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Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-06-17
PUBLIC RECORDS.

The following is the daily report Of
instruments filed in the county re
corder's office, as reported 10y the
Prescott Title Compa~y
June &C H Harbeson files bond
as live stock inspector.
Martin Schuber, plf, vs.. Copper
Basin G and C Co order of sale group
of mines, Copper Basin dist. con 5l53
and costs, etc.
Four mining locations.
June 1O-Jobn Crume to Manly
Glass deed TO Crume mine. Pine Grove
dist, con 81.
CK Crosby to c c Stukey deed to
Water Witch group. Eureka dist,
con 81.
We Cavness to j NJ Sears chit mtg
l VT cattle con $500.
John F Burris to d Wakely and E
r Mcdowell deed to Walker Chief
mine Walker dist, con 3.
F A Murphy to } D Wakely and E
R Mcdowell deed to Walker Chief
mine, Walker dist. con 81.
H Voge, P Bauder ct al to Ma
CARA Copper Co deed to Niagara.
Jumper. Tanks, Iron Mask, ct al
Eureka dist, con 81.
TW Otis and wife to Marie Bordicb
Roper deed to lot II, blk % Otis add.
con $50.
AL DeMund to Alex Thompson and
wife, release of mortgage.
June lint Russell to A Stark
weather deed to one fourth Francis
and Mary mines, Tip Top dist, col
$500.
Thirteen mining locations.
June 11.-O. J. Graham locate
three mines, Harper district.
Cert Co. partnership to City Tr
Co and Terrace Livery Stable Je
rome, I n Sheffield, W S Goodwin
and W NJ Holiday.
VIM Rudy ct al locate two mines
Copper Basin dist
The Ideal Co appoints E N Saufor
agent.
NJ B Hazelton to Honor Hixon re
lease of mortgage.
! June 13.-Mrs. Ella Ritter and hu.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-06-17

band to c o Matthews deed, Ella
mine, Pierce dist. $50
Fifteen mining location locations.
: June 15.-S C Hooper to c Nc
Laren, q deed to one half Gold Bug
mine. Turkey Creek dist, 81.
Geo Smith to \ f Baker, deed, one
half Columbia, Dexter, Baxter ct al
mines. Quartz Mountain dist, 81.
Mrs K Rodgers ct al by Tax Col
lector. to c H Haskell, tax deed to
lots in Jerome, etc, s773. 80.
Joe Morango to Gilbert Elmer,
deed. to May Flower, Columbus ct al
mines. Turkey Creek dist, SO
Gilbert Elmer to Andy Edgar, deed
to one third May Flower, Columbus
ct al mines, Turkey Greek dist, $40.
Gilbert Elmer to Joe Vaglio, deed,
to one third May Flower, Columbus
ct al mines. Turkey Creek dist, SO.
Napoleon Sartori to Coranado Gold
Mining Co, deed, Golden Wave mine,
Martinez dist, 50.
Golden Link Mining Co amends
Articles of incorporation.
Seven mining locations.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-06-17
ECHO FROM CHERRY
The Mining Industry at
Low Ebb.
Recent Showers Have Had Good
EfeCt-Pfau Mining Company
Gets New Machinery.

Cherry June 14.-No doubt you
wish to feel the pulse of the county,
for the benefit of the public, there
fore Will give you an idea of how
times are here. Since the first of June
this section has experienced a decided
ct back caused by the shutting down
of the Lion mine in this immediate
vicinity. l personally don't think the
labor law was the cause. The Pfau
company is still at work under the
able management of Mr. c. X. lib
belts. He is consulting engineer and
superintendent who puts his time and
talent on the ground in person active
ly directing its affairs, not ike many
stiffs whose names appear as consult
ing engineers, etc. who never appear
only to draw their salary. These self
appointed engineers have no more
effect on the outcome of mine than
a "bIister on a wooden leg. They
send some fellow along to manage the
property with less regard for money
spent or results attained. The butch
er law also has been felt here as that
industry here has come to a stand still
and we are now compelled to pat
ronize Armour * Co. Instead of beef
we must take bacon when we can get
it. Heretofore we could buy beef any,
day. Sessions x Morrell are doing a
land office business in this line.
Col. Middleton Jones the prominent
stock man is kept busy between his
herd of cattle and his herd of mines.
The Colonel is a hustler.
jeff McWhorter the said to be new
ly appointed stock inspector is kept
busy now attending to his duties. His
office is at Sessions II Morrell's place
office hours from a. m. to a. m.
Jim Allen is kept busy on the road
with his fast freight team.
DeKuhn is taking all his time put
ting plaster on his ribs that We're
broken and devising a way to white
wash the house with broken rib.
Mr. Frank, the teacher. had quite a
creditable closing of school. | did
not attend but was informed that the
pupils did themselves credit. We were
visited by the assessor, Mr. Wingfeld
who is credited with making the most
complete assessment of any officer.
Try again, Bob.
Mining is at a stand still just now
until the Cherry Creek operators be-
gin to swell If any thing of import
ance occurs in this vicinity viii let
you hear.
The Pfau shaft is down about 70
feet now with water in sight. Grant
Eads the stage man is looking pleas
ant as ever the latest arrival by stage
was "Echo." the full blooded spaniel.
We have had several showers here
and they have done worlds of good
here. The hoist of the Pfau Gold
Mining and Reduction company will
be on the ground tomorrow, rumor
says. I tell you the majority of this
Is all rumor, so you must take it for
what it is worth Maybe something
will materialize shortly. l may be
able to give you some facts shortly.
Yours truly,
Echo.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-06-17
Old Timer Married.

Walter II. Cook and Mrs. Alice
Church were married on Sunday,
June Il. 1903. at the residence of the
groom in Mlller's valley. The cere-
mony was performed by Probate Judge
c. P Hicks, in the presence of large
number of friends and acquaintance
of the bride and groom, who had as
sembled to witness the union of the
worthy couple, and extend to them
most kindly wishes and congratula-
tions. Numerous handsome and val
liable wedding presents were in evi-
dence, as tokens of substantial friends,
and the popularity of the couple.
After the ceremony the guests were
invited to partake of a bountiful
spread of choice viands prepared for
the occasion, which was enjoyed with
much pleasure by all, as expressed by
many happy compliments to the bride
and groom and the hearty good wishes
for their future welfare and happi-
ness.
The groom is one of the early pion-
eers of Yavapai county, and one of
her truest and staunchest citizens.
The bride was former resident of the
city of Boston, having resided in
Arizona about two years. She is an
accomplished lady who by her many
good qualities of mind and heart has
won to herself large circle of friends
and acquaintance during her short
residence here. The Journal Miner
extends congratulations.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-06-17
A BRILLIANT
SOCIAL EVENT
Mr.. and Mrs. Middleton
Give Entertainment.
Odd Fellows Hall Is the Scene OF
Gaiety and Pleasure Last
Evening.

IS, 1t was a brilliant gathering of ele-
gantly gowned ladies, and gentlemen
in evening dress that assembled in
Odd Fellows hall last evening in re-
sponse to invitations sent out by Mr..
and Mrs. G. ". Middleton. Deft
hands, under the direction of the
hostess of the evening, had decorated
the hall in a very artistic and beauti-
full manner for the occasion. the plat
form being covered with Indian
blankets while potted plants, on
tables, gave the place a pleasant and
home like appearance.
Mrs. Hugo Richards, Mrs. F. l..
Wright, Mrs. J. c. Herndon and Mrs
7. G. Norris assisted the hostess in
receiving the guests in the southwest
corner of the hall as they entered.
Mrs B. Fl. Smiths orchestra played
sweet strains of music as the guests
were arriving and about 9:30 the
host and hostess gave the signal for
dancing by appearing on the floor in a
waltz, soon after which an animated
scene presented itself as the spacious
hall was filed with a merry throng Of
dancers. With but little cessation
dancing was continued until midnight
when refreshments were served, and
a breathing spell INDUCED in after
which it was continued for couple
of hours.
During the entire evening elegant
fruit punch was served in the ante
room of the hall without stint to all
who desired it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Middleton proved
themselves most charming and sue
cessfuI entertainers, and when the
time came for the departure of the
guests, the leave taking with the host
and hostess of the evening was coupled
with genuine expressions of pleasure
which had been afforded them during
the evening.
There were about eighty couples
present and a more brilliant, or more
representative social gathering has
not been seen in Prescott for months.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-06-17
THE CHRONIC KICKER.

By DR.. S. NJ Wright.
When at home and eating dinner
Or perhaps some other meal,
If the menu does not suit him
He is sure to raise a squeal.
Says the meat is fried too crispy
Or the bread is very sad
And the eggs may not just suit him
So he leaves the table mad.
And the coffee wife is pouring
Is too weak or yet too strong;
Then she gets a reg lar scoring
And is told she's made it wrong
Now, the trouble with this baby
And the whole of such kind,
Is, his mother didn't spank him
Nor she never made him mind
But she humored him to please him
For she couldn't hear him cry,
So if he refused ''tater''
He could have a piece of pie.
He could never wait for dinner
But he had to have a piece
Or inevitable bawling
Would begin. and never cease.
Or if friends were there for dinner,
He could never wait at all,
But would mount the rostrum early
And would eat or have a squall.
Now, when men with such mother
Get woman for wife,
If she knew what she was doing
She would live a single life.
For he'll never cease to tell her
How his mother was so neat
And if wife excels in cooking,
Says it isn't fit to eat.
Such a man had better soldier
Or go camping in the west,
Where the grub is not the freshest
Nor the cooking of the best.
Let him have to take his chances
Have to rustic for his life
Have to starve or do his cooking
Or appreciate a wife.
Now, if wife is somewhat faulty
Or has never learned to cook,
Never! never!l quote your mother
Better buy cooking book.
Better "eat what's set before you
And for conscience sake be still"
Then if you have poor digestion,
After dinner, take pill Cd
Pills are only fit for kickers,
Only doctors give the stuff,
Let them practice on the kirkers
Till the ninnies cry enough.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-06-17
RECOVERY
OF VICTIMS

Spokane, Wash, June 16.-Advices
from Heppner, Oregon, this morning
stated that thus far the bodies of over
two hundred victims of Sunday
nights disaster have been found.
Two hundred more are supposed to
be hidden in the ruins or swept down
the valley by the terrible flood. The
bodies are being buried in the ceme-
terry as rapidly as possible. Reports
indicate that provisions are badly
needed at Heppner. The country roads
are reported to be almost impossible.
All the crops in the valley are practi-
cally destroyed. 1t is said that but
two ranches in a distance of fifty
miles were not overflowed.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-06-17
NEW YORK
IS GENEROUS

New York. June additional
funds to the amount of $4,000 have
been sent from this city to relieve the
wants of the destitute in the flood
stricken districts Four thousand
dollars were telegraphed to Topeka
and a like sum to Kansas City and
the remainder to Gainesville. Ga The
committee has now received contribu-
tions amounting to SO, 600
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-06-17

GUARDED

Lincoln, Neh., June 16.-A special
from st. Francis, Kansas, says: With
an armed guard standing as a solid
wall between the men and the curious
public, Chauncey Dewey, W. j. Nc
Bride. and Clyde Wilson, we're taken
to Justice hall for their preliminary
hearing this morning for the murder
of Daniel Berry and his three sons in
fight two weeks ago. Every one
entering the court house was searched
for weapons. Soldiers guarded the
prisoners closely. The prisoners were
first given a hearing on the charge of
numbering Bruce Berry.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-06-17
RELIEF IS
FLOWING IN

Portland, Oregon, June 16.-Relief
measures for the stricken town of
Heppner have been taken up by the
commercial bodies of this city today.
Donations of supplies and money
ere generous and all freight is being
transported by the railroads free.
Every city within a radius of two
hundred miles of Heppner has started
relief funds, and large quantities of
supplies are now en- route.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-06-17

The Jerome Canyon Copper com
pany are loading a 50-horse power
boiler today to send out to their
property. A large pump has also ar
rived and viii be taken out tomorrow
This pump viii have large capacity
and be able to keep the mine dry un-
til a depth of 500 feet is reached. An
air compressor and three Sullivan
drills are also on the way here from
Denver and will be installed as soon
as they arrive.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-06-17

According to a TELEGRAM from Den
yer, the Federation of Miners have
taken charge of the strike in the Cliff
ton and Morenci mines and have or
ganized the Mexican miners into a
union and have taken entire charge of
the fight. The striking element is
very uDquiet and uneasy. Trouble
is anticipated and every precaution
Is being taken by the authorities to
quell any disturbance that might
arise
The mine owners absolutely refuse
to recognize the new eight hour law,
claiming it to be unconstitutional
They are determined and will not
yield an inch.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-06-17
GOOD READING IN BIG DOSES.

The Los Angeles Herald, with its
enlarged Sunday edition, believes in
giving its subscribers large doses of
good reading matter at Ieast once
week The Sunday Herald is a great
bundle, that almost makes your arms
ache to carry home, but is well worth
the effort. Every Sunday it contains
enough excellent reading matter to
keep the entire family busy all day.
The matter Is all excellently illus
trated, too, and runs from grave to
gay. and is intended to instruct, en-
tertain and amuse. The Sunday Her
aid is sure bargain at cents.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-06-17

Ed Block visited the Merchants
Mining company's property yesterday
and returned highly pleased with what
he saw there. They are running a
drift at the 100 foot level to connect
with a shaft in order to get better
ventilation and few days since in
the face of it they encountered a solid
body of ore four feet wide The ore
is of high grade and is good quality
of shipping ore. The strike is a very
important one as it was struck where
they were not particularly expecting
it, the drift as stated being run for
ventilation. The company continues
to ship ore right along while pushing
development work on the mine.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-06-17
PRESIDENT
TAKES TRIP

Washington, D. c., June I6.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt left here this morning
on a special train over the Southern
Railway for Charlottesville, Va,
where he Will make an address at the
graduation ceremony of the university
of Virginia
In the presidents party were Mrs
Roosevelt, Secretary Loeb, Ambassa-
dor Mccormick. Assistant Secretary
of State Loomis, Col. Brown and the
general passenger agent of the South
ern Railway company.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-06-17

of any mine on the Pacific coast. 1t
is situated 1900 feet above the sea
level. 1t has been in operation for
more than fourteen years and has paid
its owners, who are eastern capitalists,
over 81, 600, OOO in dividends.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-06-17
GAVE WAY TO
THE STRAIN

New York, June 16.-Frank Dean,
vice president of the Seaboard Ma
tional Bank committed suicide today
at his home in Orange,ssN. j. He arose
at the usual hour, and went into the
cellar where he shot himself in the
head. Officers of the bank said that
Deans act was due to dependency
over his domestic afflictions, his wife
being an invalid and his son having
been recently stricken with pneu-
monia.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-06-17
Fortieth Year.

SAIGON. French Cochin, China
June l3.-A typhoon Of eNtrscrdluaEy
violence swept over Hanoi Na@dlHa-
Thdbinh last night. causing Deea
damage. Many natives Perishea
Washington, June l3-Prssidsas
Roosevelt today sent for Wm- NelSoa
Cromwell. counsel for the Psnaaaa
canal company, and had a hall ho0r's
conference with him on the canal sis-
uatiOn. The conference VIII ts rs-
sumed this afternoon.
Spokane. Wash, june l2-Tsle-
phone advices from Arlington. Csrs-
son. state that the town Of Heppos-.
Ore. was destroyed by a great aee3
of water which rushed down Willcss
creek last evening. Reports fro@
lone state that from three h1n.i-sa
and fifty TO five hundred people srs
believed to have been drowned he
wires are all down. and Ooly neag-e
reports are obsainable. HepPner i
town of about twelve hundred pscple.
Later reports place the dad a.
three hundred A mighty Wan oE
water came down upon HePpaer aecGr
five thir5y yesterday evening Tae
property los l. reckous6 AZ SA>lets-
010. Hsppner Is Sltuasei in the na--
row valley of willows Creek. Tae
cloud5arst occurred a short disease
above the town ana looSeued tAe z1oa
upon Jhe Uusu-pec-ing people.
The roar of The storm dealeae3 sAe
roar Of the water and the psople hz3
uo oppo-t uuity Sc escape Hoasss
we're -geg- from their fou13a-lc1s
iroWulns people IN the wzecks e
heir own homes
S-1re- are SIN unaceounte3 tex Al
l. l4-r reports ll5 bo-iles ba1 eee1
ecav-rei At Lexington. OrsSo@
some 41u-es were wrecked eos aeaa
reee .r1Nue1 The Hood saes5ss.3
luicsly Besides the dead. frc2 enc
luudr b TWO hundred weve iaju1e&.
Be.reaGe. Juen l5-IAe Sezvaa
-Sup -ch.lua and senate assembled ~
day ana then proceeded 20 the eAGrcA
U.0u rsassem bling Ii iCine ssssioa
Prince Peter ksrssecgreVi-eh wss
UNANIMOUSLY elected king Of Ssrvia-
Loud cheers greeted the proposal e
Peters name, Which was repeated On
announcement that the vote Was U4an-
imOus. The minister Of justice hass-
ened TO the balcony snd suuoa.2esd
the fact to the waiting crowds
The people received the Information
with salvos Of cheers Diseesly FER
oath Of allegiance 70 the ReE King, the
late queens regiment being she 61sS
TO do so.
The inhabitants Of Belgrade are r.
markably quiet and uneOneerned
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-06-17

at his store and buying fuel to heat
it with, but it might not be economy
to do so. Advertising is not luxury,
but rather an economic proposition
recognized by all the best and most
successful business men the world
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-06-17

Messrs. II. A. and NJ II. Clarke
and T. John Rigby, members and Off
cials of the Rigby Mining and Beduc-
ton company of Arizona. who arrived
in Prescott yesterday from Denver.
were met here by Joe Mayer and the
party went out to Mayer today to be
gin the preparation for the erection
of lOO-ton chlorination plant, which
will be erected at that place right
away. The cost of the plant is esti-
mated at about 500, coo. These gen
tIemen are very enthusiastic over the
future of this section as mining
country. and say that it compares
very favorably with any other section
they have ever seen. They evidently
believe this to be true from the fact
of their Investment.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-06-17
PRINCE PETER ACCEPTS


Geneva. June 15,-Prinee Peter hzs
telegraphed his acceptance OF tus SsE-
Wan throne and has also tslegrsEh hss1
to the emperOrs OF Russia. and Austria
and to the king Of Italy annoUaeinS
his election and adding that be heqsd
to work for the good OF ServiA
Denver, Colo, june l5,-ln a So of
resolutions adopted by the eNeeu1ive
committee of the Western FeGsssSioa
of miners. Roosevelt Was severely
taken to task Ter ordering federal
troops To quen the disturbances AZ
Morenci. Arizona. The resclG-isls
charge that as a member Of the brcSA-
erhood of locomotive hreneA, the
president by his action. bss essn
guilty Of treason to The PrinciPlss o1
organized labor,
jackson. by. june l&-Intersse IN
the trial OF Jett and White fcr shs
murder Of J B. NarcDn wsS seeoa5-
airy today to the preliminary hsarluS
of the teamsters Of Harsis B-osAsrs
who were arrested by soldiers en-
charge Of burning the h0sel YESTERDAY
morning of B. L Even. the Fri1clpal
witness OF me commonwealth aSalass
Jett and White.
Many people spent a Sleepiess ulsAs.
expecting the torch 70 be sQglls3 -
I heir houses next
"A
/ by the CariWell-Coekrsm symEasAlz-
/ ers have been burned in Jsck>oa s5nee
|l&G The ia1 Is be5us hsavlSy
guarded.
Nev Yo-k. June l1-Develop@ea1s
OF grest Interest iu the Investigates
in the p1s- aBce scandals are eNpees-
el hers his week. Many in>nscsozs
who h-i taa sent from Wash5asSe2
/ plvs 3ei as.r inquiries Wish eviasas
hss. e YES lsv. The iniicaSions are
thsz Is soon 20 cc@e> Eee
federal -raa3 Jury Is 20 meet oa F-i-
day. Bumor has it tAsr var,ozs
charge lit .-5ns the post otkcs Asvs
! viii e. presented GO them
s.. Louis. June l1-rhe rlysE -
far his receied 81 that several sasseEa
roads thay were before eer 81 1rom
connection with - Louls, s52cs
+ Monday last. to-day are euteEag she
union station The eouditloas a7e
rapidly improvins- The cou,laae3
dry weather makes steady decline
from now ON probable.
Two children were 6roWns5 ,osiag
near the NcCaUSlan3 orsra Acese 5a
East st. Louis By rallins fean a rasc
on which they we're plsyiuS
Christians, june l2-Tae sel.iaa
steamer BhuebenS, frcm So.3s-laa2
or East Prussia eslSize3 ana Sa1k ca
June 10. The captain. ustc ara ~
5 men were 6roWued, Seven C,1er~ el
, the crew drlllei in q SUall lear tcE
p twenty two hours duriuS w1lcA ra-se
of them died of exposure.
New YORK. june lS-Charles E,
Mcfarland Of the anti -pClicy Slsc5ssy.
was shot and killed to3sy o0 tAe gsa-
p eral sessions floor Of the criu1aal
P courts baildiug by William Seeaces,
4 negro.
Spencer was to have been piscs3 on
. trial on a charge of violsSins tbe aasl-
4, policy laws
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-06-17
ACCOUNTS FOR SALE.

In the matter of Barthel and Stocks,
bankrupts.
Under and by virtue of an order OF
the district court of the fourth judi
cial district, of the territory of Ari-
IONA, am directed to sell for cash
the following accounts due said
BartheI y Stocks. tnnit.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-06-17

London, June 1.-THE tragedy of
the palace at Belgrade, marking the
latest OF the revolutions which have
convulsed Servia during the past cen
tury, is not regarded in diplomatic
circles as likely to lead to civil war
Great stress is laid on the unpopu-
larity of the king since his marriage
with Queen Draga.
st. Louis, June 1.-THE situation
at East St Louis remains about the
same as last night, The flood in the
south is still being held back at Mis-
souri, avenue, where the levee is
watched increasingly as elsewhere, by
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-06-17

A proper dispensing of medicines
requires time and skill. We don't
throw things together in our prescrip-
tiOn department. Only pure drugs
and chemicals used. The best at low
est prices. Corbin Il Bork. Burke,
Hotel Druggists. If
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-06-17

At the meeting of the stockholders
of the Niagara Copper company held
in this city this week the following
directors and officers We're elected:
Director, Herman Voge, F. L. Wright,
Geo. H. Schuerman, \. Levy, N. 4.
RothschiId. Irvine Rosenblatt, j. P.
Bauer. Officers, Herman Voge, pres
ident and treasurer; Nj \. Roths-
child, vice president; J. P. Bauder,
secretary: E. B. Modem, assistant sec
retary and bOOkkeeper.