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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-03-27

A fax fibre mill is to be establil ed
at Lakota.
Ike Reynolds and Dole Woodmeyer
were down from Rugby Monday.
For Rent. Large steam-heated
rooms furnished, for rent in the Budde
residence. 2-tf.
A competent piano, tuner from the
factory will be here in a few days.
Leave orders with E. W. Gilbertson.3
The First National Bank loans
money OF stock and farms at lowest
rates.
MI. c. c. Kinsey sold his residence
property in Rugers' addition last
Tuesday to Mr.. Frank Hill for 5000.
Some exceptionally good bargains
in real estate if taken before seeding
time. F. G. Rother, Perth, N.
D. LIT
Charlie Cole, who played 1st base
for Devils Lake last year, will captain
the Grand Forks club this year.
If you have land in Towner or
Rolette counties and want to sell it
write F. c. Rother, cashier Towner
county bank, Perth, N. D. lat
Good farm work horses for sale at
Wilson's barn. C. NJ. Fisher-E. j.
Chamberlin.
Capt. Herman having sufficiently
recovered, took Sunday afternoons
train for St. Paul where he hopes to
reeuperate more rapidly under the
care of a specialist.
Pay up your past due mortgages,
drawing high rates of interest, by
borrowing money of the First National
Bank. Lowest rates given.
J. E. Drummer, Grand Forks, the
state organizer of the Retail Grocers
and General Merchants Association,
spent the fore part of the week her.
in the interests of the association.
This order is growing rapidly and is
now composed of over 600 members.
The Right Reverend Cameron Mann
D. D., Bishop of North Dakota will
be at the Episcopal church next Sun
day (the Goth inst. and will preach
both morning and evening. At the
morning service which begins at II
O'Clock Immediately after the sermon
a large Confirmation class will be
presented to the Bishop for the laying
on CT hand. Strangers are cordially
invited.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-03-27

Good farm work horses for sale at
Wilson's barn. G.. NJ. Fisher-E J.
Chamberlin.
The Crazy baseball club is getting
ready to do bus ines as soon rs the
season opens.
First National Bank loans money
not only on farms, but on good cit,
property, as we'll.
Churchs Ferry Sun: A divorce
was granted by Judge.Fisk in Grand
Forks this week to Mrs. Harriet L.
W. Plummer Pratt. Mrs. Pratt, for
merly Mrs. Plummer, was an early
resident of Churchs Ferry and will be
remembered by some of the old set
tiers.
Editor Davis, of the Crary Courier,
has been having a touch of the grip,
and being a Virginian he finds there
is some inconvenience in procuring
proper stimulants in a prohibition
state.
Atchionson Kan. Globe: Char
les E. Styles announces tho engage.
ment of his daughter, Bertha, to Eu-
gene S. Rolfe, of Minnewaukan, North
Dakota. The kedding will occur at
the brides home in Kansas City in
June. Mr.. Rolfe~fs formerly of At
Gibson, when he was engaged in bust.
ness with his father, c. &. Rolfe. He
is now practicing law in Minnewau-
kan.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-03-27

Mayor Morgridge was down from
Grand Harbor Saturday.
An extensive green house is to be
erected at Devils Lake this season.
The Great Northern will build a
$50, 900 depot at Minot this year.
=. Good team of mules for sale cheap.
Apply to Geo. W. Gets. 3tf
M. P. Neff & Co. report many in
q~uiries for land, and anticipate a good
business for the year.
G. A.. Dodge & Co. have a custom
er that wants a good 800 piece Of
land fairly close to some town.
What have you for sale?
The Courier says Crazy is going to
do a lot Of building this season, and
that the professional croaker has lost
his job-there being nothing to croak
about.
Crary Courier: VIM, Orr, one of
the old timers of this county. and a
prosperous farmer, will erect one Of
the best farm dwellings in the county,
on his farm south of town.
Mrs. Robe, mother of Ebony Ro-
BILE, the Inter Oceans heavyweight
foreman, came down from Granville
Monday to visit a day with her son.
Tuesday Mrs. Robe went to Minneap-
oils to see her mother who is quite
i'll.
Fessenden Fee Press: The skepti.
cal farmers who believe that the small
cereal is the spine of this state
wealth, are laboring under a delusion
of the most elusive kind. The two
creameries near Hebron, this state,
paid out last year alone the sun Of
1877, 900. This is an eloquent argu-
ment in favor of stock and dairy Gull
ture.
The time will soon be here when
the following clipping from an ex-
change will be heartily appreciated:
"Tell me, ye winged winds that round
my pathway roar, do you not know
some quiet spot where wives clean
house no more; some lone, sequestered,
leafy dale, some island, ocean grit,
where life is not one ceaseless war
with cobwebs and with dirt where
only natures carpet spreads beneath
the tired feet, and whittier men are
ne'er compelled its emerald folds to
beat! The light breeze famed my
head and face, and said: Beat on!
there's no such place.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-03-27

Good farm work horses for sale at
Wilson'S barn. G. nj. Fisher-E. J.
Chamberlin.
The last Fridays Forum states that
the tailoring stock of NJ. L. Lasson,
formerly of Devils Lake, was quite
considerably damaged by smoke and
water from the fire in the basement
of the building he occupied.
For Canadian lands, see E. O..
Fonkalsrud. Office upstairs in Gler-
I'M building.
The ladies of the Cathode church
will hold a food sale at the postofice
Saturday, March 2Sth.
DR.. Reeds Cushion shoe is
the easiest shoe on earth. Sold
only by S. L. Wineman.
Edward R. Percival representing
John A. Percival cigars was in the
city the first of the week calling on
the trade.
The big hotel ut Edmore has chang.
ed hands-again.
If you want to pay the balance due
on your crop contract for land, John
W. Maher will loan you the money
with which to do SC.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-03-27
6ltU in Brl6f

w. l.. Russell, Rugby, was here
Monday.
DR.. Davenport, dentist. Office wei
Mann's store, first 10 days of month.
Attorney Thorson of Rugby was in
town Monday.
Remember Blodgett, the piano
tuner will be here in a few days. 3-3t
For large or small tracts of Cana
dian land in any locality, see E. O..
Fonkalsrud.
Chilly" Manning handles the
Rough Rider and Red Cross nickel
cigars-the best on the market.
Interest and principal on all loans
made by John w. Maher are payable
at his office at Devils Lake, N. D.,
without exchange.
Major Mclaughlin, who recently
arrived in this state from Washing
ton, says the Ft. Totten reservation
! will be opened next year without a
! question of doubt.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-03-27

Edmore is clamoring for a daily
mail service, and if bowling will &C
complish anything they will get it.
E. H. Kent of Grand Forks WIS in
our city Monday on a brief business
mission.
A. NJ. Powell sold the "Bradin"
farm of 100 acres in South Mime
waukan township to H. E. Arnold
for $4,000.
No delay in making loans of John
w. Maher. You get your money as
soon as papers are executed.
From a defective hue, fire did a
trife damage last Sunday afternoon to
the building on east Fourth street
owned by A. J. Stade and occupied
by the Manhattan Clothing store.
You pay your interest coupons at
First National Bank. No eastern ex-
change is exacted.
Mr.. Frank ForhesA of Webster
township who has bsAn bhsking in the
sunny south moA>of thewinter has re-
turned home much benefited by the
climatic change.
We own and control the agency for
land in almost every township in
Ramsey county. We have land to
rent and breaking to be done.
Write, or come in and see us. c. A.
Dodge & Co.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-03-27

Good farm work horses for sale at
Wilson's barn. C. NJ. Fisher, F. ]
Chamberlin.
At an amatuer performance of
Kathleen at Mandan on st. Patrick's
day, Mrs. I. N. Walker took a lead
ing part, and the Mandan papers
speak very highly of her acting.
First National Bank has for sale at
all times young and sound horses
drivers and farm stock.
Joe Fahnlander was down from
Cando Friday. He has severed his
connection with the Democrat, and
will go to Minot to accept a position
with the Daily Optic-Marshall Nc
Clure's paper.
John Mckay, owner IF the Grand
View farm in Grand Harbor township
was in town Monday. Mr.. Mckay
as recently returned from IL visit to
the Alberta country in Canada. He
thinks there are parts of it that
would make a good stock country, and
that farming might be made to pay if
a market could be found for the pro-.
ducts OF the country. At the present
time the item of transportation cuts
too deep into the crop receipts to
make farming pay. Nj. Mckay had
some idea of buying land there, but
he did not like the country we'll
enough to invest. He says most of
the settlers are poor and ale not able
to hire help, and that day laborers are
not in demand.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-03-27
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Fresh eggs per Is
Fresh dairy butter per lb..... ;. Is
Choice dairy butter per lb........ 20
Potatoes per, so
100 ib-sack Granulated Sugar.. 5,S5
100 ID sack cor meal. .......... 1.95
100 lb-sack Ramsey A Flour...... 2,25
Good standard tomatoes per case
of two dozen.. 2.335
20lb pkg California prunes. ..... LOO
4 lbs superior Mocha and Java
Coffee. ......: l 90
/ And we have coming a car
load of choice Early Ohio
Potatoes for seed or table use.
They are extra fine stock and
will be sold at a small advance
over common mixed stock.
FWMANN& SON
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York, June 8, 1903
REEvEs-Receipts % cars AT head, all direct
and for export Dressed beef steady at 6a0szc per 10
q little fancy beef &c. Gables unchanged Exports
to-day cattle, 10 sheep and 2s1l quarters or
beef.
dressed veas steady s1014o 10 country dressed
saes1Newton & Co: veals. 176 70 average at Sc IS
per 100 n.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts were $3.50 head, In
Guiding cars direct saughterers and 31s fer the
stale stock. 3S cars on sale
all Jersey City Todays heavy receipts ana sooo
run for Monday decline of fully soc
yearlinEs Sheep slow ana barely steeoy
heavy sheep selling 15c lower. About cars OF stock
were unsold Common to good sheep sold
Common 70 prime lambs at $6Gs7 rs: loads of choice
stock at 81 8GGs7 s5. Dressed mutton slow at I9!oac
per n; lambs weak az 11Q15e; dressed yearss
SAFES Judd Co: 127 Kentucky lambs. 66 n aver
age az 81 80 per 100 ~ 6S 10 at 81 20 Isl do
ss n at 81 To- 1o1 Virginia do IS NJ 81; IL Buffalo
300 DO R So NJ at IS 75 1s2 Kentucky T at s4 5o
n at So 50: Buffalo bucks. 156 70. al So %
Newton & Co: 237 Kentucky lambs. Y 70 at 81 50:
r. at 81 GO: 10 do 90 ~ s. 90 do 1o7 t at 81 50;
:, at 81 co. do $50 NJ at SO 80: Kentucky yearlings.
s6 10 at IS rs S do. 70 n. at 50 so
Mcpherson & PAS Virginia lambs q 10 at 81 20;
sina W sheep 100 H. nt 81 .; II do. 1os n. at 81
Kerns Commission Co 225 Kentucky lambs 90 n. at
81 az sra Virginia do n 81 255 Ohio do 81 ~
at abi sS z sbannon % a5s Virginia lambs 81 10 81
$50 Kentucky do r 81 bo 419 do. e6 10 at 81 3d.
81 Ohio sreep. II n. 81 so
+ H wilkerson; ESQ Kentucky lambs, 6S 10 at - 90
HoGs-Receipts 2,S42 head; mons on sale Feel
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07

FLOUR AND 1IEAI-Beyond checking demand e soT Ill
limits well sustained on a g5Saes i SPg Ppatefs
g 4egs4 So fnr neF cssT ssTaE g sS$s IS extra No
Sass io extra No VI TnieT g sogS quoted Fair
70 good 81 s5as3 IS; choice fancy 50 aeg$% 90 n
f6 osS 9a9'9d q Ts FEED Tf5,e
yellow s. 4os 4s gsB s9sTs spa Sd ofi a Sacks to arrive
200 SO M sTng 6Ta n m6ang 6elng ocaS s27 hon1iny
cheP sS 0V9f 81 belief in better and
oAa9 weather conditions through Southwest led
sharp break in t9f % ~nsai 5don but was
slight rally that kept the markets S fdg hasis Of 81 & for
july St sending out bnl news - less
OF strengthening the naeke o0 wing 10 persistent
Iorts from recognized authorities to the enect aI % o,r
age as es po 1 that While condition Of winter wheat had @
view Of the case evidsH5y IeySar again and while
Paris quotations 1920 points h!gher, CT
ittIe s apIres snow estimated the winter wheat
prospect $50 900 900 bushels and sps ies1 rsirs
~ the West and said fair IN al is'F si
T fT mght Continue time owng to s sRe
also BT0omha eTate& f6e9t was shg no export 6n
Inet'S Ts1rone being quite OF line, owing 10 ItI
fusai credit credit ss tee elevator eG ana s55sc
Noen Duluta It's sse, eaS Nwhiie o he corn shared e
early wheat at %s. = of seF ed and
ite ir1 toward the close on further q, q late in
the huillsh tFst even good weather from now
m the trade feels friendly to coIh % s5 IN Foerh
There was eakess Sera in interior reeepts de-
aHa sT s4sdiaF sas 54o OF S"fA aRoa ana
10 yellow. 5sc b s;ioat: al i The market
e early under sales for eSg "a aoc9ln n @ and closed
PROVED ,ssb sslez amounted 20 ooe0 b4shes 80
oats closed Ao1sc 40 o track White zoa4eazo RYE
ssnedTd ieaay No 6se gSaf skts
Se4See saies as quoted SIC mating s2a3s'
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
TIE SALARIES OF KINGS.
-om The Glasgow Herald.

From The Glasgow Herald
Six hours work a day. at the rate OF -FOUR nun
dred and five francs. in British currency OF SIX
teen mounds four shillings minute Ihose are
the terms on which according TO the calculations
of an ingenious and satstically minded Frilechnan
the most highly paid official in the civilized Worid
and il is fairly safe 70 throw in the unclVlnzed
world as welI-hods his position As all socialist
reforners will have guessed long before we lnform
them of the fact. the job is unfortunately not
one of those that open 70 competition among
deserying candidates. such they themselves
would be- 1t is hereditary. and happens 20 be
held at present by Nicholas H. Car of all the Rus
sias whose civil list, when duly divided. on the
ak hours day Yields the very handsome amount
indicated His imperial colleague OF Austria. who
fg1ires next on the list. Is but a very poor second.
for no has to do his days drag for no than
seven hounds minute. Yet trifiins that
seem X is exactly double what the third OF the
European emperors gets his screw Three
round ten for supervising the art. literature and
music of the German empire. TO say nothing OF
''mailyisting' in East and West. OF yachting
and partridge slaughtering in Britain. is asSuredly
not exorbtant And vet every time the second
hand of his watch makes complete revolution the
Kaiser can congratulate himself having earned
ten shngs more than his uncle OF Great Britain:
But from pounds. come down to shilltngs ana
pence in the of presidents Of republics. Poor
N LoUbet must contrive to make both ends
meet with five frarcs a minute. And even that IS
almost wealth when compared with the one ana
Aightpence which Mr.. Roosevelt draws. II ia more
profitable be 'ro de lacier, Gallo rrienos
style the distributor of libraries and organs than
President of the United States
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07

914Br 94 w PEEeGns @ bu, NJ e rd DO sse
soah.rn ise fo%is i5c PER ROSTERS @ as
dueks Western pair soeas1 do soghes a
s ssssl Te PIsfeni
little I stock Is Vas due S.lsysa II
os and an Th m n1r o6erote nroicaa of stock nss
ssne TsS h9 up s2 os Is and pn esdy on
sds N; s5 nr .g dSk sns held eTss
pn anss s n weak p but o 5 R ReP es
roasting chickens ana capon= and gradu
ss,a oss isa1s a0ei od ssfa EURO
s4ses ss:ss: ?a =? ?s1 era 70
shs sss Be ~ asac to Do Pae sf
IS esc Re PF5 DO P1 scaasd 2Ssas
hsaT a ma ID Southern and SO I
sss e 81 sas:r 9q is az Jersey ls sHs
a and Sazsn y s. dS zed g 9so @ do 81 g.
@ hens NJ No 49, aS y0qns ao aed fGs
Average i'c 90 GSe 90 old toms broilsr
@ & % ssaesd i az 30 eels Na
15ai5lEc; 2. loa12c; capons large. 21g22c; DO
'"f1s PoTAToEs 4Np vEGETABLEs-New potatoes -t, in
nssgg rsesS saRPz ana @ and GsfF aeve
held higher N @ sad % strins
selling better . ,as for neT Gfsoss Esoss
sTsuds s9t. s1lIs 3 S saS
30 red 0 g S54 s59
s saare Rose Rose ssSs2 sss3 &C. g. DO DO ch
sss ssfssa' s 5us SGSia per 81 g oa
sss sss 30 g ss4s e. sssss @
pe 6er pIe m bSncBe sSSs4 oabbages Norfolk per crate
Ii Ina aye per basket 5eSs savsnnah 81 soss
, s e osss sEST f5s. no
beans Florida per s1as2 lettuce nearly s per
s9ss ds s. ss s. d5 S5sSs SsS
Orleans per Dbl 81 90 bag 1ogsl 90; 0a snd
JeTsag per bag ST 25asi 75 do Jersey bhl basket
81 25as 75 do Delaware and MsryianG sgsl 90 60 osa
banciss 100 buRGhes e.9 SGas1 se -
FOUND green s8ass nat g 2S DO 10 HSTS H5S
srssn earal.na ses 5o SeA 90
wax per basket 5ocGs1 25 do savannah SSetoi -;
sqT1as bsse ssHe osoc o0d do e
5og7es do per bel crate 1 sgsT 90 tomaos Fo1ids
per carrier 75casl 90; turnps Jersey white per lOo
HAY ANp sTRAw-HAY-The market is becoming
q serious proposition consumers rev iarse puS
have permitted to put by the usual reserves o @
not expec,sd 20 show good Volume
forward Crop reports from all Sf the ehsa at the
moment does not upon than one-hat crop;
This alone is misfortune her proouc. Ireauef onfs
diana and ohio expect only crop At most This
States yield will turn out only one-naI tas r I'm
year eiatd and shortened IN IN many ha paT
ticularly in this region There are no MARX. Ioo N
prime hay oe5ns G We ] eaSss Clover ao Psr xed sd
a0c; clover. 75Gs0c sTRAWddoong rye Is tH ~ se
cepts in tons reported at the Prooae
Exchange at Hudson River Railroad; @ sY;
lev CO. Central OF New-Jersey 10: river boats 100 by
canal AIS total 12l5 total for week ss1 to9 9
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
II. stat..ttsal POSITION OF Brazilian coffee is as fol

CoTToN-The cotton market OPENED steaoy q an =
~ roint of = points. and following
,be caIi declined little options unoer
nd continued pressure There were no
owing to the holiday IN tfal MAJ fet,
and trading al quiet The "eather map Loi
sections, ana thls en-
co1-e sed hearish at the opening On the otr
f7an5 the ror+ rec pts estimated az n
stau 5aa bales against 325 bales last week ana hooo
coming market turned dec1dediy srosel
snd showed fair activity for half holiday gaming
6Q9 points higher on all save Ine Z [Pes
r1,ed before the close there was
little profit taking by the but the market was
steady a6S points higher. Total sales futures
-er estimated at 1900 bales The advance during me
f+ernoon was attended discussion as 10 what might
expected of Liverpool the morning and now thst
the recent rather
The of The Chronlce od
not r,roya SO bearsh had been expected from ne
earlier in the week ana the
stjmaTes for receipts leading points onerroW "ee
circulated that three nrideeS o. tue
So,,+barn Railroad had been washed away ana II was
also stated that considerable damage had occurred as
sudden the Caronas Win TWO CUT
mills spartanburE BADLY DAMAGE
prices In the local market L" "aS
follows:
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were hleo
yesterday by the clerk Of the United States Ols-
trict Court:
MICHAEL, GORDON fled schedules showing llaoill-
81 227 and $50 The principal creoi;o- IS
Empire Manufacturing Company. No 153 greene
THE OSBORNE & BURKE COMPANY hied fcheonIe
Showing liabilities of $685. assets OF 5000 Inc
principal creditors Lersh Brothers OF Baltimore
B. m secured assignment OF accounts amounting to
sbout $500: William p. Neis OF Newark. SI71; Thomas
Kelly Co Baltimore S556. The stock OF the COLL
rsry IS estimated 20 worth about s.. 600 -,
Involuntary petition filed against Ma 80
RICH millinery NO 3S71 lJlN1-
tion-st Tho pe.itioning creditors Seirfsloef Io
:z & Co 81 C97 Beuiarnin Tanebaum $50: Hensheliner
Bro $3.50 The liabilities Of the alleged bankrupt aIe
consist Of claims against w
Insurance communicative Home Insurance Company oI
Eew-York and Union Insurance Company OF Lonooh-or
total loss her business by fire and book accounts
H7lor-inz TO about $500. alleged that know ing
fnEolvent she paid certain
Win infeotion OF preleI-lng them
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Jew orlx. 6. 1903
CoFFEE-The coffee market to-day opened steady
unchanged developed under fur
ther liquidation. and the close quiet. net IN
changed points Sales reported Of 1o250
bags The days news rather against values,
though the declines in foreign markets perhaps
than response the local weakness OF Fri
dsy- Havre declined L Hamburg partial u
reis. The receipts
moderately ports about
900 hags. Santos receipts footed up
1850 bags The business to-day presented nothing new
chiefly liquidation by traders who have
holding in the hope of developments
arising with production that would warrant
expectations smaller and decreasing sup
plies nothing Of this kind has developed and the
o with and supposedly
crop than the last which will shortly begin TO
lightly. increasing volume Owing to
already existing. however there is
little DISPOSITION look for
that speculative pressure
against values aggressive Still some houses are
selling quietly the operations to be
coffee The spot market was quiet
and easy at Sue for Rio No :.
The range Of prices the local market to-day
was
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
NATIONAL GUARD NEWS.

ofnoers snd men Of the 22d Regiment pre-
pairing for the camp 81 Feekskill, which they
vill open Saturday under entirely new condi-
tions ouartermaster Ringer has arranged for the
TRANSFORMATION Of the regiment. with its tentage
snd other supplies while Cprnnissary Sternberger
has arranged for rations.
The regiment will take train for the camp at
sixtieth-st. an6 Eleventh ave, and for this pur-
bed uniform and eeuiT'Ineilt. Al The Roa HOOK
station II VIII lead its camp equipaEe on wagons
nbtaige6 fer he purpose- While some details are
to the arrangements for messing field ovens being
supplied for the cooking Of the ratiors. Each com
assist Them. The regiment Will he excused from all
lnfsnt-E arilis and " VII asLots rs 13I5ae - eia
intrenehments, building pcntoon bridges and con
q e hast suspension bridge. in which knowledge
II knots and other rope work will play an i'm
which win be supervised by Colonel John Bogart.
engineer officer on The STAFF Of Major General Roe
The following is the percentage of attendance Of
organizations IF the First Brigade at the recent in
Epectfous by officers of the army: 7th Regiment
t474; sth Regnnent. 75E.: 9Th Regiment g IS; 18th
Regiment, S47s; 18Th Regiment. S52; list Regl-
t1e1t g.
Company c. 14th Regiment. has established q
gunner camp at Sea Cliff. Long Island. where
members of the company can 60 on Saturday al
terr,oon and remain until Sunday night or Monday
Holm. the commander Of the company. Io CoIn- ON
rsny A has been awarded The laus trophy, 1oT
Eeedoaor el-e -opanT B. however declares that
tas won the prize saying that Company A inprop-
frlv Sropre6 some who could not parade on the
6av Of competition, order TO gain a high per
eentaCe.
Frs. Lieutenant Klenyer OF Company G, 9Th
Regiment mas been elected captain. vice jackson,
promoted major.
Sergeant George Gounie Of Company L. 18th Reg
lrneDr has been unanimously elected second lieu
tenant The officers of the regiment have elected
ha foIIp cfzfl eff
Austen: secretary Lieutenant Van Nest; financial
secrefa~y CAPTAIN Rodgers and treasurer, MAJOR
Davis The officers Of the regiment have decldeo
to adopt Z mess or evening uniform
Company p. list Regiment. recently took ninety
pne members 70 Creednoor. and qualified every one
~ +r., .s ,,,s-a,srnan The company also paraded
nincty-one members ct the inspection by Lieutenant
Colonel Howe. L s. A