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The state herald., 1902-02-14

II Holyoks secures = connection with
the tslsphons system at Sterling, We are
Informed that the people Of Wray want
. line from their town to Holyoks. la
line 10 built from Sterling to Crook, ~
We sse from the Sterling papers is con.
templstsd. the rsuts from Crsok 10 Hol.
yoke through the Haztun eouutry would
b good oss and We sss no reason why
suoh line could not 10 made paying
Investment.
The state herald., 1902-02-14
IRRIGATION CONVENTION.

Sterling is to have an irrigation osn-
veution on the 20 and q Of this month,
to bs participated IN by delegates from
the three states, Wyoming, Nsbraska
and Colorado. The governors Of the
three states have been invited to attend
and number Of able speakers will sd.
dress tho convention. Governor Ormsn
has appointed = delegate from each
county in the state. G. B. Weir 10 the
delegate from Phillips county.
The state herald., 1902-02-14

We have received car load Of fancy
potatoes which We will sell for q short
time only at very low prices. Lay in
your supply now and you will save
money 81 pricss srs rapidly advancing.
--.s---.. LsB..si'o D 6cnE,osasr..--
The state herald., 1902-02-14
oNRpnNsRRp.

Senator Patterson Informs us tina,
somstime during the latter part OF the
month some government garden seed
vii, be sent to the HERALD for distribu.
tion in this county. Hyea-sant any oil
this garden seed, call lat the -H.HALp
office and leave your order for the same
The supply is aiwavs limited 10 come
early and avoid the xuah.
LArEk: The garden sesda have ~.
rived and are ready for distribution.
The state herald., 1902-02-14

We srs under obligations 10 William
Akin, formerly Of Phillips county but
now Of Lovsiapd, for copy Of Love
land illustrated" recently gottsn out by
the Lovslsnd Register. II iss 20 page
pamphlet 0 containing . good vrts-up Of
the o,ty and ls very neatly illustrated.
The state herald., 1902-02-14

Judge q. E. Armour has been invited
to address the repblicans ct the Llncola
Day banquet at Denver on ths 18th INST.
Tho Judge will no doubt sustain bis rep
utaticn % an orator on this occasion.
Tho republicans Of Logan county feel
elated at the perferment shown one Of
our leading citizens, and many Of our
citizens will attend Sterling Advocate.
The state herald., 1902-02-14
THE TELEPHONE SITUATION.

Mr.. Russell A. Chapiu. the contract.
ins agent FOR Tte Colorado Telephone
Company. who has bssu here for two
weeks, working up new business for
the company returned TO Denver Sat-
urdsy evening. The llifY line has bssn
practically assured and the prospects Of
= connection with Holyoks and these
places in tho eastern part OF the state
are being considered by the company.
The proposed Pavnee liLs 80 FAR has not
met with the encouragement sufficient
to build that limo, although several now
phones will be put in out In that direo-
tion. Mr.. Chaplin secured somewhere
IN the neighborhood Of 40 contracts for
nov phones while hers-Sterling Ad-
vocate.
The state herald., 1902-02-14

Congressman ohsfrsth writer us that
hs has introduced . pension bill
for ". r. AcCullsugh Of Helyoks.
Owing to his age and loss Of sight Mr..
Mccullough 10 deserving Of . much
larger pension than be now receives aud
II is to be hsped that this bill will pass.
The state herald., 1902-02-14

4 communication was received last
week for publication but ss 1t was not
accompanied by the namo Of the writer,
it was not published. All communics-
tions fer publication in the HERALD
uust bs accompanied by the name OF
the writer in order 10 insure publication.
The state herald., 1902-02-14

I Mr.. and Mr.. Geo. @. Massn td6k the
evening train for Lincoln Monday night.
NJ. Msson has sold his household furni.
turs and rented his dwelling house To
Jack Ryan who moved into the house
the drst Of the week. Mrs. Asaes viii
VISIT q Lapeoln vhiis Mr. Mason V slss-
Ing up his bssissss q Hoiyoks.
The state herald., 1902-02-14

WAITED; Active men 70 deliver and
collect; No canssssips. Salary $4,000
per year. Extra commissions. Refer.
sncss and security required. Address u.
p. Rose. Manager. Sterling, Colo. Boz
2G5.
The state herald., 1902-02-14
Fe,.ri,e xe.rlx Exerxuhere.

Constipation means dulness, depres.
sion, headache, generally disordersd
health. DeWitt's Little Early Risers
stimulate the liver, open the bowels and
relieve THE condition. Safe, speedy and
thorough. They never gripe. Favorite
pills.-City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1902-02-14

F. Il. Whitman 10 still selling Eastern
Heed Light Oil st 200 per gal or 900 tor
8 gel. Tbsre 10 no better oil on the mark
st, the fact that hs sold lO0O gal in the
msnth sf December proves this. u
The state herald., 1902-02-14

W. b. Johnston, Who resigned his
position - chief clerk in the master
nsohanio's ONCE left Saturday. He
carries With HIM the best wishes Of oil
the beys.-MoCsok Republican.
The state herald., 1902-02-14
PUBLIC SALE,

b. A. Trsgo will have public sale at
his farm 10 miles northwest Of Holyoks
on Tuesday Feb. 18. In addition to the
articles mentioned IN his sale bills he
will alao sell two sets Of double harness
and q sst Of blacksmith tools.
The state herald., 1902-02-14

: Ar. Shaw, D. 1 y. car inspector st
Holyeks, was % unfortunate - to have .
hsad badly mashed vhils working with
. oar coupling In tbs rsilrosd yards
Wednesday night. The third end fourth
finger Of The hand we're mashed % bsd.
y that II wss necessary 70 Ssks them e6
ssd be nay loss another finger.
The state herald., 1902-02-14

/Jsha Brsabis has sold hN lease Of tbs
,Csaosesial ustsl 10 3. 2. 0esley Of
Hslysks vhs vill take charge Of the
hotel - Aeadsy Feb. II. NJ. Brsnbls
cod family sxpsot to lssvs Helyeks In
~ speing.
The state herald., 1902-02-14

REV. John E. Anderson Of Denver will
preach At the Baptist church next Sun
day morning and evening. He will also
deliver q lecture At the Baptist church
next Tuesday evening.
The state herald., 1902-02-14

The Holysks Republican ius,nusssd
last week that r. d. Pollard. D. 1 n.
saI sdjustss. dId set tell The truth.
the whsis tssth aud nothins but
the truth when prsssstipg 10 the county
COMMISSIONER the request Of D. 4 n.
Company for . reductions of taxes last
week. Thst vss very uskiud ~ Bro.
zisss. We have hssrd Of nswspsper
men ssttiss Int trsubls W making
sncb rsrtIess insisustioss.
The state herald., 1902-02-14
BRING YOUR SCHOOL CHILDREN

BRING YOUR SCHOOL CHILDREN.
To the Sears House at Holyoks Feb
rusry "a and rs. DIR. Kalmen G. Sapefo,
the we'll known eye and ear specialist Of
Denver will examine their eyes free.
Many children's eyes are ruined by neg
lsct. Over 5000 patients treated In
Colorado. Consultat,on and examination
free.
The state herald., 1902-02-14

WANTED ACTIVE MAN of 0oyD CHAR.
actat 20 deliver and eollsc' In Colorado fgf old
epy 4 yraf, sure .psf, lfopass, more than -.
tati.pss rr,uiteJ. Dur reference, any baht IN
sny eiiy. Sncio.s sslf. .ssiifr-Aed stamped en-.
yelopp. Manufacturers, Third ficos. ~ Dear.
lofp H., Chicsso,
The state herald., 1902-02-14

TO CUak A GsLD m 0SE DAY.
Take laxative Bfomo Qunips Tablets.
All druggists refund The money u II
fails 70 cure. Il. W. Groves signature
10 ON each boa. DO.
The state herald., 1902-02-14

The ladies Of the NJ. g. church give
. Valentine social. A connundrum sup
per will b given and also curtain lsot-
urea Come out and have good time.
At Baksr's hall. Supper from 900 to 900
The state herald., 1902-02-14
STRAYED.

From Linstrom Bros. ranch near Hsx
tun. Colo, one red COW and red call
branded ~ flag" on loft side.
ELMER SHArEh,
Manager.
The state herald., 1902-02-14

F. Il. Whitman wishes to announce
that he will have auction sales every
Saturday commencing at p. m. in front
Of his store. u
The state herald., 1902-02-14

IT, aslysss RspabiIoss ~ewl" give
. hsse = asspsrstssa thb wssk. The
HsaALD has ssvss yst bsss updss the
ssesssisy q calling 10 % "svi" - sppiy
sssthiaG sistnsat " The Wounds esassd
b. ~ puhIlootloo q ths facts.
The state herald., 1902-02-14
~ per cent d,sceunt on men and boys
duck coats At Shsmps. 5n

Having sold ny Implsnent sto6k to
q. A. Trsgo l thank tho people Of Phil
lips and adjoining count; ! for the large
trade l have received from them, and
take pleasure in rsoozF0endins Mr..
Trego to all Of my old cuetomsrs.
Youss Rsspt-
a. 7. Guthrie.
The state herald., 1902-02-14

Irwin Bros. will loan you money on
cattle security. Call and ses them.
The state herald., 1902-02-14

I will pay cash for 10000 beshels oi
corn. Call and sse me.
F. H.WHITHAM.
The state herald., 1902-02-14

This paper and The Chicago Weekly
Inter Ocean sl.s0 Tor one year. "Spscis
deal"
The state herald., 1902-02-14
FOR SALE.

One good sewing mschine and one
baby carriage. Inquire Of A. T. Guthrie.
The state herald., 1902-02-14

I pssdss ~ ssosstly bsss srsstsd By
b ths slass bsesd 4 pesdoss 70 n.
BsRshs,owsv vhs vas ssetsoosd from
Yuma county thh siass II ieoe iss sheet.
NJ ssA ssA killing bey Who ~ gong
ists ~ aslse pessA.
The state herald., 1902-02-14

M. y. n. Wh,tssu ish for Ch,esGo
Msaday sisht vhsrs che will psrohsss
nIss ssw sptsdais sprss stock of
dry GosAs which will b solA d sscsi.
Acs, ~ sssd - Leverage v closs sus
The balance Of The general sto-k. n
The state herald., 1902-02-14

The largest line Of saddles west Of
Hastings, Mob, ranging in price from
e3.75 to 5000 At Thompson 4 Kings.
The state herald., 1902-02-14

p. Rssysa q Asd'sss, Ksss, steppsd
q shs 1ssss Hsuss u He,yoks eoupIs
q dsys th,s vssk. Wh,ls bsrs b clessd
. dsal sse ~ pureaass q ths Bowen
salt,s faaeA neesh.ssst 4 do.ysks. he
will fsssra IL sbout thrss vssks snd b.
esos Q reslAsoS q sss county.
The state herald., 1902-02-14

Ar. and Mrs. G. W. Garland enter
tsipsd The nemssn Of the ',uris.aiu
Eudssvsr at their home Friday evening
Of last week.
The state herald., 1902-02-14

See DR.. Sspsro, the Denysr oculist, a
the Ssars House. Feb. "a and 35. Hol
yoke, Colo.
The state herald., 1902-02-14

q. J. Weltsrs formerly resident d
Holyoks but nov travelling salssmsu
vas 10 Holysks yesterday. He vss Z
member Of The arm of velmer 4 Woltsrs
propr,sters Of the Golden Eagle Cloth
ing s,ers which 10 the boom days %.
oupisd the building now occupied By
fIslllsnc D Bchsuususnu.
The state herald., 1902-02-14
@MMr+
TtIs sIsnsiars Il on c,esy bos Of N. s.aslss
Laxative Bromo.Q Qulnine Tablet.
W. ssasdy that eWs~s . ese1 IN sss 80

WANTED TRUSTWORTHY MIN And w0.
insn 10 travel anil ai,af,lss fsf old established
house of soiid financial standing, asiafr sfsi a
t.-f and espen.s-, ~ rs,shle In rash. No can.
tf-~Jirr~sssl slammed rpyslos,s. Address Man.
~ y. ~ tssssu Nids,. chScaso.
The state herald., 1902-02-14

Ths lA1sss oe ths Baptist society will
give Wsshingtoa Tea st The hens Of
win dantsr, Feb. q from tNs 70 nvs
., y.
The state herald., 1902-02-14

Onions el.6o per bu. after Jan. l.
X. M. AKIN.
The state herald., 1902-02-14

Farm harness. ~ inoh traces, inch
lines u fsst Issx. gsod leather collar, for
oe360 q ThoDpoon 4 king'a.
The state herald., 1902-02-14

Ths Prsabytsrios ChurcEof Holysks
hss purchased E. W. Dioksrsen's res
idsnos property fer parsonsss.
The state herald., 1902-02-14

Rev. O. ". Bridwsll. Psstss q Tie u,
y church .. wray. b o'sdaosi's revival
services Ut that plsos.
The state herald., 1902-02-14

Assshal Eaasa rssurssd lest week
froo visit 70 Crsts, Nsb. As ssys they
he'd 1eee Il sasw dsva there vhsa BE-
ielt fey hooe.
The state herald., 1902-02-14

Irwin Bros. are agents for Cholo- Nap.
tholsum dip, the btst on the market.
1t will be kept for sale At their Office ip
the Thompson 4 King building. II.
The state herald., 1902-02-14

D. PAifss, Prssadise Elder q The n.
n church vili b . Helyoks Sunday,
Fsb. 10 V hsld Ne third quarterly meet.
iss q The sesisrsnos ysss. He v,ll
prsasA u W. n. n church 10 The
svssisg ed vili hsid The quarterly
ospfsesscs % Mssdsy norsisg.
The state herald., 1902-02-14

Southwestern Dental Company.
Watch for dates.
The state herald., 1902-02-14
EOR RENT

sir rooms over IN. store, suitable for
dwelling.
FIJI WutruAn
The state herald., 1902-02-14

U. ". Black csns dssa 70 Hslyoks
nh vssk fvoo Lovsland where b had
bssa ese sooo tine.
The state herald., 1902-02-14
btops the Cough
And WArka 0K tho l,A0,

Laxative Brono- Quinins Tablets cure
. cold In one day. No Cure, No Pay.
Price % cents.
The state herald., 1902-02-14

Editors Fleming and Price Of Startling
are throwing sops nice editorial boqusts
q eocholhse.
The state herald., 1902-02-14

I On Wednesday Fsby. b. . sen vsa
born to Mr.. apd Mrs. G. p. Crovnsr ei
Holyoka.
The state herald., 1902-02-14

For sALn, Some good Horses.
40 n. v. SuAMERs.
The state herald., 1902-02-14

NOW IL YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO
SEE HIN.
Dr klamsn q. sspsro. eye and ear
surgeon, Of Denver. viii ~ In Holyoks
Feb. ~ and ~. Sears House.
The state herald., 1902-02-14

Call st Thsapssn 1 Kinss Ter red
Sshas pasHs.
The state herald., 1902-02-14

NAiss Alta Kelsey esas up iron Hold
rses this vssk fss . visit with felix's d
howAA
The state herald., 1902-02-14

Southwestern Dental Company
Watch for dates.
The state herald., 1902-02-14
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

0AA AVSt1b. .....ss
1hk1B AoH11b.... ............... .....O
Business and commercial advertising At - rea
1ewspapct.
LA6al advertising at rates prescribed BY law
the spacs occupied By 30 ems sonparsil consd
sting folio.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-14
4 SNOWSTORH PREDICTED.

The Street Cleaning Department may have an
opportunity to tackle another snowstorm If the
forecast sent out last night by the Wea ther Bureau
proves 10 be well founded According to the prog
nosticauon It VIII be partly cloudy to-day and begin
10 snow tonight. This is continue to-
morrow. the winds becoming fresh from the north
west, and later swinging around into the north
east There were light in sections Of New
York Pennsylvania, New-Engand and the lake
region and Northern Dakota and Montana on
Wednesday.
A severe storm south Of Newfoundland moving
northeast. which steamers coming from European
ports were likely meet, reported by the
Weather Bureau from Washington yesterday af-
ternoon. This may delay the arrival OF the trans
atlantic liners due here on Saturday and Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-14
NO TRANSFER TO TANFORAN.

San Francisco. Feb 13.-The new California
Jockey Club has decided not to transfer racing to
Tanforan. unced. but will finish the
season at Oakland This decision arrived at
after vote among the horsemen. boOkmakers and
many patrons. strong opposition being expressed.
owing to the cost of moving horses and the fact
that the transportation facilities not good
books had a disastrous day. The track heavy
and holding. George " -st, a hlly owned by Chinn
& Forsythe made her first appearance in the two
year-old race. and. played from TO TO TO .,
won easily. Sea Lion. backed from to 10 TO ..
scored easy victory in the third. The summary:
First Ceiling three-quarters Of me)February
(Howsen), l. 100 CTroXler) Is
/ Phil Archibald 100 CFIoar 70 third. Time
11S5. William +. Monda, Harry Thatcher. Buck Taylor
Intrada FridoIin also
second (seven-sixteenths Of mie)-George West
100 (J Woods : 10 3. Won Mreina, 100 tRansoml, X
D. second Jennie MCGOWAN, lO5 H. Jackson) 10 /.
third. Time O;44 Baby Mine and Ellston also
Third race selling Futurity coursel-Sea Lion lo4
Jackson 70 won: Scallywag % fHoar) 10 % l.
second; Clarando. 100 (OConnor) J. third Time.
l15. Fine Shot and Ned Dennis also Gibraltar left
the post.
Jackson % l. BassenZO. 100 81. Dalv) 70 /.
second Senator Bruce Jones) - 1 third. Time.
1142 Mar-lo, Toro Chandoo. Sir Claus and Jungrrau
Fifth race Selling dye-eighths a miIe)-AIzura 100
CTroxIer) , l. Foul Play. lO4 tPrior to 1.
Sand de Lee. Fl Rey Haimetta and Patsy DoIan
Sixth race selling: one mile fifty yards)-Nilgar.
Ill tO'Connor . TO /. won; Mission. Ill (Bullman).
1901 Satan. Lode Star Billy Lyons. Quiz and Hun
garian also
New-York tribune., 1902-02-14
GETTING PROOF AGAINST B. R. T..
LNDENTHAL SAYS IT SHOWS THAT
TRAVEL BY FERRIES AT RUSH HOURS
Has BEEN DISCOURAGED

HAS BEEN DISCOURAGED.
Bridge Commissioner Lindenthal had talk
yesterday with Theodore 1. rockingham, chair
man Of g Brooklyn citizens committee Of fifty.
about plans for relieving the crush on the
Brooklyn Bridge at rush hours. but there was
no decision, except that Mr.. LindenthaI agreed
70 meet other members Of the committee and
listen 70 their views. Mr.. LindenthaI said he
vas giving a great deal Of time and attention
70 the problem, and he hoped TO be able 10 dis
cover some arrangement for abating the dan
gers attending the Overcrowding at the bridge
terminals.
I am acquiring more and more proof" he
said yesterday. that the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit Company has been discouraging traffic
by the ferries al the rush hours, and thus
cverring travel from the ferries to increase the
crush at the bridge terminals. I have a letter
from one citizen Of Brooklyn stating that IL for
nerly was the custom Of the trolley companies
u Brooklyn 10 carry passengers free from The
Eulloh Terry 10 the bridge terminal and give TO
ne passengers the choice Of continuing by the
trolley lines or taking the elevated roads
Lately there has been change. Persons cross
ING the Fulton ferry have 10 pay five cents on
ne Brooklyn side, and If they want 70 change
% crowded trolley cars they get transfers, but
i tney want 20 go 10 their homes by way Of the
s.eFated roads they have 10 pay i've cents extra.
Many people who haze 10 pay II cents to get
home by way Of the ferries naturally viii join
ne assault on the bridge at the rush hours.
believe that f there We're proper inducement
many people would leave the bridge al the rush
hours and travel by way OF the ferries"
Mr Lindenthal said he was getting infOrma-
uon and advice as To q plan for having trolley
cars on the bridge run in a circuit on the bridge
ana having passengers transfer TO the different
mes on the Brooklyn side. Such . plan, he said.
unGoubtedly would prevent much Of the block
seing and crushing at the trolley loops at the
manhattan end OF the bridge. Il might how
ever, add 70 the crush al the Brooklyn terminal.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-14
SPlogRIIS gII
2DE)oRTSrfk'
HOCKEY
PRINCETON DEFEATS BROWN IN 4
POORLY PLAYED GAME.

science few out OF the windows at the ST. Nicho-
Brown University hockey teams took their posi-
ton on the Ice. While the Princeton team won b.
the score or to 0, the game was not one which
VIII Hnger long in the memories OF the spectators
as well contested hockey battle. It was a
scramble from the whistle blow by the referee until
the second half ended. The Princeton forwards
were faster and surer their feet and were bet
ter shots, and that is the reason the men from
New-Jersey won.
Pevear and PurneH faced off and the scramble
which followed looked more like shinny match
than 1t resembled hockey. At times half dozen
players would be scrambling the swinging
their sticks wildly and squirming about like so
many human cells. The disk was rushed up and
down the rink at great speed. but the shots were
generally inaccurate and no real damage was done
Bates sent the side lines for rough play and
oT-side play became general that the referee
was compelled to stop the game frequently. After
fifteen minutes Of play Purnell secured the puck
near the Princeton cage and by clever dOdging
managed to elude the entire Brown defence and
shot goal, giving the lead to the Tigers Just be-
fore the half closed McAlpin sent to the side
line for tripping.
Princeton started in better shape in the
ond half and Immediately made Brown adopt de-
fensive tactics. After two minutes play Ogden
secured the disk out of a scrimmage and shot
goal A minute later PurneU rushed the disk up
the ice and with the assistance OF Ogden, shot a
goal. The teams lined up follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-02-14
SYNDICATE FAILS TO GET LINES.
WIDENER- -ELKINS INTERESTS NOT rC
LEASE CLEVELAND RAILWAYS

Cleveland. Feb. 13.-It decided this afternoon
by the bankers committee in charge OF the Ever
Moore syndicate. not u recommend the leasing
Of the property Of the Cleveland Electric Railway
Company, known locally $ the Big Consolidated
system. TO the WideneCE Elkins syndicate under the
terms proposed. Among those a the conference
William F. Sheehau Of New York, represent
ing the Widener- -EIkins syndicate.
II Is understood that syndicate headed by local
men has opened negotiations for the outright pur-
chase OF the Big Consolidated system, and also OF
the Cleveland City Railway Company. known To-
cally the Little Consolidated II is said that
this syndicate has made offer for a controlling
interest in the properties mentioned the offer be-
ing considerably in advance Of market quotations
for the stock. Ii IS also understood that the mem
bers Of the bankers committee favor such sale.
The matter, however, was referred a sub-com-
nittee The bankers committee. II Is said has
authorized the sale OF the Canton-Akron and Can
oP
New-York tribune., 1902-02-14
B. r. T. DROPS THREE POINTS.
MUCH SPECULATION AS TO REAL PUR-
POSE OF BIG BOND ISSUE.

AS was expected, Brooklyn Rapid Transit opened
yesterday morning at a considerable decline as
consequence of the announcement late on Tuesday
Of the decision Of the directors to ask the stock
holders authorize the issue Of Sl50 100000 bonds
Six thousand shares sold at the opening Of
the market. at from So TO 6l1z. The stock sup
ported through the day, going lower than 61As
and closing 6I2a net loss Of only three points.
All sorts Of reports were current as TO the COM
pany's object in arranging for vast issue OF
bonds Some persons believed that the move fore
Swallowed the taking Of the system by the
Metropolitan the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany but this theory found little support. Others
Suggested that the proceeds OF part Of the issue
might be used IN building tunnels under the East
River but confirmation OF such reports could
be had. Il again asserted that several mill
ions would be spent in acquiring the lines Of the
COnev Island and Brooklyn Railroad Company,
but 1t not made clear how the acquisition ot
that property the high price at which its stock
IS now quoted would materially benefit the Brook
lyn Rapid Transit. All that interests Identified
with the latter system Will say at present Is that
they planning extensive and radical improve
rnerts In Brooklyn, the completion Of which will
New-York tribune., 1902-02-14
GOLF.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NEw-JERsEY
STATE ASSOCIATION.

The annual meeting OF the New-Jersey State GOLF
Association. which includes the leading golf clubs
of that State took place yesterday IN the ONCE or
the retiring president Paul Wilcox, in the St
Paul Building. Mr. Wilcox having declined re-
election. Lionel II Graham. Of the BaltusrOi Golf
Club. who was chairman Of the executive commit
tee was elected TO the presidency. while H. H
Spies of the Montclair Golf Club. was chosen sec
retary and treasurer. in place OF B. F. Reinmund.
Of EnglewOod. The president empowered 70
appoint the executive committee, who will act IN
conjunction with the other officers in arranging
the details Of the annual championship This con-
unanimously awarded 10 the MOntclsir
Golf Club whose 60O-yard course IS considered one
of the best in the association The exact date was
fixed. but the delegates decided on the hrst
week in June. the final choice being subject TO the
approval Or the Metropolitan Golf Association
Although separate organization, the association
does not wish to conflict with the fixtures OF the
larger league in its award OF open tournaments
The championship will be open only TO resident
golfers the State. which will exclude the large
floating membership of the seashOre courses. me
reports Of the secretary and treasurer showed the
league 70 be in prosperous condition