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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-04-16
BAUMANN COPPER COMPANY.
Monthly Circular Letter Issued to the Stockholders, Telling of the Pro- gross of Development Work and improvements Made on the
 Property.

Jules Baumann, secretary of the
 Baumann Copper company, has issued
 his April circular letter to the stock
 holders of the company, from which the following is taken:
 Work on the Laura mine is pro- gressing satisfactorily. A "Davis" whim has been placed in position.and sinking is being prosecuted as fast as possible. The ore continues with depth.
 Our present force consists of fore man, who frames the timbers for the shaft, sharpens the tools, and over sees the work generally; six miners working in three eight-hour shifts, two surface men who work twelve hours each, and two whim horses. Besides these we have our camp cook, and a teamster who makes daily trips to the railroad station at Dewey, brings supplies and materials into camp and lumber, etc, to the mines.
 Our eastern representative, H. A. Suttle, paid us a visit during last month and returned home exceeding ly we'll pleased with our mining prop critics, as well as with the gentlemen comprising the Board of Directors and officers of the company. In fact so we'll was MT. Suttle satisfied, that he considered the purchase of block of Baumann copper stock as the most proper and appreciable birthday present for his wife.
 Although the name of our company would indicate that wA are mining for copper alone, it is a fact, nevertheless, that all ores from our extensive prop critics contain good values in gold, while the ore from our Alice mine is also rich in silver. The gold contents are not only sufficient to pay for min ing the ore, when the mines are once developed for the extraction of the same, but will very materially reduce the cost of smelling so that We will be enabled to produce copper bullion at minimum cost.
 The location of our properties is certainly exceptionally favorable for economical operation. A new enter prise is to be inaugurated within a few weeks, which will aid us mater ially in further lowering our running expenses. I am speaking of the Ari- l zona Power company. The purpose of this corporation is to erect power stations on Fossil Creek, p miles to the east of our mines, and to transmit l and sell cheap power throughout this section of country. The benefits to be derived from such enterprise can scarcely be calculated.
 It is significant fact that here at | home where our mines and the per sonnel of our Board of Directors are best known, people have invested | much of their cash in Baumann cop per stock. 22l 400 shares are owned | at Prescott, and 32,200 more at other places in Arizona.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-04-16
THE BACA
 LAND GRANT
Extensive Operations in ths Way of Improving the Grant and Developing it's Re
 sources in C Contemplation.
It Will Be Prospected for Oil, Mineral Ledges Will Be DeveI- oped, Lumber Manufactured and Agriculture and Grazing FOStered.

We learn that the Arizona Parent
 Mining company has now taken pos
 session of the old Mexican grant
 known as the Baca grant, comprising
 about 100000 acres, which it recently
 purchased from Dr. E. B. Perrin
 and that the officers of the company
 now here are preparing for immediate
 work on the compapys property.
 The Baca grant has been entirely
 neglected by it's former owners for
 several years and one of the first things required to be done is to repair the houses at Oaks and Willows, and
 the fifty-two miles of barbed wire fencing surrounding the property. The company has commenced a com plete mineral survey of the grant and claim to have already located valuable and extensive veins and lodges carry ing copper and gold at the surface, likely to prove good producing mines at depth. The water supply of the grant is also engaging the attention of the new company and, although, there is at present amply sufficient for grazing purposes, it is proposed to supplement the supply by sinking several windmill wells for which the company is contracting, and by the creation of a reservoir or lake of about eight hundred acres tn natural cup in the hills, at an altitude of 5000 feet only requiring a dam or dyke to be built across the only outlet about one hundred feet in width. The maximum depth of water in this lake will be about thirty feet and it will provide ample water for all purposes, including irrigation for some thous- ands of acres of rich soil in the inn mediate vicinity, on which alfalfa and other crops will be grown, mining operations of all kinds, and running saw mill for estate requirements and possibly for the sale of lumber, as the grant contains thousands of acres of well grown pine from two to six feet in diameter five feet from the ground. A site is also being selected for the erection of commodious headquar- ters house for the accommodation of the company's officials, leaving the buildings at Oaks and Willows for the exclusive use of the grazing de- partment The company has, we learn, granted long lease to bore for oil on the grant and boring will commence in likely sandstone for nation to the north of Mount Hope as soon as the necessary plant can be placed on the ground. The company will furthermore place the grant in | telephonic connection with Prescott, with stations at Simmons and the postof6ce at Juniper. There ap- pears therefore every prospect of en- ergetic and businesslike management of the Baca grant under its new ow- nership which can hardly fail to prove beneficial to Prescott as the basis of supplies, and to lead to a largely increased demand for labor of all kinds in this section of the country.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-04-16

The following claim was on motion disallowed, the same not beinR . legal charge against the county, ts wit:
 J Broded, guarding prisoner, sl0.
 On motion board adjourned until Friday, April 11th, 1902, at 10 .. =.
 Office of the Board of Supervisors of Yavapai County, Arizona-Prss- colt, Arizona, April II, 1902. .-Bessd of Supervisors of YavaPai county, Arizona, met pursuant to adjourn ment, Friday, April II, 1902, at 10 .. m.
 President J. R. Beatson, chairmsn; |; G. H. Schuerman and D. E. Dumas, and J. H. Robinson, clerk.
 Minutes of April 10, 1902, read and on motion the same were approved
 Report of county physician iron Feb 15, 1902, to March 21, 1902, vas checked, found correct and ordered filed. /
 Report of supt of hospital for ths month of March, 1902, was checked, found correct and ordered filed.
 Resignation of F. M. Hunt, road overseer of road district No. 13, vas read and on motion accepted.
 In the matter of appointment of . road overseer to i'll the unexpirsd term of F M Hunt, resigned, in and for district No. If.
 Petitions from residents of road district No 15, asking for the appoint ment of l. E Hunt and Wm Stsphsus as overseer of said district wers red and after due consideration l. E Hunt was appointed subject to fling aad approval of bond.
 The county treasurer was upon ms- tion instructed to pay road warasts Nos 5 and To, series, 16e5, ths sans not being presented when called.
 On motion board adjourned anSFf Saturday, April 12, 19o2.
 J. R. Beatsoa. Attest: Caairmsa- J. H. Robinson.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-04-16
OIL EXCITEMENT AT GALLUP.
The Manuelito 0Il Company Has Struck
 Good Body of the Coveted Article.

R. J. Turnbull, one of the directors of the Manuelito Oll company, boring few miles from Gallup, received a most important letter from L. E. Densmore, who is in charge of the boring. The following extracts from the letter are taken:
 Friday afternoon we dropped through the fire clay into the first genuine brownish yellow oil sand and have drilled four feet into it. This sand is of the very best quality and we heard the oil coming out in the buckets before we knew we had struck the oil sand. The oil is of a very light brown, nearly white, and of an entirely different character from the oil we had when you were here.
 "The public would not have known anything of it had not a California man been present when the first oil came up, and of course the report got out.
 Great excitement is prevailing here now.
 "Should this oil sand continue for fifteen or twenty feet, we may look for unexpected results.
 "One of two things is either the oil is equally distributed over a large area uI country or we are drill ing over an immense reservoir that will unexpectedly flood the whole valley one of these days."-Albu- querque Citizen. 1T.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-04-16
WHIPPLE
 BARRACKS Will Again Become a Real Milf. tary Post, GarrisOned With Live SOl-
 dierS. General MCArthur's Recommen- dation Approved by Secre- tary of War Root, Who Orders the
 Post Re-estab-
 lished at
 Once.

A telegram was received from F NJ. Murphy this afternoon announc- ing that General McArthur's recom- mendation to re-establish Whipple Barracks as military post had been approved by Secretary of War Root, and that the latter had issued an order to carry the recommendation into effect at once. The telegram was very brief, but contained a whole volume of good news for Arizona in general and Prescott in particular.
 The probabilities are, from the wording of the telegram, that the barracks will be rehabilitated in time to accommodate some of the troops returning from the Philippine islands, as this has been intimated by officers who have examined it in case it would be decided to re-establish it.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-04-16
Plans and Drawings Wanted.

Plans and drawings for a two story building for an opera house, lodge rooms, etc, on west 100 feet of lots 7, 1, 6, 5 and 10, block l5, Prescott, will be received by the undersigned up to April p. 1902. The right is reserved to reject any or all drawings offered. Compensation only to the person of fering the plans accepted, at rate to be agreed upon. For further particu- lars apply to the undersigned.
 J. P. Dillon,
 Sec'y Elks' Building Association.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-04-16

The U. S. fish commission is trying experiments in sponge culture. Thers are at present five commercial ysri- cities among the Florida keys and it is believed that the industry can be so extended as to obviate the neees- sity of importing spongss.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-04-16
4. Q. Il. ".

OF UNITED WORKMEN, meets second and fourth Saturday evening at o'clock in LOOP. Hall. Visiting sbrethren in good standing are fraternally invited to attend.
 P. J. FARLEY, Recorder.
 COT nCWnPTuV
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The above sum was returned to J r. Storm, Treasurer, the Board talk ing his receipt for the same.
 Report of J. B. Jolly, Supt.. of Schools for the first quarter, 1902, was checked with vouchers, found correct and report ordered filed, the same showing that there had been expend. ed for school purposes during said quarter the sum of S2l, ,639.51.
 Claim of J. B. Jolly, Superintend- ent of Schools, for salary and office expense during the first quarter, for S3Sl. 50, was ou motion audited.
 On motion the Board adjourned un- til Tuesday, April Sth, 1902, at 10 a. m.
 Attest: J. R. Beatson,
 Chairman. J. H. Robinson, Clerk.
 Office of the Board of Supervisors of Yayapai County, Arizona, Prescott, Arizona, April 8, 1902.
 Board of Supervisors of Yavapai county. Arizona. met pursuant to ad- journment Tuesday, April 8, 1902, at 10a.-m.
 Present J. R. Beatson, Chairman; G. H. Schuerman and D. E. Dumas, members, and J. H. Robinson, Clerk. Minutes of April ', 1902, read, and on motion the same were approved.
 Report of J. P. Farley, County Re- corder, of fees collected the 1st quart CT, 1902, was checked with blotter on file in the office of the County Re- corder, the same was found correct and report ordered filed, the same be- ing as follows, to-wit:
 Recording inst. Jan, 1902. s 9S8.40
 Feb, 1902... 659.65
 Mar, 1902. .. 1,039.3 Certified cop, under protest. 91.S5 By Treas rec'ts. .S2,779.25 $2,779.25 The Sheriff appeared and the Board proceeded to. make settlement with him for licenses collected during the first quarter, 1902, the report was. checked with License Stub Books, the same was found correct and the re- port ordered filed, the same being as follows, to-wit:
 109 Gambling lincenses at
 $50. S3,27OOO 47 Saloon licenses, first class,
 at $50. O................... 2,35O,OO Is Saloon licenses, 2d class,
 at sIO. ................... 640.OO 1T Saloon licenses, Sd class,
 at S20. 0................... 940.OO| 2S Station licenses, at Sl2.-.. $500 6 Wholesale liquor 3d class,
 at s75. .............. 45O.OO. } Wholesale liquor, 4th class,
 at S3O. .......... 1000 1 Pack peddler, at S75. 75.00I ? Opera houses, at $50. 5000 6 Miscellaneous, at Sl0..... 6000
 sS,33I.OO By Treasurer's receipts,other
 licenses ............... .S4 ,SO7. .95 rec'ts, gambling
 licenses 3,I06.5O1 Sheriff com, other licenses. 25305 Sheriff com. gang lie. ..... 1850
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-04-16
Arizona Lodge No. 1, 1. 0. 0. F.

Regular meetings >i this lodge every wednes. day evening at Old Fuiows hall. Sojourning brethren of fhe order isi good standing are cor iislly inyites37so attend;
 . RREEn SDerararr
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-04-16
SS,33l.OO SS,33l.OO

The following claims were on mo- ton audited and warrants in payment of same ordered drawn on expense fund. to-wit:
 EC Averyt, dep recorder, March, 1902. S75.
 F F Walker, dep recorder, March, 1902, S75.
 Is Colwell. dep recorder, March, 19O2~S75.
 Edwin Hendon, dep recorder, March, 1902, S75.
 Chas Batty, dep recorder, March, 1902, S75.
 John Tracy, outdoor relief, S45.
 Jno Snyder, outdoor relief, S10.
 Mrs A Tamborino, outdoor relief, SIP.
 Mary Lemiux, outdoor relief, S20.
 Robt Foxall, outdoor relief, Sl0.
 P J Farley, recorder and office ex- pense lst qrt, 1902, S549.30.
 CP Hicks, probate judge, office eI- pense 1st qrt, 1902, S334.74.
 J H Robinson; clerk supervisors, office expense lst art, 1902, S393.25.
 Wallace Willard, assessor, office ex- pense lst qrt 1902, S515.
 Reese NJ Ling, district attorney, 1st art 1902. $500.
 s l. Pattee. asst district attorney and office expense lst qrt 1902, S291.
 Fred B Philpott, court reporter 1st art 1902, Sl55.
 J P Storm, office expense 1st art 1902, S42.40.
 ] M Watts, clerk of court 1st art 1902, $150.
 J NJ W Moore, justice of peace Prescott, lst qrt 1902, S90.
 Robt Cornell, justice of peace, Prescott, lst qrt 1902, S3S.50; allowed S3S.
 l. B St James, justice of the peace, Jerome lst qrt 1902, S54.25; allowed S44.25.
 J L Hall, justice of the peace, Con gress, lst qrt 1902, S63.50; allowed $50.
 B M Crawford, justice of the peace Big Bug, lst qrt 1902, S70; allowed S69.49.
 SA Prince, constable Prescott, 1st qrt, S640
 Pete Boscha, constable Congress, 1st art, 1902, S2745O.
 Kelly & Stephens, contract sta tionery, 1st qrt 1902, S32014.
 $ A Logan, contract burial of dead 1st qrt 1902, S220.
 F V Fitzsimmons contract physi- clan, 2-15 to 3 -3l, S37.50.
 J c Martin, contract printing, 2-l5 to 3-31, S6S12.
 Wm Thomas, contract hospital, lst qrt 1902, S2,3S3.S5.
 H Brinkmeyer, contra t feed pris- oners 1st qrt 1902, SS4l.09.
 The following claims having been approve.i by c. P. Hicks, probate judge, warrants in payment of same were ordered drawn on expense fund, to-wit:
 J R Beatson, services supervisor, lst qrt 1902, S250.
 G H Schuerman, services supervisor, lst qrt 1902, S250.
 D E Dumas, services supervisors, Ist qrt 1902, S25O.
 On motion Board adjourned until Wednesday, April g, 1902, at 10 a. m. Attest: J. R. Beatson,
 Chairman. J. H. Robinson, Clerk. Office of the Board of Supervisors of Yavapal county, Arizona.
 Prescott, Arizona, April 9th, 1902. Board of Supervisors of Yavapai county, Arizona, met pursuant to ad- jOurnment Wednesday, April 9th, 1902, at To am.
 Present: J. R. Beatson, chairman; G. H. Schuerman and D. E. Dumas, members, and J. H. Robinson, clerk. Minutes of April Sth, 1902, read, and on Inoti6i the same were ap- prOvet.
 The following claims were on mo- ti1u aldile. and warrants in pay 'n-ut oi ~I ';s ordered drawn on ex- '"a'r ir-i ;, to-wit:
 .i>4s. Miller. constable, jaiior and services contagious dis ease, Jerome. .S5l7 60 Postal Telegraph Cable O..
 teleErdn- .s.... ....... 3 39 Sunset T. T. X Co, switching , O5 Western L. r. Co. telegrams : 73 Prescott Electric Co, switch
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-04-16
Prescott Chapter No. 2. K. 4. NJ.

Stated communications the first Saturdays of escQ month at o'clock p. m- Visiting com paniOus cordially invited to attend.
 A. D. BARNHART, II. P. Morris Goldwater, Secretary. Examining Sommittee.-Morris Godwater, R N Fredericks. A A. Johns.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-04-16

Office of the Board of Supervisors of Yavapai county, Arizona, Prescott, Arizona, April 10, 1902.
 Board of Supervisors of Yavapai county, Arizona, met pursuant to ad- journment Thursday, April 10, 1902, at 10 a. m.
 Present: J. R. Beatson, chairman; G. H. Schuerman, and D. E. Dumas, members, and J. H. Robinson, clerk.
 Minutes of April g, 1902, read and on motion the same were approved.
 Geo. Beagley, Acting Mayor of Jerome, Arizona, appeared and mat ters pertaining to the interest of the county were taken up and discussed.
 The following claims were on mo ton audited and warrants on payment of same ordered drawn on expense fund, to-wit: F G Brecht, repairs tools plaza, S7.3O.
 BH Weaver, r,freight on trees, ,S3S.33.
 H NJ Harrison, team work plaza, S7O.
 Mary F Miller, team work plaza, $175.50.
 J T Dowty, team work plaza, S52.50.
 California Nursery Co, supplies plaza, S74.02.
 Bashford- -Burmister Co, supplies court house, S4S.70.
 Bashford- -Busmister Co, supplies plaza, S29.90.
 Bashford- -Burmister Co, supplies contagious diseases, S40.90.
 Barthel & Stocks, supplies jail and contagious disease, S99 25.
 NJ Goldwater & Bros, supplies hos pital and court house, S54.S0
 Town of Jerome, half cost conta- gious disease, SS4S.44.
 JW Coleman, services contagious disease, $75.
 A A Jones, fixtures court house, S7.5O.
 Bancroft Whitney Co, California re- ports, S6.
 DeMund l. Co, lumber court house SSl94.
 H c Trappman, team inquest Stan ton, A.50.
 M A Gallardo, interpreter, S7.5O.
 J l. Munds, sheriff's fees, jailor, janitor. etc, 1st qrt, S3l23.65; allowed S305L55.
 J. Kinucan, justice of peace, Ash Fork, S;}4. .S5, allowed S26.75.
 The reports of the following road overseers of road wnrk done during the Is our 1902, were read and war rants in payment of same ordered drawn on road fund, to wit:
 A E Blackburn, dist No 2, S71.
 w H Robinson, dist No 6, S36.
 Ralph A Dykstra, dist No 13, S4S.75.
 IS Sessions, dist No II, S5S.50.
 F H Lohman, dist No 34, S392.0S.
 The following claims were on mo- tion audited and warrants in pay ment of same ordered drawn on road fund, to wit:
 W H Cook, road work dist No 1, s144.50.
 D Levy & Co, supplies, dist No l, S1.33.
 Saml Hill, supplies, dist No l, Sl.40.
 F G Brecht, repairs tools, dist No 1, S3.75.
 DeMund L & Co, supplies, dist No l, S675.
 F G Brecht, repairs tools, dist No 2, S00.
 Bashford Burmister Go, supplies, dist No 3, S5.75.
 Saml Hill, supplies, dist No 6, S44S.
 Saml Hill, supplies dist No l9, l.3Q,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-04-16
PrescottLodgeNo.I, KNIGRTSOFPYTHlAS

Regular meeting of this lodge every Monday at m at K of hnll Soiourning Knights in good standing are cordially invited to attend.
 E. c. ANERYT, C. c. CRAFT. of R. and
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-04-16
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.

A ZUNI TRIBE No.s. Prescott, Arizona. Reg 'ular counci issnst his fribs al Masonic Hall on the Third slsep of Each Seven Suns, 7th Run, 3oth Breath:ss Visiting Gs1iefs in good standing
 GEO. BU RCH, Sschem IL HARRIS, Chief of Records
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-04-16
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Official Proceedings of the Board of
 Supervisors, YaVapai County, Ariz.

Office of the Board of Supervisor: of YaYapai county, Arizona, Prescott Arizona, March 9th, 1902.-Board oi Supervisors of Yavapai county, Ari zona, met pursuant to adjournment Thursday, March 9th, 1902, at 1C a. m.
 Present: J. R. Beatson, chairman G. H. H-Schuerman, member; and J. H Robinson, clerk.
 Minutes of March 5th, 1902, read and on motion the same were ap- proved.
 Petition from Lynx creek precinct, asking for the appointment of Frank Giroux as justIce of the peace of such precinct, was read, and on motion said Frank Giroux was appointed, subject to filing and approval of bond.
 The following claims were on mo tion audited and warrants in payment of the same were ordered drawn on expense fund, to-wit: w. W. Campbell, labor hospital
 ......... ..... ....... ....S $ 10 W. P. Covillaud, supplies con
 tagious- disease. e... 75 Fashion livery stable, livery. .Sl0 % G. c. Ruffner, livery .... , 50 E. A. Rogers, contract printing,
 January l, 1902, to February
 15, 1902 .................. 43 63 D. Levy & O., supplies jail Q. 10 75 DeMund Lumber Co.,. supplies
 rxla
 plaza. ...s... .........s 1 UU
 The following order was upon mo- ton drawn on. the treasurer:
 J. P. Storm, County Treasurer. Sir: You are hereby directed to can eel certificate of tax sale No. f, issued April 16th, 1900, also certificate of tax sale No. 3, issued April Sth, 1901, and refund to the holder of said eer- tifcates the sum of one hundred and fifty-six dollars and sixty-two cents (Sl56.62); said certificates being is- sued on property assessed double.
 Chairman Beatson reported the ap- proval by him of the following bonds of Sl,OO0:
 J. s. Sessions, road overseer dis trict No. IL; sureties, J. H. Maders and F. A. Biffar.
 Geo. Whitaker, road overseer dis trict No. 2l; sureties, B. F. Vassar and W. A. Kent.
 w. w. Snyder; road overseer dis trict No. B; sureties, James Morris and Geo. Zika.
 F. M. Hunt, road overseer district No. l4; sureties, J. H. Wingfeld and John Wood.
 Frank Goodwin, road overseer dis trict No. If; sureties, Joseph Dough erty and D. B. Johnson.
 J. D. Loy, road overseer district No. 27; sureties, E. l.. Jordan and c. S. Chick.
 A. E. Hurley, road overseer district No. fl; suretles, J. W. Smith and W. B. Clark.
 W. H. Cook, road overseer district No. 19; sureties, J. W. Stewart and W. A. Cline.
 A. F. Hunt, justice of the peace Ash Fork precinct; sureties, J. A. Pitts and c. T. Lewis.
 E. E. Breed, notary public; sureties, 4. J. Doran and N. L. Griffith.
 A. J. McPhee, notary public; sure ties, Gus Moe and W. w Snyder : On motion board adjourned until April 7th, 1902, at ll:50 l |. m.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-04-16

GOLDEN RULE CHAPTER No. l, meets in Masonic Hal on the first Thursday in each month.
 MRS. JENNIE SMITH, Worthy Matron HARRIET D. OLIVER. Secretary.
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United Moderns.

Prescott Lodge No. I23, meets every Thursday night a ts p ni., ih Odd Fellows hail; Visiting members in good standing cordially invited to attend. T. |. HARRIS, Chancellor.
 ED. KIEHE, FiRancies and Recorder.
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ii. E. RAMPAGE,
]. B. GRAND,
SECRET SOCIETIES
 lztIaH L0dge No. 1. F. S A. N.

Regular meetings of this lodge at Masonic Hall, D, m. on the last Friday Of each imouth. Sojourning brethern are fraternally ifpFfted to attend. " AID. BARNHART, w. M.
 Morris Goidwa.er, Secretary
 Examining Committee,-R- N. FredeTicks, A A Johns Morris GOldwater
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B. P. 0. ELKS.

Prescott Tod dge No. 80. meets first and thiro Wednesdays of sscr mofithss Visiting brother are cordially invited TO attend.
 B. H. SMITH, E. R. A. J. HERNDoS, Secretary. =.
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IvanhOe Coulmandery No. 2, K. I.
EASTERN SIAR.

Stated conclave first Friday of each month Pilgrim Sir Knights cordially invited.
 P. A. JOHNS, E. E. RN. Fredericks, Recorder.
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elH. .75p5I Sg3- -75g 54

Ni''.l9I.1I N.t3, loI- 34 The cancelled ant redeemed war rants, orders and receipts were com pared with Treasure:'s month"; re- port, the report was !oInd correcS and ordered filed, the redeemed warrants. orders and receipts l.ere cancelled by the Board. ;. L. 'attee, assistant district attorney, ben" prscl' the "balance cash on hana" Nl- ,oHltvG and found to consist of t.; 3ii,. yiug. tO-wit: