmSro TisiiSe containing an assert.
ward viii Ia Mill handles, A liberal re-
reward a',si apd no questions Asked 10 T The
ibis property SiSi oe pald st once on return Of
Proprietor Rice fHI S'ai A Herycy 81.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Apr PHI 9 9s Maids sfiS convention, opera house
HHllhtne costumes Reserved sN1ts' q, '"ianie'
on soIs ~ GentS gallery % cents. Tictets,
vs. '''' thursday morning April %. ''N''
=, The bazaar held M tho wo,,,.
r ,ac,siSt parsonage on the i'm viii hc
wbcsao tuesday, April ". from > mil M
Everybodv ornaments will be served
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23
A VEN EnleYabIa Eunninn

The entertainment given last night hv
mr. and Mrs. Holland at their elegant new
home l'ia Travis street, complimentary
TO the Houston ouartette Society. was
most ENJOYABLE AFFAIR. The Quartette san,
several pretty eheruses while some OF ina
individual members OF the society Messrs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23
Homeless children

Rev y T, Morris was In the city ye,
'eraaN gathering mp homeless children. II.
sent some out over three lines Of railroads
W. the International and Great Northern.
cur Colorado and Santa Fc and Houston
anu Texas Central. Mr.. Morris has nur,
her OF gooN homes omen for children. ana ~
anvone can inform him Of anv child necl,
,ig nome ne win 20 after him ana Mace
nlm IN q good homo. He took FROM Hons
TN Yesterday waIf who has troubled orr
police considerably 81 late he rces IN /.
home 700 miles from tere. W
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23

10 not leave home on Journey withont
pettle OF chamherlain's Collie. Cholera
ana hiarrhoea Remedy, II il almost Ger.
tain to be needed and eau not be procured
while you are on board the cars or steam.
ship II Is pleasant. safe and reliable. r'or
sale by all druggists
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23
sTANDAnD on. AGAlN.

The standard on Trust has been forced
To take hack scat, The Jack Trust leads
It's & laugh from start 20 dnlsh. It's ~
at BRYAN hall S:lS y, ~, Apri 80 Tickets
IN sale az Lsvy's, Cockrelis and the Cap
itol Pharmacy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23
DR.. BENNETT'S ELECTRIC RIFT

., pr, Ben1cttS Electric Belt has SOFT.
ShnT,i uhanols,covercd sponge, water,
vHiHnulber electrodes that do uuj. can nor
NH not burn AMI blister the hcsh ~ thc
p"tlrht as do the bare metal cloctroles
,.nVI on other makes Of belts. Thcse ,,nc'
IHues are my patent and are used on ma,
0,nrr electric belt My Belt can he re-.
heNca when burned ont for only 7,c. otbSr
ntts ran be renewed Tor any pricc ana
trjca S SGrnc5.c oGi arc worthless Nv Flee.
OF men rec to every mate patient
,e H1'S,oIpi1gN gu9rantecd 10 cure varlco.
%, ~ InPocrlc, RhenmatlSm in every form
rTltlIl F9rnlysls Spinal Weakness Tn ~
sIi,pa'im9n. Kidney, Liver and BLADDER tran on,
o ~ a5SpeRSa all Female Complains.
wcaenSss In o III every form and guise OF
.Thee E, '9hay have written book
v.nnH, rlhllns of the Fountain Of EternSi
pnonsh sent free POSTPAID, for tne aslin,'
nIf VIII VIZ w. YEN You all about il. Adyisc
DR., BENNETT ELECTRIC BELT Co.
w to 12l Union Block, Danver co,o
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23
81 TAKE THE RISK"

SAYS DR., Bennett, Whore Electricity Is
applied through my Electric Belt. the cure
Is absolutely guaranteed. II It fails to cure
You iMnirh Is not likely the Belt does not
COS, YOU Il cent There is not an ailmcnt
or weakness Of the nervous system, or a
case of lost vigor and vitality which will
nor promptly respond to the right current
If Electricity applied right-Send FOR doc.
tors new book, which is free
want every Weak. Nervous. Vigo,less
man OF woman 70 hnNn nm Of nv LSnnt,,,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23
Important Matters Engaged the Con.
ventiOn's Attention.
COMMITTEES ARE HARD AT WORK
Questions Relating TO Education Prupa.
ganda, Roumanian Relief, Etc.
BEQUEATHING ENDOWMENT BENEFITS
Laws to Be Amended So that 6enefi-
Charles May Remember the Children
Who Have Comiortcd Them.

tion Of tie Seventh district Of B'nai Birth
was devoted to business, which was han.
died with thoronghness and dispatch.
The proceedings were opened al 10 a. m.
with prayer by Rabbi tuber OF TYLER,
Texas. President Jacques Loeb IL tue chair.
'thi report OF the committee on crcdeu-
tiais WIS presented mud approved after
witch reports were received IN regard to
beneyol,n ut Institutions aud referred to pr,p.
or committees. These Institutions are the
- .uuruary al Ncw Or,rAus sue q
ph.a asylum at Cleveland, Ohio. ana the
jewish urpaaus home nj New Orleans All
OF them are in nouhshiug condition
Tao report Of the auditing committee was
rtlci.ei and approved
nm report Un the endowment fund was
~ 5 nrl 10y ). j. Hmm,
~ GLOWING statements were made in re-
eaptnla.im fot terms beginning january
] ud eIding June -. 1900
ELL, ~ uaHd, january L.. 81. sSI 81
II tc+F'u from durA. ........, lS.UNU ~
R,ceNed from lnterst ........ S.d3l -
h'i'e as investments. .......... ~, iJu %
Disbursements.
Palo tNc.ty.s,S cndoumcnts $4,000 90
x, ih.este OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ll,3oo o.
EApvnse ccouni.......,,....-,.. 0U2 ~
Balance cash July / 100. 49,. NJ. I5g ~
for terms, beginning Jnly ] and ending
81 luu ~ hHs;
M" ~ num- jury i..'.''.'. W.. y 81
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iIH's' prirher. 90. .,-............., H.tti 20
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Balance cash ou hand S,g.Iil =
me total re.rrvr Fund Itup,.rv NM
amount S2daGi33T vns In,,stcd il, ,a,,.
auf uortgugps 81, A. a. IN "", t
Ss3t hi We In ,,.h :" "'""N 'hu
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said. 90 '"'"'"'''' "'
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fns 81 oiir cUdaWp,,t,l n,,,,i , Ii,' tue H''
q, ~ P'is'n ,., 81 interest would seem
1,, Nv I,p'n rSnu.'4 ihls IeaF. IS how
oJ iu,.~ss. ,,i'n, W. Sn' th' l"ioyhtaE"
rtorn Januarv "a t,a, w.,
may bpT' n,,.r,,,d ' NY hurr HtcreSt
,p1' , uiHa' ,G,Vtn, ,' aug nor become uur "a
enl ~ th. For,ncl Hs,i II mauc ln"n at the
90 hnv.. nuti,ir, 49,; 9'1al7 ',
ommend and tt,tsI i3,, III! III 'Up 80 or t'r,
stWctiti, ~ w.. ~, s',,' nus y nor IL slEh ul
sv9er, s. ~ in1"yr ~ 'N'"Sn'e thnt our
mItfce from tbr to5|a av,,t',5 ~, ~ Vom
difirn ~ TX, ..',..,,.'. " a. Nt,''i'As" Wy t'H
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23

Was list dast stencils. rubber stamps,
notary and lodge seals. metal cheeks, etc,
]. V. Love. 22oS Mechanic St, Galveston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23

IN connection With a..
s mensS a. lslo Preston e noon roo,ming apart-
il the civ ar Sesrders best sSbIs fs ser aSw
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psarv ,,, TRANSFER, PHONE 7ss.
Stables co nSSains e. and safes a speciality
tSnnin and Commerce
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23
SPANISH MAcKEREL.

Louisiana Crabs. shrimp. Red Snapper
berwick Bay oysters. Artusy's, 4i6 Travis
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23

- ny iAff'Al ~
Belts. have never
known Il case of MclN.
ness ar any other all.
ment for which | rec.
ommcnd N Y Belt
wherein 1t failed 10
max" Il cure. >llur ;
m entirely new method
OF applying electricity.
and ns Il reward for my
research, study and uls
Covcry, { b = United
states government has
given the the exclusive
use of this method.
My appliance Is called
IN Electric Belt he.
cause that is the prom
or name for IL, hut IT
must not he claSstd
with the many so-called
electro belts nov ne
Ing offered the public.
There Is no electric
belt Just US good" as
DR.. Benefits, for there
are none like his. No
matter now severe your
case Is or how long
standing, the rurr Is
guaranteed. You take
No pbpnnnS 10 49,,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23

Chairman II, W. Garrow OF the receptlop
committee 10 receive the delegation Of New
York business men requests all the members
% the committee 10 meet him this morn.
ing az III O'clock at the Cotton ENchans,,
performance 81 the duty entailed unon I'M
committees. A full attendance az memhers
OF ne committee AS published above Is
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1901-05-09
To Talk OH South Africa,

At the Opera House, Monday,
May 18th, Rev. J. FL. B. Smith,
of Duluth, will give a lecture on
South Africa, under theauspices
of the public schools. The lee
ture will be finely Illustrated by
over 100 rare views, Illuminated
by the oxy-hydrogep calcium
light. Rev. Smith was formerly
a resident of South Africa. At
4:15 p. m. Monday, a matinee
will be given for the accomoda-
ton of the children and others
who may desire to attend at that
hour. Admission to the evening
lecture, 25 cents; to the matinee:
10 cents.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1901-05-09

The winner of the is entitled TO COM
pete IN the State Contest at Madison schools
the state which held in June The question has arose that
uch as the Division takes upper Michigan that
the winner here was from Ironwoo that possibly Michigan
winner Will be barred in which the second
who IS from West Superior, will be the contestant
Inc annual business meeting of the was held
}he Walker High School in this city Friday afternoon and officers
}Were elected for the ensuing year as follows:
resident: Prof j. T. Hooper, of Ashland
Vice Rresdent Prof D. E. Cameron, of Washburn
Secretary: Prof j. D. Butler, Hurley
Treasurer Miss Whitman, of West SUPERIOR
The territory of the Association as TO take in
and the latter will contests next year
The divisions for next will Washburn BAYFIELD, and
two West Superior High Schools and Ashland
ronwood West Superior Hurley the other con-
test The winners in these the contestants in
the final meeting of the Association place to be selected
next year.
While the different schools represented here Friday an
comprised the territory as enters into the
Association which has formed the being
of an Athletic nature Base ball the principal object the
be played alternate between Last Saturday
the day for nsttutng the games Schools of the
different sections met the diamond Bayfield, PLAYED here and
the result victory for the boys the result being
,score of eight to Washburn will play West Seror
the grounds that city Saturday. the winner in that
will play at Ashland the 25h at which
time the annual Field Meet occurs
Inc following officers chosen Of
NJ j. Finenga of Ashland d. E. Cameron Washburn and M G.
Potter, OF West Superior
Besides a,orod
the spectators last Friday evening" Prof Butler Of
urley President Hooper, Prof Chamberlain Charles Jacobson
Misses Jessie Croker and Louise Ashnd and Misses
Whitman and Cavanaugh, of West Superior.