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Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
NEW ADDITION

010A VI GANAND - -
We the undersigned, have just completed
arrangements for settling up 5000 acres OF
and in forty and eighty-acre tracts within
those arrangements, there is no need OF
any one being without a home and an EN-:
strikes or any other trouble between en-
ployers and employees. We agree to sell
you forty acres on ten years time, one
balance In ten years. This land is all
under cultivation with a nice little three
room cottage and barn and a well on every
forty. Just think OF the chance of getting
a house and barn and forty acres of land
on ten years time. We expect to sell this
entire tract in sixty days, and to enable
us to do this we have arranged for ex-
cursions twice a week. The first trip will
be out of here next Tuesday, and the man
that gets in his first selection will ave
the best little home on earth. Land sells
from $50 TO $50 per acre, and for further
particulars call upon BLIXT & DOVGREN,
RESI- %
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
ron sALE-REAL ESTATE.
D. Y. SHOLES co.


n,1O buys fine home. Sl4 Burt St sewer,
water, gas, porcelain bath, bowl and
closet; lot 55xl50, with fine oak trees.
ABSOLUTELY a very RARE BARGAIN.
DO NOT FAIL TO SEE THIS.
$500 buys a fine home, 26i0 Harvey ct
strictly modern: large barn, cost S6o0i lot
50xlS2. with fine shade trees close in;
walking distance.
',coy,s, o ~ q ~ re1 a. anUn Z
rooms: oak finish; strictly modern; we'll
laid out, on top OF the hill; owner going
TO leave: Just put on the market. In
vestigate his cIick.
$4,000 for another fine 1l-room, strictly
modern, up TO date in every way, fine
oak finish; corner lot in WEST FARNAM
district; 100 feet frontage, corner, too
all streets paved and paid for; fine trees
built for home, and EASTERN owner
SAYS to SELL 1T.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
ron sALB-REAL ESTATE.
The Omaha Realty Co.,
S. ". Cor. 18th and Douglas Sts., Omaha.
BUILDING SITES FOR HOMES.

E7OO-North front on Jackson street, east Of
35th; lot 66x132.
81, oOO-East front, corner Lowe avenue and
Burt street; 47x14O.
Ss0O-west front on 14th; 100 feet north
OF Dorcas; lot 4sx125.
S375-N. 2. corner seth and Decatur; loI
6Ox127h.
s4OO-N. E. corner Franklin and 32d streets.
lot 42hx127.
ssOO-Each. two lots, north front. on Cali,
%fornia; 1870 feet west Of 3Oth street
These are slightly lots and cheap al
the price.
FeOO--N. W. corner Lowe avenue and Cas'
street; Skill.
SOONEST front on 25th, near Marcy
45x140.
t20O-Each; four lots facing south on Cas-
street, between $50 and saith streets
Each 32x142.
$6OO-south front on Pierce street, between
22d and 23d streets; lot 60x9lh.
s60O-N. e. corner 21st and Elm streets
lot 43hx16O.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
EARNS

so acres In PIERCE CO; well improved
fine land. mostly bottom; lots of tame
grass; fine tor stock farm and cheap;
S21.& per acre.
so acres in MERRICK CO.; all very fine
Platte bottom land; a hrst-cIass, smooth
farm, well improved, fenced, good soil.
This Will catch your eye when you see
II. II Is CHEAP and GOOD; price. S5.
per acre.
800 acres in HALL CO. Q miles from Grand
Island, well improved; hne soil; no sand
or gravel, every foot level; a SNAP,
g1O nsA
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28

A BARGAIN IN PIERCE COUNTY LAND
l,l20 acres, IA miles west of Pierce, an ex-
celient ranch and close to good market
can be subdivided and each quarter sec
ton made a good individual farm. Fair
improvements, consisting of small house,
two wells, windmills and tanks, 10 acres
hog-tight fence and three good groves;
bottom land, $50 acres fenced pasture with
three wires and new cedar posts two rods
apart, balance In good upland hay. The
II sold during the month Of September.
$40 per acre, y cash. balance on terms to
suit at s per cent.
We have also a section of good grazing
land In Pierce. county, newly fenced, with
we'll and windmill, at $40 per acre.
For further information call on or address
TracY & Durland. Norfolk. Neh. RE
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28

DIR b. NJ. JACKSON. Specialist,
1875 Farnam 81. Opposite Merchants Hotel.
! can cure cases which ! undertake and
only undertake cases which l can cure,
s p. m. u
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28

eooO-Esst front on 3sth ST.. between Leav-
enworth and Jones. Natural shade
trees. On grade. Lot 40x16O.
s4O0-Thirty-three feet west front on n.
18th ST.. near Ohio. 33xl45.
f50o-Eaoh, three slightly lots with hand
some shade trees, south front on
Bancroft street. near 18th, 55Ei40.
t225-Each, six lots, north and south fronts.
near the above described lots; good
shade trees; not on grade.
S70o-East front on eth. second lot north
OF Poppleton avenue. 50x15O.
'~tS00-Each, two lots, east front, on 2sth.
between Shirley and Hickory; each
50xl50.
IIoO-East front on S5th. near Davenport;
50xl36.
lI5O-West front on 34th; 200 feet north
Of Davenport; 50K1Ss.
3I00-West front on 18th, Just north of
Locust; 40x142.
e900-Each, two lots, east front on Lowe
avenue, near corner Of Burt; each
S6x140.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
ITS EASY


Buying a home with the money you have
been paying to the landlord for the use
OF his house, temporarily. Pay a year 8
rent (or less) IN advance. and then what
ever you want to each month, and the
house will be yours I'm a short time.
Maybe you prefer TO buy a lot, paying
about one months rent down to start IL.
Anything here TO suit?
On a finely terraced lot at 18th and Daven-
port, easy walking distance, a hrst-class
walks and steps, cellar under entire house.
bricked and cemented. good furnace, mod
ern plumbing, everything up-to-date;
house built 5 or s years ago; also a barn.
Price, 5000.
Ten-room house on South 10Th. lot 2S feet
deep with double frontage east asst and nd west west
street, just the place for a South Omaha
man with large family. Price. $3.50.
At 9th and Meredith, a six-room cottage
with city water and sewer, lot 5ix1S, con-
venient to car and good school. Price,
Near Henderson on 2lst, a small cottage
with gas. city water and sewer, nice lot,
good neighborhood. Price, only 1890.
Fine big lot just west Of the new SD street
car. north of Bemls park, lot 6Ox127, for
In Bemis park, a south front lot on Myrtle
avenue. half block from SSd street car
Let us show you a few choice Bemis park
lots at about 700 or $3.50; ~.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO..
MAIN FLOOR N. Y. L. BLDG. OMAHA.
RE-70 2S
100 ACRES near Norcatur, Decatur Co,
Kan. 125 acres cultivated.
100 acres two miles north OF Lawrence
Nuckolls Co, Neb., 125 acres cultivated.
go acres 8 miles of Tecumseh, johnson Co.
Neb., so rods to church and school, IL
acres cultivated.
Us acres, Richardson Co., Neb., No. l loca-
ton, u mile TO railroads; good neighbor-
hood, might divide.
% acres. Richardson CO., well located.
20 acres, Richardson Co, well located.
$4,000 hotel for land and pay difference.
100000 stock general merchandise (good
reason for selling). for land,
Write me-, HENRY C.. SMITH, Falls City
Neb. RE-7O4 2S
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28

RANCH for sale, 1.76O acres well improved,
hve pastures. 300 acres hay, 500 acres In
crop, good soil, daily mail, telephone, tim
Der, running water; IL miles north Of
Ainsworth: highly improved farm near;
good school; taken In exchange; price,
Neb. RE-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28

6-room house and a fine acre, 42d and c
SITS barn. well, trees, etc. a bargain
part each on Tune SIZE l6.A-S feet.
10 acres, 18th and l. sts, FINEST 10 acres
to be found. O
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28

FOR SALE at a bargain. good house con-
tanning Z rooms, large hall, cellar, etc,
two lots, barn, well and ~cistern. No. 400i
N. 18th Ave, $3.50.
HOWARD KENNEDY & SON,
Room 800, First National BAN building.
RE-70I 2S
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
GARBAGE.

ANTI-MONOPoLY GARBAGE co, cleans
cesspools and vaults, removes garbage and
dead animals at reduced prices. 81 n Ia
Tel liza -2S
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28

FINE 16O-acre farm in Gage county, near
town of Blu Springs, one and half story
house, barn, granary, corn cribs, etc,
all in good repair: price $500.
HOWARD KENNEDY & SON,
Room 200, First National Bank Building.
RE-7O9 q
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
ron sALE-REAL ESTATE.

A Great
/. Bargain in
Place
Georgia Ave Home
owner is very DESTROYS Of making a change
and will sell at a figure that viii interest
7-toom house. with gas. porcelain bath tub.
everything in frst-class condition; large
shade trees, concrete walk; asphalt-paved
street.
will rent for $500 per month, or 500 per
year; price $1,000; II sold soon, part cash,
balance long time. For particulars see
j. II. Sherwood, sole agent, 997 n. Y.
Life bldg. Phone SSS. RF-S79 %
HOUSES. LOTS, FARMS, RANCHES.
LARGE o in north part Of city, with a
Groom house. good condition, $3.50.
IN SOUTH OMAHA, houses, 4 and
NEAR TO CAR, 5-room house, water
sewer, FaT, small barn, $500.
NEW / y. I rooms, modern. barn, l6N
~ SOU" mt SO TioTs
Fine residence lots on easy payments, s.
down and s. per month, ranging I'm price
from SIS to 1900 each. Some near new
Harvey st. car line. some adjoining Mil.
Ter park. others only a few minutes WALL
from oath ct. car barn.
For other good lots in ali parts of the city
from 500 to $3.50 each, CALL AND SEE
US.
SUBURBAN.
SOUTH of SOUTH OMAHA, 3 acres. small
house, fruit. fenced and cross-fenced
$3.50.
NEAR OMAHA, IS acres, magnificent place
everything ready for making money
$1,000.
OTHER PROPERTIES, with one and two
acres ATTACHED, tl,y9 to 5000 each.
FARMS M RANCHES.
We have a great many desirable farms and
ranches. For full information write oil
call on us.
~ PER CENT MONEY TO LOAN or
gilt-edge real estate security. Also write
FIRE and TORNADO INSURANCE.
GEORGE p. BEMIS REAL ESTATE co.
Established 1859
Telephone 6S5. Paxton Block.
RE-SQ2 %
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
The Omaha Realty Co.,
1901 Douglas Street, Upstairs

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
lS.aGre taTIn IN Dundy coHnty, Neora absss
paid 5000 for II. We will sell in the
next 90 days for $500 spot cash, or time,
OF will take the amount In cattle. Make
your offer quick and you can be satisfied
with details, or no trade.
540-acre farm In Douglass county Missouri,
at $40 per acre. The timber will pay for
it. Our price for 80 days, $2,Jn, time,
cash or trade. You must be satisfied or
Advise us what you want and we will
secure IT for you. We handle everything
bonds, notes. mortgages, farm
and city property.
You can realize something or what you
We have the territorial right to Oklahoma
for the construction and sale OF the
trade this on at a big bargain. owner
can't use it and will take a good saddle
mare in exchange.
Satisfaction guaranteed In all transactions.
Write to US. References, the Bank of
Commerce OF ST. Joseph, No The
of Commerce bldg, st. Joseph, Mo:
~
ROW of three. all modern, new brick
houses; the kline now so popular; choice
location, just of Farnam ST., all rented.
HOWARD KENNEDY & SON,
Room 29, First National Bank Building.
A SNAP.
IF sold in a few days. 7-room cottage on
18th avenue, between Poppleton and
Woolworth: lot Is, block II, Shull's I'd
addition to Omaha. Price, 1880. A. II.
Morris, Shelton, EcS. REFS %.
FOR SALE or trade, an extra quality 12-
room residence in Hanscom district,
equipped with every modern convenience,
d%esirably located near boulevard: fine
barn. trees, cistern; will trade for larger
residence or unimproved property: extra
low price for cash. Address M, care p. o.
Box 1913, Omaha. RE
c.. 1ch For Sale at a Bargain
800 acres, 500 of which Is fenced and
cross fenced; barn l00x40; six-room house;
an abundance of water; large range ad-
Jacent; p miles south of Akron. This
Is one of the most desirable cattle
ranches in eastern Colorado and Is a rare
chance for any man who wants a first
class property of this character. Adj
dress William Taylor, Harrisburg, Colo.
RE-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
VACANT

5Oxi24 feet. beautiful lot. on top the hill
near Yates residence; exceptionally choic,
and cheap; price $1,000.
52xl24 feet, on 10th St, near Lothrop; BIC
SNAP paving paid), $3.50.
6oxlA feet, N. W. cor. SD and hamilton
SITS on car line; make three or foul
95xl32 feet, n. w. cor seth and Farnam
FINE BUILDING SITE; CHEAP, 5000
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
ACRES FOR SALE

Near Center street, west of city limits
just the place for garden, poultry, etc.
can sell this week for $675.
HICKS. 4Ss BOARD OF TRADE BLDG.
RE-9OS 2S'
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
Potter, Forgan
& Haskell

OFFER FOR SALE.
Vacant lot on SD, between Farnem and
Dodge, GOOD LOT, GOOD LOCATION,
coon PRICE. Phone rs about It.
400 New York Life Building.
The Daily soliphone., 1902-05-08
scHLEY EXPRESSES REGRETS.
He Requests the PostpOnement o.
| prasentation of Silver Service.

He Requests the PostDonement OF
Presentation of Silver Service.
Washington, May s.-Admiral Schley
made the following statement,
Wednesday, regarding the death OF
Admiral Simpsons:
Il regret very much the death OF
Admiral Sampson, and ! sympathlze
with his family. No one has ever
heard me utter one unkind word about
him.
"On account of his death | have
requested my friends iii Baltimore tc
postpone the delivery to me-whlch
was intended to have taken place to-
night-of the Cristobal Colon SERVES
of silver, and they have acceded to my
request"
The Daily soliphone., 1902-05-08

paaoes, etc. WITT ~I7Teuf, Joseph strauss,
he devised and perfected the superpossted
navy. In February, 1898, he was made
president of the board Of inquiry as to
the cause of the destruction of the Unit Unit.
FEBRUARY 49, 1895. After the declaration OF
war with Spain he commanded the North
Atlantic squadron, with rank Of acting sdnr
admiral in September 1898. He was
member of the American commission foy
the evacuation Of Cuba. He was marrled
on April l, 1889, to Miss Susan Ellzaoeth
Burning.
The Daily soliphone., 1902-05-08

Berlin. May 8.-Herr Bleichroeder,
the Rosebery of the German turf, has
discharged every German who had
ANYTHING to do with his racing sta
bles and, from trainer to stable boys,
he has replaced them with Americans.
Syeeping Fire ut LObrinsk, RUSSIA.
st. Petersburg, May S.-A fire at
Lobrinsk, government of Minsk, has
DESTROYED 972 houses and $50 small
shops.
The Daily soliphone., 1902-05-08
Wants Others to Know.

ST have used DeWitt's Little Early
Risers for constipation and torpid liver
and they are all right. l am glad to in
dorse them for think when we find a
good thing we ought to let others know
it, - writes Alfred Heinze, Quincy, Ill.
They never grippe or distress. Sure,
safe pills. The Globe Drug Store.
The Daily soliphone., 1902-05-08
An Official Denial.

Washington, May S.-An official de-
NAL has been sent out from the
White House of story, published
Tuesday, to the effect that the presi
dent had refused to allow the presi-
dent of France to confer the cross
of the Legion of Honor on Lieut.-Gen
Miles and Admiral Dewey on the occa-
sion of the Rochambeau statute I'M
yelling.
The Daily soliphone., 1902-05-08
sharp Battle in Colombia.

New Orleans, May 8,-The steam
ship Herald brings news of a bloody
battle between the Colombian gov
eminent troops and the revolutionary
forces at Chiriquicito, ten miles south
of Bocas del Toro, on April 27, n
which the latter were victorious, driv-
ing the government forces pell nell
into Bocas.
The Daily soliphone., 1902-05-08
Shot In His Left Leg.

For all kinds OF sores, burns, bruises,
or other wounds DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve is a sure cure. Skin diseases
yield to it at once. Never fails in cases
of piles. Cooling and healing. None
genuine but DeWitt's. Beware
counterfeits. 81 suffered for many
years from sore caused by gun shot
wound in my left Leg" says A. S. Full
Ter, English, Ind. SIT would not heal
and gave me much trouble. | used all
kinds of remedies to no purpose until
tried DeWitt's Witch Hazel Saive. A
few boxes completely cured mo-" The
Globe Drug Store.
The Daily soliphone., 1902-05-08
LONDON TIMES ON SAMPSON.
Considers Him One of the Best Sea
men American Navy Ever Had.

men American Navy ever hao'
London, May 8.-The Times devotes
long obituary notice to Admiral
Sampson 1t describes the admiral
as one of the best seamen the Ameri-
can navy ever possessed, and says his
personal energy entered more largely
that that of any officer in the con-
struction, the armament, the organi-
zation and the fighting qualities OF
the fleet that defeated the Spaniards.
The Daily soliphone., 1902-05-08

We sell the star cotton hose, the oest
brand made. With each so feet we CIV
% cents in silver.
d 25t Paragould Plumbing Co.
The Daily soliphone., 1902-05-08

The Shippers association of Spring
dale, Ark, has paid Peter Graham
So, 500 for his strawberry crop for this
season,
The Daily soliphone., 1902-05-08
The Passing Of Rear-Admiral Will
lam T: Sampson at His Home
in Washington.
DEATH DUE TO CEREBRAL AEMoRAMAGE.
He Had Been Practically an Invalid
Since the Week After the Battle
Off Santiago, and Knew But LIT
tie of the Bitter Controversy that
Has Ragged Since.

Washington, May S.-f;ear-Admiral
William T. Sampson died at his home
in this city, Tuesday afternoon at i've
o'clock. At the bedside when the ad-
miral breathed his last were Mrs.
Sampson, Mrs. Cluverius, wife OF
Lieut.. Cluverius, U. S. n, the adj
mirars married daughter; his two
young sons, Ralph and Harold; Or.
Dickson, the attending physician, and
nurses and attendants.
The immediate cause of death was
a severe cerebral hemorrhage. Faith
full friends had known for the pre-
ceding day or two that his life was
hanging in the balance, and from the
state of unconsciousneSs he would
shortly pass to eternal sleep. The
end came peacefully and without
pain.
Not since the first week after the
battle before Santiago had the ad-
miral been himself He felt keenly
the consequences of his absence from
that battle. From bureau position
in the war department he had gone
to the command of the North Attain
tic squadron. He planned the battle,
and no one doubts that he expected
to participate in it. The short jour-
ney from the entrance OF the bay for
the conference with the commanding
officer of the land forces prevented
him from being present. lie brooded
and grew melancholy over the dlsap-
pointment of his failure TO add, with
out question, this capsheaf to his ma
val career From that day he failed
Friends fought his battles for him
with public opinion.
Sampson's Naval Career.
William Thomas Sampson was born at
Palmyra, N Y, February 9, 1910, and was
appointed to the naval academy in 1891
graduating at the head of his class in
1860 He was commissioned lieutenant In
1862 and was executive officer on the
iron-clad Patapsco when it was blown up
by mine in Charleston harbor. tie was
blown into the water, but was rescued.
He was commissioned commander in 1850,
q captain in 1889, and was superintendent
Of the naval academy from 1856 to 1890. He
served in all branches OF the naval serV-
i-e.t---I vas a---eX.-Gct-on- ordnance toE-
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-08

sister fen Into The open sever waIeh
IS building a. the c7rneT ot Coke ard
Queen streets. said Mrs. Cruz she
cut her rizh; leg quite badly The
water vas all over the street and she
was crossing. bare foot 10 70 20 mar
ket and did not know the sewer vas
there she fer in and migat have
been killed bat for LICK
]; Is an actual fact that catfish are
sometimes found in the streets OF
KeWzio- Foreman Lord. e he sew
er gang. caught four cn Fudsv last
Occasionally a mullst or two ar
washed into somebody's front yard
By the overflow from Psck-s ash pond
There are many others in Ke~slo
who have talked CT the state OF AZ
fairs 10 that district. TEey all tell
about ths same story and want 70
know when things are going 10 BE-
remetied- They should ask BOYD.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-08
CLASHING OF CLANS
In CLASSIC KEKALO
TOP PIECE WHICH CAUSED RIOT.
Variety to Alleged Truthful Nara
tors in Yesterdays Session of
Police Court-Affsir Of Honor
Settled by Court Renting Fine.

Some uncomplimentary remarks
regarding the prowess OF a native nat
maker resulted in a deluge OF redolen.
language from Mahuina and E. Chris
tiansen. so it was stated by q long
suffering public residing down z ;he
classic precincts OF Kewalo.
According to a tale unfolded before
Judge Wilcox in the police court yes
terdsy, the prevailing styles in head
gear seemed to form a basis which
caused a clash OF clans. The chapeau
worn by Mahuina seemed 10 agitate
the nerves Of her neighbor. and after
a prouacted season Of hot all" the
beligerents were corralled and taken
to the police station. after which peace
was again restored in the wales o: Ke-
walo.
After a sitting Of testimony given
by large neighboring contingent. the
court arrived at the conclusion mat
the case was another tempest in a
teapot SO to speak. and gave each
defendant a brief but earnest heart
TO heart talk upon dwelling in peace
and harmony even in Kewalo
The adultery case, in which Antonio
Colon. a daughter Of sunny Porto Rico.
and W. $ Hicks. sailor. figured.
was prolific in tall prevaricaIoa. AS
the ENHANCEMENT began TO thlc6en.
Prosecutor ChiHingworth suggested
TO the court that a nolle pros b. en-
tered against each defendant
judge Wilcox fined James H. Ped
grift charged with assault and battery
on f. Edwards. the sum OF one dollar.
ana RENTED the penalty. II was
claimed the trouble was caused by
some uncomplimentary remarks being
offered by Edwards to a lady friend
of Pedgrifts. Fists were called into
play to settle what was regarded as
an affair of honor, Pedgrift's arrest
followed
Ah Chin persisted in fesdins his
faithful equine upon the streets Of
Honolulu in preference to the sec!1a-
ed recesses OF his stables. and in con
, sequence Of this violation Of Te-ritor.
ial ordinances the Chidese was 6ned
s. and costs.
Homono. i'm q moment Of so-se-:2l-
ness. left his team standing on q pub
lie thoroughtare more than the p-e-
scribed fifteen minutes and vas ar
rested. He received a discharge when
brought before the tribunal
Twelve gamblers We're lined I'D 7n
the charge Of gambling. Several had
forfeited bail because Of non-appear-
ance. Those present acknowledged
their guilt and were taxed ,he sum
OF $40 and court costs.
An Ngee was granted until this
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-08
OFFICERS INSTALLED.
Supreme Chancellor Conducts cere-
monies for Mystic Lodge No. 2.

monies for Mystic Lodge No. 2.
For the first time II the history o;
the Knights Of Pythias. a lodges of
GERS we're installed BY a Sureme Rep
reseniative last night Mystic Lodge
No = had this honor conferred upon
Il and the Members OF the local or
sanitation appreciate the distinction.
The ceremonies attached 20 the in
staIlatioa of officers Of Mystic Lodge
were conducted BY Supreme ChanceI-
Tor Ogden II. Fethers assisted by the
following grand officers. G. NJ. al A.
Edward Towse. PC: GK.R. OF S.
George Dennison. PC: GM- of W.
5. J. salter. PC; G.v.C. John KID
well; GIG. J. T. Crawley: COG.
Ira A Burkett. PC; Grand Prelate
J. F. Ecksrdt. PD.D.S.C.: GIN. OF
F. a J. Durby; and G.M. of E..
H. a Giles.
The following officers we're Install
ed; &C L Morris; VIC. J. B. Cor
man; NJ. of Work. H. J. Gallagher,
PC: X OF r and S, A E. Murphy.
PC; VI. Of F.. J X. Myers, P. c. !:
VI. Of E. C. E. Moore; NJ at a. W,
F. Dunn;L G.. j. NcKeague: and o.
G.. Thos. O'Brien. Pc.
There We're about fifty members of
Mystic Lodge present and twenty Wis
iting brothers. The local lodge is
thirty years old and was the first
lodge to be established west of the
Rocky mountains.