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West Jordan Drug Co.

WI ITHoUT doubt the neatest and
w best appointed drug store IN
w the valley outside OF Salt
Lake City is the one conduct
ed by the above named company. A full
and complete line Of all classes OF goods
usually carried by all first class drug
stores Is kept In stock The stock is
neatly and conveniently displayed and
IL Of high order A large soda foun-
tain that is equalled by few IN the
entire state dlspenses cool. refreshing
drinks during the summer, aud for
those who prefer the usual line OF hot
drinks, are served during the winter,
The proprietors, opened FOR business
on Jan n, 1903, Mr.. j, N, Watson, tho
pharmacist OF the firm, having been
connected for several years with lead
Ing drug houses both In Provo and
springvlle, during which time he has
made an envlable record for skill and
reliability. The Arm enjoys n constant
ly Increasing business
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OGDEN DEPARTMENT

paying the widow $1,000 without fur
ther litigation.
MUNICIPAL JUDGE QUALITIES.
John d. Murphy municipal Judge
elect filed his official bond which was
approved by the mayor. the suretes
being Joseph Carlson and r, NJ. Conroy.
FINE ASSESSMENT MAPS.
A very complete set Of assessment
maps Of Weber county covering the as
sessment OF all properties IN the city
and equity have been prepared by
Deputy County Clerks w, r.. Swan and
Julia Marks They are a creditable
piece OF work, and viii prove OF much
benent TO the county officials and pub
lie IN general, The maps are placed In
cabinet that Is hung on the wall IN
the county commissioners room. Rollers
are arranged In the cabinet for the
maps from 1896 10 date, and there IL
place for six more years. The maps
contain a complete assessment Of all
classes OF property. besides
great amount OF other useful
information. IL has been a dif-
ficult and tedious Job to prepare
the maps, but they win be OF great use
for reference purposes In the future.
jim MARTELLo DISCHARGED.
Jim Martelo, an Italian who has
been confined at the county jail for sew
eral weeks past, awaiting trial on the
charge OF assault with deadly weap-
on. has been dIschargeda s there was in
sufficient evidence forthcoming TO take
the case 70 trial In the Second district
court. Martello was charged with
having threatened the lie Of woman
with whom he was keeping company at
Mariotts settlement,
DEATH OF MRS, MARY PETIT,
Mrs. Mary PETIT, a popular young lady
OF Ogden, wife Of Archie II. PETIT and
daughter OF Daniel and Sarah Roberts,
died at the family residence. 7i2 Twen-
ty-nfth street, from complication Of
kidney troubles and dropsy aged "a
years, The funeral services VIII be
held al the Fifth ward church Sunday
afternoon at o'clock. Her remains
may be viewed at the home on date OF
funeral from 10 a, H. TO 1880 p. m.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Frank James will play this after
noon and evening al the Grand opera
House IN THE Fatal Scar" Monday
matinee and evening the attraction is
"The Fatal Wedding"
Thomas Fitzgerald has gone east to
Louisville, Kentucky, on business.
Charles Hayer was taken 10 the In
sane asylum at Provo by Deputy Sheriff
Belnap.
Mrs. Fred Tout has gone TO Pocatello
10 spend the New Years holidays.
Arthur Anderson, who has been crit
ically III at Chicago for several weeks,
is now rapidly recovering, but will not
be able TO resume his art studies for
a considerable time,
Joseph H. Belnap, who was operated
on at tho ogden hospital for appendi-
Gifts, is progressing very satisfactory
ly.
The officials In the county court house
are making q thorough cleaning up,
ready for the new year County Clerk
Holllngsworth has been working clerks
almost night and day this month IN
order to get all the business of his
office up to date, ready for County
Clerk.elect David Mattson.
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LIfs-Prospsrous Season for Farmers.
Special Correspondence
Fountain Green, sanpete Co.. Dec
a9-The first snow this season began
falling here Dec, "a and continued on
the 25th. during which time about one
foot OF snow fell. Wo have now about
inches OF snow on the ground. and
sleighlng Is good.
There have been two deaths this
month, j. ~ Madsens Oldest son, about
~ years OF age, died on the Srd inst.
and Mrs Janet Cr0wther died on tho
22nd. She was ora OF the early con-
verts to "Mormonism' in her native
country Scotland Joining the Church
In lSAl and coming to America about
the year 1854 Crossed the plains with
a handsart company from Iowa city
In the year 1855. With her husband,
George Crowther, she has lived here
since 1867 coming here from SEWER
county, az that time when the settle
ments IN SEWER county were abandoned
on account OF Indian troubles. then
existing She leaves two sons and four
daughters and about 40 grandchildren
She was devoted 70 her religion and
respected by all
The holiday season has been enjoyed
by both old and young. IN theaters,
dances, etc, and our people look for.
ward to the new year with bright
hopes before them. The season lust
passed has been a prosperous ono 10
the farmers. who reaped good CROPS and
received fair price for their products
The wool growers ana stockmen havs
also Jared we'll and our merchants are
doing a good business.
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ST. GEORGE,
THINGS DOING IN DIXIE.
Holiday Festivities Galore - Baseball
Matches weather Delightful

Holiday Festivities Galore - basebal
Matches westhsr Delightful
Special Correspondence.
st. George. washington Co, Dec 28.
There are things doing IN sunny
Dixie Nowhere In the state are peo-
ple having pleasanter holidays than
We. santa Claus brought us a delight
ful shower on Christmas eve, clarifying
the air and settling the dust that has
been accommodating since August, our
relatives and friends students, teach
ers. miners, cattlemen, ranches, farm
ers. etc, etc, have come in upon US
from north, east, south and west-all
bringing good cheer, and endeayorlng,
seemingly, 10 make the season the
llyellest and most Joyous for years.
They are succeeding admirably and
that's the reason we want to tell others
about II,
Schools closed the first semester's
work on Friday last with appropriate
Christmas exercises They Will resume
work on Tuesday, jan B. The early
advent OF spring and summer renders
extended mldwnter holidays lnoppor-
tune
Home dramatic companies, dancing
parties and social gatherings arc the
order for evening entertainments, while
baseball attracts hundreds OF people TO
the public square during the day time
The prettiest game OF baseball that
has been played IN many years was
fought out on Monday between the
Woodward est George) schooIboys and
the Normal Cedar sohoolbOys. The
score Is % in favor OF the normal
boys, hardly suggests the eyenness Of
the contest. The disparity IN score
was result OF one or two bad plays
by Woodward boys who BECAME frus-
tered through eXcltement-none hay-
Ing ever been IN contest game before.
Boys from both schools played splendid
ball, and u spirit OF rivalry which will
be very beneficial 10 both schools has
been awakened.
on Tuesday q wilder game between
the Normal boys and town boys OF 81.
George was played, resulting IN a score
Of 30 TO % IN favor OF the latter. Thus
matters are eyened up ana both sides
are satisfied
An enumeration Of the "promlnents'
In town at this season would call for
too much space, but you may De inter.
ested IN knowing that there is a great
Influx, too, OF our Lamanite frlonda.
who como IN 10 participate IN The
Christmas spirit of-no, not giving. but
receiving
The health Of the people is good. the
weather is delightfully."- pleasant iust
cool enough 20 DO celebrating.
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WEDDING BELLS.
Land RelInquished In PAySon Forest
Roserye-News In Brief

Land Rslnquished In PAyson Forest
Rossrye-Nsws In Brief.
Special Correspondence,
Provo, Utah Co, Dec, Sliced Of
REIMBURSEMENT OF twenty-three quar-
ter-sections Of land In the Payson for
est reserve, from the w. u. Moses Land
Scrip and Realty company, Of Denver,
Colorado, TO the United States Of Amer
lea have been filed with the county
recorder The land Is situated in Sec
lions ?, rs and 80, township 10 south.
range east, Salt Lake meridian, and
the REIMBURSEMENT is made with a view
to taking up In lieu Of the land re-
llnquished, other public land, under the
act Of Congress OF June I, 1897.
WEDDING PERMITS ISSUED.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following couples:
VIM u. Roberts, 81, Of Robinson, and
Elodia X. Mangum, ~, Of Eureka.
James NJ, Bowen, q, Of Spanish Fork,
and Belya Gallup, is, Of Napoleon,
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
Judge Johnson, OF the Seventh dis
trlct, held court In Provo yesterday
while Judge Booth was holding court
In Brigham city,
Alma NJ. Peck OF Provo Bench has
been fined $40 by Justice Noon for H.
licit wine selling.
D. Mlley Smith hiss resigned as city
marshal Of Pleasant Grove; his sue
cess0r has not yet been appointed.
n. W. Driggs ~ Pleasant Grove, is
hero from business trip to Cedar Fort
and the surrounding country, Mr.,
briggs reports that the people Of Ce-
dar Fort have erected q ine brick
Westinghouse this summer
The Home Dramatic company Of
Pleasant Grove gave very successful
performance for the benefit Of the Re-
lief society OF this town Wednesday
evening.
Today ~ Payson men and ~ Benja-
min men are engaged In matched rab-
BIT hunt for 800 a side.
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SUMMONS

In the Justices Court In and tor tho
city OF Murray, County Of Salt Lake,
State OF Utah Before j. p McOmle, Jus
tce Of the Peace. Bingham Mercantile
Co. a corporation, Plaintiff vs. c. A.
Smith, atlas G r. Smith. Defendant. Tho
State Of Utah TO the Defendant: You are
hereby summoned TO appear before the
above entitled court within ten days after
tho service N this Summons upon YOU, II
served within the county IN which this
action Is brought, otherwise within twen-
~ days after the service and defend the
above entitled action. brought against YOU
% recover the sum Of 1855 FOR goods,
wares and merchandise sold and dely-
cred and IN case Of your failure 20 do
so Judgment will be rendered against YOU
according 70 the demand OF the complaint
j. r, McO'MIE,
Justice " The Peace.
WIN ANDERSON,
Attorney Tor plalnuff.
Room 4 Hooper & Eldfedge Building,
gAlt Lake CITY
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WEST WEBER.
SARAH j. WILSON DEAD.
sunday schools Celebrate chrlstma,
Holiday Santa Distributes Presents

NhHN"N NNhNNlH iNfcuIHNo GnTInfmH
Holiday Santa Distributes Presents
Special Correspondence
West Weber, Weber Co.. Dec q
Sarah j. Wilson passed away Dec g2 after
q few days illnesa. Her sister LILLIAN
Wilson Hunter died In this place on ia
l7th Inst, thus making the two deaths
ln ono week, which IL a great shock 10
the widowed mother
Sister Wilson was born June "a. 1881
AZ keloe, Durham, England came 10
utah N 1873, with her mother and sot-
ued IN Wost Weber whero she remained
until her death. She has been most
faithful worker IN the Sunday school
Primary association and since 1854 bsa
been secretary OF the Relief society All
these positions she filled with honor Tho
largely attended funeral and The nanv
beautiful floral tributes which we're iaia
on the caSkel showed the hlgh esteem IN
which she was held by those whom sbe
had been associated with IN the different
organizations
The services were presided over by
Bishop r. Mcfarland. The speakers
were VIM burlington, II. g. Jacobs NJ
Hawkes. and o, H. Hunter and Bishop
Mcfarland.
The two Sunday schools IN this ward
celebrated Christmas IN tho real Old
fashioned way An excellent program
was rendered IN the morning M Which
time Santa and bls wife appeared and
gave gifts 20 the children. There was also
dancing IN the afternoon and evening for
young and old
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SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
Third Judicial District OF the State Of
Utah, County Of Salt Lake Emma MIL
lken, plaintiff vs. Arthur a Mllllken,
defendant The State Of Utah. 10 the
said defendant.
You are hereby summoned 10 appear
within twenty days after the service q
tho County IN which this action 10
brought otherwise within thirty days az
ter service and defend the above entitled
action and IN case OF your failure so 10
do, Judgment will be rendered against YOU
according 20 the demand Of the COM
plant copy Of which will bo filed with
the clerk OF said court within five days
from service hereof upon you,
c. ~ NELSON,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
T. O. Address, Constitution Bldg, Main
street, Salt Lake city. Utah
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tho Phoenix saloon By the time they
were ready 70 start work again they
we're feeling rather iubiant, so when
they once got the refrigerator moving
they failed 10 stop FOR wires or any
thing else Lying along the road after
they had passed were coils Of broken
electric and telephone wires loft hang
Ing 10 the main line, endangering the
lives OF passeE BY Or. Olsen protest.
ed against their actions, and Tor hls
pains he was shumcfully abused by the
officials OF the company, When no
redress could be had from the Offend
ers he turned 10 the city officials The
Independent Telephone Co. has pre-
scented bin against Wolfe for $3.50
as well as the He'll telephone. besides
the electric Hight company bills, I'm all
probability IS VIII cost the house
movers IN the neghborhood OF $3.50 for
their jolllfcatIon, After the case In
the justices court ls settled, pr, Olsen
intends TO enter suit to recover dam
ages for the inconvenience he was put
tot
NEW COAL AND LUMBER co.
The Murray Coal company viii COM
mence 10 do business IN the near tu-
ture on the old Horn Silver ground.
JOS 8. Mousley and Henry Lund are
the managers.
DEATHS HARVEST.
Joel Jensen, an aged resident OF Muir
ray died very suddenly Thursday az
midnight, from all indications tho
cause was heart failure,
Mr. Weller, an aged resident Of MUIR
ray, who died last week from old age,
was buried Monday afternoon from the
home OF his SON. The old gentleman
had been feeble Tor years and almost
blind. His son Henry Weller, came
down from Mackey Ida, and took
charge OF the funeral
Samuel Goff q years Old son ~
President Goff, died Of typhoid fever
Thursday, Dec. o. Funeral will be held
Monday noon at West Jordan meeting
house
Mrs Wright, wife OF Mr.. Wright, who
lives In the Dewey roomlnghouge. died
last Monday OF puerperal fever the
body was taken to salt Lake Tor bur-
tai,
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Albert Cahoon left Thursday after
noon for Nevada, TO spend a month I'm
the mining business there.
Mrs Henry Weller has been confined
to her bed for some time.
Mr. Edward JarrOschek is making
preparations 10 leave on a mission.
George a, Kirwin Of West Jordan
and Martha Reynol.- Of Park City have
been granted license 10 we'd
David Williams returned from Ia
coma, New, and will soon so to 81.
George on mining business
A combination dance OF an the frater-
nal orders OF Murray viii be held I'm
the Trooaders. Jan. 3, 1905. The object
Is 20 raise money 10 finish the new hall.
George Cnddle OF Idaho Falls is Wis.
ting friends and relatives I'm this To-
oallty lie bought land from the Janson
land agency and Is completing home
In that locality.
Louis r, Boyle left for Logan Tues.
day evening where he viii spend a
few days.
Edward Cox has just lately returned
nome from the northern states, where
ne mas been on a mission.
geo, w. Blackburn OF Taylorsville
VIII leave for Shelly Ida. IN the near
future, where he has purchased land
from the Janson land agency.
Robert Colts and A. Z. Nellson NJ
IisyloTsyllle left Monday evening Tor
Idaho to look over the land which IL
offered for sale In that locality by the
Janson land agency
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REDEMPTION OF CHURCH BONDS
Series H.

GAIT Lake City. Utah Dec. 1. 1904
Notice Ia hereby given that pursuant 10
the terms Of the Bonds OF tho Church
Of Jesus Christ OF Lattor.day Saints, Lor.
engo Snow Trustee In Trust dated De.
ctmber aist 1895 there being sufficient
money In the Sinking Fund for that pur.
nose. the following described bonds OF
Series are hereby called Tor rsasmp-
lion on the nrst day NJ January, 1906 Wis,
800 Bonds Nos. 10 800, inclusive. 9. $50 an
pN Bonds Nos l to 81 inclusive -, $500
ioul t'''''s''s'ss't 't'f'tttsssssststs.slibbp
Bonds must be presented 10 the under.
signed Trustees on or after January Srd
1913 al the neseret National Bank. sait
Lake City, Utah. with Coupons Nos lg 10
y attached, and interest will cease on
all above described Bonds on January
lst 1896,
LEWIS 8. HILLS.
DAVID EcCIeEs.
Trustees
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NOTICE.

Notice Of the annual meeting Of the
Phoebe Consolidated Mining & Reduc.
ton Company, The annual meeting of The
stockholders Of the plochs Consolidated
Mining a Reduction Company will be held
at the general offices OF the corporation In
the rooms occupied hy II. w. Lawrence
No. rs South Main Street, Salt Lake CITY.
Utah, on The 9Th day OF January 4
u. 1908 AZ II O'clock a. m. for the pur
pose OF electinR trustees and other Of
hoers a tho corporation. and 70 pass upon
tho question Of the sale Of tho entire
Of the corporation. and 10 trans
act any and al such business as shall
lawfully come before said meeting
FRANK GODBE Secretary
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NOTICE or srOCKHOLDKRS
MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the stock.
holders q the Salt Lake a los
Angeles Railway Co. will be held Al The
office OF the President OF tho company,
No. % p. South Temple Street. on Mon.
day. the 9Th day OF January. A p. 1903
a, 70 o'eioek = M ..9T The purpose
tho ensuing year, and for the tranrab.
tl0n OF such other business as may prop-
erly come before the meeting.
WIN MCMILLAN. Secretary.
Salt Lake City. Utah Dec. 18th, 1901.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

The South Columbus Mining Company.
Location Of principal place Of business.
Room 81 Commercial Block. Salt Lake
city, Utah Notice There are delinquent
upon the following described stock on ac-
count OF assessment levied on the 18th day
OF November A. d. 1894 the several
amounts set opposite the names Of tho re-
speetlve shareholders as follows
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NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING

The annual meeting OF the stook.
holders OF the saltalr Beach com,
pany will DO held at the ofdse
of the President Of the company, No d
r. South Temple Street on Monday. thc
eth day OF January A. y. 1896, al i0,0
o'clock a. NJ Tor the purpose OF eeotlns
directors Of said company for the snsus
ing year and Tor the transaction OF such
other business as may properly come be-
fore tho meeting.
WIN. MCMILLAN. Secretary
Salt lake city. Utah, Dec 18th. 1904
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT.

The Elmors Gold Mining and Milling
Company Principal place 81 business, 45S
Atlas Block. Salt Lake city, Utah. No.
tice There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock on account Of as
sessment No, q levied on the Oh day az
November, 1901 the several amounts set
opposite the names OF tho respective
shareholders, rs follows:
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PROVO.

The Daily News IL delivered by carrier
I'm Provo early every evening Sundays
excepted on the same terms as In Salt
Lake-7b cents per month, All complaints
requests for changes OF address and pay
ments OF accounts should be made 10 r.
i Dugdale, 3l2 west lth North Street
Provo, Advertisements and orders for
Church works also received.
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LOGAN.

The agent Of the Deseret News IN To-
gan Is G. n Robbins. 10 North Main
p 10 whom all payments Of accounts
should be made. Daily News % cents per
month Saturday and Scml-We'Fl News
100 per year Complaints. changes OF al.
drfs, orders for Advertisements and
Church works win DO given prompt at
tsntion
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THAT Never FaIl,,"

OF Ju0b County expires ON Monday
next, has been appointed teacher in The
Eureka public school to hll the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Miss lsa
Thomas who has been elected county
SUPERINTENDENT OF l'ln8 county Wyo-
ming, Mr. Andrews is % capable tcach-
en- and wen versod M school matters
having served "a term U1 superintendent
Of the schools Of this county
John Bush, cage rider ot the Grand
Central mine al Mammoth, was badly
bruised up and had his FOOT crushed by
the sudden stopping Of me cage on
Friday
sheriN.cloct James 3. Whitehead Of
this county viii appoint ex-Marshal
Harry ID. Goldsbrough OF NephL dep.
uty sheriff az the county seat on Mon
day next No deputy VIII be appointed
for Mammoth at present
SWEET CHARITY
Several OF the citizens OF Eureka have
contributed $500 for the relief Of the
children Of the late Mathew a. Gardner,
Tho parents OF the Children died few
weeks ago within eight days OF each
other and loft nine little ones, tho
youngest but a few weeks Old IN desu-
tuto circumstances The good people
Of Eureka viii look after their well
fare.
city Councilman Herbert Hopes who
was elected for the four-year term at
the last city election, will tender his
resignation to the city council tomor-
row night, so he can assume his duties
az representatiye-elect OF this county to
the state Legislature.
Mrs. George Hayes, well-known
lady OF this city underwent an opera
tlon az the Holy Cross hospital, salt
Lake, this week and is recovering rap
idly.
Walter the youngest child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. jackson McChryslaL was taken
seriously IN on Tuesday and Supt. A.
H. Welby's private car was sent out
from Salt Lake and the little one re-
moved to the Holy Cross Hospital for
treatment
SUIT. Robert Brown Of the Centen-
NAL. Eureka mine, underwent a surgi-
cal operation at the ST. Marks hospital
AT salt Lake this week ind is recover
Ing nicely.
CYRUS Dallln was sent 70 n Salt Lake
hospital Tuesday suffering from blood
poisoning Several days ago Mr.. Dallin
bruised his hand, and little attention
was paid to the injury at the time, but
IN n few days blood-polson developed
making II a serious case
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rrAn InAHo. rnE woRLp.

Three new maps Just Issued, Utah
md Idaho on one side. the World on
the reverse side, including population
Of countries and towns according 70
he 1900 census, with a brief sketch OF
every country In the world. Size 27x
3ih inches. value Scents sent TO any
address for CSC Address Deseret News
BcoA Store. Salt Lake City. Utah.
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ATTENTION. sPscuLAroRs

To this sale sealed BIDS will be "a.
ctiyed until January 10Th 1905, BY the
Trustees OK School pistrlqt @, for the old
East between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
South. NH Creek
We reserve the right TO reject any ana
All bids
J. s. HAMILTON,
CiIAS Bell,
J. r. NILSSON. Clerk
Fifteenth 6outh Murray, Utah
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NOTICE or spEoIAL srOoKHoLDERs
MEETING.

Notice Is hereby given that A special
meeting Of the stockholders OF the Bic
slnrer and Beck Mining Company, a cor
porauon Of Utah. IS hereby Called. and
NIL be- held e. the, office q tho company,
Utah, on Friday. January 6th, 1906 az 10
a. N, Of said day. for the purpose OF
eleotina q board Of five directors, presl.
dent vice president, a secretary and a
treasurer, and for the transaction OF such
other business as may lawfully come be-
foro said meeting
THOMAS BIEsrNGER. President
EUGENE NJ CANNON, Secretary.
Dated Dec goth. 1904