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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
OPENING or The MEETING.

he meeting was called TO order by
or Fraak Mckee, who, In turn.
|ostcd w. Z. McCreight 10 take
j the minutes until a permanent
SNary was selected.
Ites this, a motion was made and
nded that Mayor Mckee be made
lament chairman. aud a motion al.
|royallod that j. j. sheridan ON.
as secretary. The latter read the
and Immediately thereafter Sieg.
Grunsfeld addressed the meet
stating that he considered the
|n is present form an imposition
the people and moved that the
,e laid upon the table indefinitely.
h was no second 20 the motion.
II chairman read tho following
ram which he had received dur.
be day and which was published
|ho Citlzen yesterday afternoon:
Frank Mckee. Albuquerque.
w Mexico.
|nia Re, Jan. Sl.--lIayo meeting
ht and send committee 10 repro.
lefty before the irrigation commit
u tho council which meets tOmor.
night for consideration of the
|oya river protection bill. This Ia
|rtauf
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-11
BIC EXCITEMENT
IN WASHINGTON
-%
Man Placed Bomb on
Statue and Quickly
Disappeared
REMOVED JUST IN TIME
Negro Hurled Bomb from Monument
Just a secOrd Before it Exploded
Police <Aarkng Hard on the
Case

Washington. Jan. 1O.-An. .attempt
was made today to blow up Me large
statue OF Frederick the Great when
stands in the grounds of thd rmy war
college
A soldier OF duty saw strange
iaan walk rapidly away from the stat
'e and quickly jump in carriage
she soldier pursued the man, but he
vas speedily outdistanced. the man
Griymg the teanf unusually fast.
Al the same time colored man
who vas passiag the ground, observ,
the incident and he hurried to the
itatue. After looking over it for
;ew seconds he observed hanging
rom one Of the arms. a smoking oh
iect. He was at first afraid to touch
it, but after realizing that It would
probably destroy the statue, he quick.
y grabbed. 1t and hurled it away as
far as he could.
Scarcely ha it hit the ground when
a ter explosion was heard, the OBJ
ct Ne To be a bomb The bomb
made a terrific noise when IL eyplod-
cd. and dozens Of windows in the
soldiers quarters quite a distance
away were broken and other slight
'dmage done.
Police officers were soon notified
Of the affair and they are making
every effort possible to apprehend the
man. They are interrogating ali
tackmen OF tie city and hope in this
way to ascertain which hack contain
ed the man. Several detectives have
been put to work on the case and it
Is believed thas the man wil be cap
tUsed.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-11
WON'T wAIT ON aRYAN
New Haven Court vii Not Grant His
Request.

rev Raven Court vii NOT Grant His
Request.
New Haven. Jan 10-Tbe trial of
the suit Of William j. Bryan execu-
tor Of the win Of Philo S. Bennett
against the telrs was set Tor tomoi-
row in the superior court by Judge
Robinson, in spite Of PROTEST by
Henry G. Newton, counsel for Mr..
bryan. The spit has for its object
the construction of the viii and the
determination Of the value Of the ia
nous sealed letter"
A telegram from Mr. Bryan was
read. 1t is said he would attend the
Inauguration If Gov Folk, Of Missouri
today and be at the jackson Day din
.ner at Lafayette on tomorrow and
.ee uld reach mere Thursday.
Judge StodIard, counsel for the
hers said he did not think the case
should be delayed while Mr.. Bryan
ii shooting ducks. or making speeches
.oi both. The court agreed with Mr.
Stoddard. The lawyer said also, We
are now threatened with litigation in
New York with reference to the di-
vision Of the real estate and partition
proceedings"
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-11
Ates VIII Probably not Main
tain Minister TO Panama.


Washington Jan. 10.-There is a
strong probability that as one step to-
ward simplifying the administration
OF affairs in the canal zone the func-
Ion Of Minister Barrett win be con
solidated with those of the governor
OF the canal zone, A recommends
on to this effect has been made to
Secretary Taft and to Secretary Hay
and it is probable that the recommen-
datichs vii b. adopted in view of the
iact that to make a change would
Il yolve no new legislation. The i'm
Esediate result of such acton would
b.. the vacation by ME- Barrett of his
rost as minister to Panama and the
assumption of the duties OF that place
b. Major General George b. Davis.
The governor in the canal zone The
change would result in the saving of
'he sum OF $4,000 per annum lnYolv-
&C in maintaining the American lega-
tion at Panama and in other econo-
mics. The recommendation for the
change came from Minister Jarrett.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-11
AMERICAN DENTIST
ENDED HIS LIFE
Cr. Sylvester Emperor's Famous Den
tst, Shot Himself in Berlin Use
terGay.

Berlin. Jan lO.-After writing a
farewell letter to her personal friend,
The kaiser, D. Sylvester. the emper-
crs famous American dentist today
| laced pistol at his temple and shot
his brains ont. Death resulted IN
stantly.
Or Sylvester. in the letter, left a
curse for his former partner, DR.. Wat
sen, an American, who was associat-
led with him for some time. After us.
ing him with language quite strong,
he said that DR.. Watson ruined his
personality and caused him great
ucuble
The action of the famous dentist
as caused general regret in Berlin.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-11
NEW STEAMER For
ST. SIMON LINE
Large Side Wheeler Has been Bought
in Boston by st. Simon Transit
Company.

Capt w NJ. Tupper and MIR J. b.
wright Of the ST. simon Transit Com
s'eSny have returned from Boston.
where they went for the purpose OF
purchasing a passenger steamer Tor
he Brnswick-St. Simon run and they
announce That they have purchased
the handsome steamer Attaquin.
which has been engaged in work
around Boston harbor
The new steamer is described as a
very commodlcus passenger boat and
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-11
cIarkeyIlln ReaIdenco Rurned.

ClarksyiHe, Ga, Jan. 1O.-The dwell.
ing house Of j. w. House, liverman
and horse dealer was discovered on
fire at O'Clock yesterday morning
Mrs. House was awakened b. a noise
O. the fire but the roof was falling in
when she awoke Before assistance
could get there the FIRE had made
such headway that the builatng and
bearly all the furniture were lost
he yoss is about $500 with no insur
ance.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-11
Geo. Waiter Stricken
Yesterday with Acute
Indigestion
lINGfRfO A ftW HO.
HOURS
He Was at Werk at ooIethOrpe When
Attacked, Removed to His Home
and End came-Fuenfal will
Occur This Afternoon.

Geo. Walter aged 55. who has -
lesiding in Brunswick for the sag
three or four years. for the past year
Icing connected with the Ogle
thorpe hotel was yesterday after
noon stricken with acute INDIGESTION
and died a few hours later
Mr. Walter was at work "A at
the hotel when he was sudden
iy attacked and dropped to the floor.
several people were in The hotel and
medical aid was Immediately summon
%. The patient did not improve and
Ne was placed on a stroteher and re-
moved to his home, l05 c street,
where he was attended by ur j. A.
Puts
MI Walters condition continued
tc cgrow worse and he died saoruy be
fore S O'Clock being III for only two
hours. lie was in his usual good
health up to the time that he was
stricken.
Mr. Walter was never in better
aealth than during the lasl several
months an dhis sudden death camsl
1 great shoch to pis many friends. e
vas for q number Of years, stewai&
IN one OF the Mallory steamers plying
cetwcen Blunswick and New York.
lie is survived by a wife and four
children, Who have the sympathy OF
! large circle OF friends.
the funeral VIII occur this after
aeon at 8 O'Clock from ST. Juues Epis,
copal hurch, Rev. c. G. Bradley Off
eiatins. The following gentlemen
win act as pail bearers: J. G. Conzei
uan, Hugh Porter, NJ T. Lanigan, j.
Y. Morgan " H. Dyer and +. A.
Wrench. The above gentlemen are
requested to be at The residence at
Z 30 O'Clock
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-11

Jacksonville. Fla. Jan. Sever
ance was granted by Judge Call in the
case against Jake Bradford, negro
and Nellie Plummer white. charged
with the killing Of John Plummer.
husband Of the woman vino is under
Indictment rradford went on trial
today and the woman returned to Jail
All the morning was spent in chdos
ing a jury AMI up TO noon but six had
been accepted out Of twentyfour ex.
amined The greater number failed
to qualify, having formed al opinion
r-ejudicial to an impartial trial
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-11
Prettv EIectrIcal Good.

The Brunswick Electrical Supply
Ctmpany, Farmer and vonWeller, pro
pfietors which began business last
week, has just received a very hand
some line Of electrical fixtures, glob.
es, eic. The new company has every.
thing usually tarried by a first class
supply house. They have all neces-
cary material Tor wiring, etc. and are
making a specially Of that branch OF
work.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-11

Jesup, Ca, Jan. 10.-Some time last
night a fracas occurred at the Attain
TIC Coaost Line camp cars, stationed
here in which Joe Austin shot J.. w.
Lyal twice Neither shot took effect
only the powder burning him in the
face. Justice r. A. Floyd issued a
warrant TODAY ~ the arrest Of Aus
tn. The fun particulars OF the row
have not been learned yet.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-11

Havana Jan 1O.-More than a hun.
drcd Professors, physicians. sanitary
officers and experts, the large major
ity Of them from the United States.
hove arrived here to attend the an.
nual meeting Of the American Public
Health Association. Tho first meeting
ci the laboratory section opened to-
day with fifty members, presided over
by the chairman. Dr. " A. Moore. OF
Cornell University. The session was
devoted to water and sewerage"
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-11
CITY HALL TO BE LIGHTED
Wits ELECTRIC LIGHTS


Gas Lights win at Last be Done
Away With.
At last the city hall is to DC lighted
With electricity AT The meeting Of
counil lasl aght Alderman Aiken Of
cred a motion that the superintend,
o'ts OF public works and public build
lngs immediately have electric lights
Installed an over the buildng the
cost Of same not to exceed $500,
For years Tie city h'dl has been
igbted with gas, and although com
plaints have been made often nothing
as ever been done The work Of
eirins the building viii begin immed{
lately
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-11
PLEASANT AFFAIR GIVEN
AT THE PHEONlX CLUB
Banquet rendered Mr.. M. Kaiser Mon.
day Night.

Bdnquet icndereu Mr. NJ. Kaiser Mon
day Night.
At the pheorix club On Union street
Monday evening a banquet was Civ
err complimentary TO NJ Kaiser the
well known Brunswickian who leaves
in a few days to make Now York his
home
A large number Of the members
were present and enjoyed the even
ing.
Several Of the most prominent mem.
bers of the club made short addresses
expressing their regret over the de-
parture Of Mr. Kaiser. lie replied in
short talk, stating that he himself
regretted to leave the city, but prom
ised to visit bis old home often.
Altogether the affair was a very
pleasant one end was thoroLehly en-
joyed by those present
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-11
SALOON is TO OPEN
WITH A NEW MANAGER

The saloon at the corner OF Glouces-
ter and Grant streets, formerly con-
dected by j. c lehman win open again
l,tXt week with Jesse Aldredge as
manager Some very handsome bar
fixtures are being installed by the
Chattanooga Brewing Company the
owners, and the saloon will be one OF
the hondsomest and most up to date
!. the city The building has also been
repaired rhc saloon will probably
ogen for busi5.e ess Monday.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-11
NO IMPORTANT
CHANGES MADE
Nearly All of the Present
Officials Were Re-
Elected
TWIIIAiS CltN ATTORNEY
Or. }. A. Butts Again Elected City
Physician, Russell, cerk; symons
Treasure List of all
Those Elected

City council met in adjourned ses-
sion last night. the express purpose
of The meeting being for the election
city officer for The year 1906 I'M
r0diately after being called to order
motion prevailed that th9 council
SO into executive session.
The fun council was present and
they' adJoumel to the antiroom short
BY after 80 Tor the purpose of eau.
clsing ON ths different city officers
i; was seen that there was more or
position than had been expected
there being more than one candidate
for the Office of city physician. city
attorney, city jailer, superintendent
sanitation, impounding officer and one
ur two minor officers 1t took the
members Of council just two hours to
elect all the employees. and upon re-
assembling tha following We're deciar-
ca unanimously elected for the pres.
emf year.
City clerk. N. d. Russell
City treasurer. W. F. Symons.
City attorney, f &. Twitty
Marshal y. A. Buney.
Assistant marshal. r. e. Owens
City physician and health Offices
A. Butts
City iailer and keeper OF guard
house, Clinton Brown.
City engineer, c. s. Wylly
superintendent sanitation End san
Hary inspector, j. J. Spears
Engineer pumping station. p. R. T
Mundy
Assistant enginees, W. J. Newman
Chief fire department. John C.
GteeH
lrarbor maser 3 "A. Fahm
city printer. } e. Young.
lmpounding officer. II w. Hendricffss
sexton white cemetery. Chas. G.
Moore
sexton eoioied cemetery Jackie
White.
Janitor city hall w II Thomas
Port warleas. .. Johannessen. J H.
Leo, c. HaIvcIson.
Foreman public works. G @ Gooe
niead.
Tax assessor 3 years ii. r. symons
Pilet commissioners +. G. Upper,
j. w Thomas.
The eIectioA oil the several members
d; the board cf health was postponed
until some future time.
Alderman Aiken offered a resolution
which was adopted, to the effect that
al city employees be employed under
their respective heads OF the different
departments which is to work in con
,duction WITH the council ommittee
lhe pay for the different city employ.
tees is also 70 be Fixed by the heads
Of the different departments
AS the meeting was held solely for
the purpose Of electing officers no 9TH
,er business was transacted and coun.
ell adjourned 10 meet again on Thurs
day night.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-11
BUSY DAY WITH :
BANKRUPT COURT
Four Cases Were Heard
By Referee Isaac Yes
terday
TRUSTEES WERE ALL AAMGD|
). }. Lissner Elected Trustee in the
3. LevIson case-Appraisers Also
Appointed-Ts'~asin in the


Referee isSA Of the bankruptcy
court, held am teresting session OF
his court yes,erdN. at which fcef. or
rye cases we've taken up, the first
meeting Of %redtors held, trustee
named and other matters disnoseg OF.
The only brunswick case 10 come
In was that of B. Levison, the liquor
dealer. j. J Lissner was eleeteu
trustee in this case and he will inn
mediately relieve the receiver, Geo.
r. Krauss. who has been in charge of
the business for the pasl few weeks
} c. Lehman, Patrick Koran and w
{. Brobston we're appointed apprais
ers in the case
The case Of }. s. Douglas. Of Alma
Appling county, was also disposed of
The creditors held their first meeting
ana elected W. c Landlord. Of Doug
las, trustee, he being require to give
bond in the sum Of $3,5OO The ap,
praiseR named in this case were Lew
G G'steen a Mnchew and l.. w Lee.
In the case of Elias Lott, Jr Of
BroXton, J. j. Rogers, Of Douglas, who
IS at present the receiver, was named
as trustee the appraisers appointed
Icing Moses Griffin, j. u. OyersIreet
and Lawson Kelly.
Another case taken u9 was that o.
J. d. Anderson. also Of BroNton The
creditors held their first meeting ana
appointed Lawson Kelly. of Douglas,
now the receiver as trustee ana he wifi
Immediately wind up the affairs OF
tie bankrupt Moses Gninin, D. b.
ONerstreet. Of Douglas ana edwin w
jart Of this city were named as the
appraisers.
Several other minor matters were
dspoaed Of end the court adjourned
70 meet again in Douglas on January
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-11
FAX ASSESSORS TO BEGIN
THEIR WORK MONDAY

The city tex assessors. he board
leng composed Of c. M Tilton, J. W
Coilinis and f r Symons will begiu
aoir work as soon as possible.
Mr.. Symons was elected a member
of the board the meeting Of council
last night and as soon as he qualities
tie work OF assessing ali property in
the city win begin. Il s probable
hat the assessors win start on their
rounds Monday morning.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-11
Impeaehment for JUDGE swaxne

Washington, Jan. l0.-Thc special
committee Of the house charged with
preparing articles Of Impeachment
against Federal Judge Swayne, met
today but did not complete the draft
OF the articles Another meeting wiz
be held tomorrow The Indications
are that the report win be divided on
the articles o. impeachment
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-11

Washington. Jan 10 Secretary Taft.
mas promulgated an executive order
Ton the free ntry Of goods and mer-
chandise at Ancon and Cnrlstobal.
the terminal Torts Of the canal zone
when such goods or merchandise are
htonded for the construction Of the
canal or consumption by officers and
employees Of the United States with
the exception Of the natives
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-11
Yonnn whIte Man Releaacd.

Newman White, The young white
nan who was arrested Monday charg
ID with the theft Of a gold watch, was
released yesterday The owner Of the
watch did not desire to prosecute the
II an, stating that all she desired was
the recovery of the watch
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-11

Considerable interest is beng mani
tested in the bowling match tonight
tetween the eague teams cf Bruins
wick and Macon The loocal team
has been doing some work lately and
hope to come out victorious over the
Central City team tonight The game
will begin at 80.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-11
TRlED To RREAK lN AousE.


1alladega, Ala. Jan. 10.-WIliam
Edwards. white alan, who was a
horse trader from st. Clair county,
vas shot and killed here Saturday
right at the home Of negro horse
trader named Nick Jacobs.
Edwards. il is alleged. was drunk,
end tried to break in Jacobs house.
Jacobs claimed THAT Edwards was
shot by his lite son Frank. who is a
boy about twelve or fourteen years
of age
Edwards was shot in the back Of
his head with single barrel shotgun
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-11
SHARES PROFITS WITH IT'S MEN
VaIdosta Mandatory Gives Per Cent
Of Prfits to its Employees.

Naldosta Mandatory Gives Per Cent
of Prfits TO its Employees.
Valdosta Ga Jan 10.-The Hender-
son-Crawford Buggy Company Of VAL
dosta. one Of the largest manufactur-
ng concerns in this section, operates
it, factory on the profit sharing plan
giving a certain per cent of the net
profits to its employees at the end Of
each year The distribution Of the
profits for last year was made among
! The employees yesterday the sum OF
81 900 being given TO them All Of
the men who have been with the COM
pany for one year or Longer shared
In the profits in proportion to the
amount of the wages which they make
The company has done a remarkably
/ successful business for the year Just
passed.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-11

Tallahassee, Fla. Jan. lO-Tom
%fendon. son Of J. H. Trendon, or
Daphn. Fla, was horribly mangled
by a seaboard train Saturday alto
neon He died while being taken to
the hospital.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-11
Stricken win ParaIvsls.

Valdosta Jan 1O--John w Har-
rell, one of the most successful farm
crs Of this county. suffered a stroke
Of paralysis a few days ago He has
improved and may recover entirely
from the stroke.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-11
Snow at Memphis.

Memphis, Tenn, jan, Ten inches
o. snow fel here throughout the early
part Of the day, seriously impeding
street car traffic and delaying trains
from one to three hours. The storm
offended as far west as Little Rock.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-11
NAVAL STORES OPERATORS

VIII Discuss Prices for Cutting Boxes
and Dipping.
The Turpeutine Operators Associa-
aNpn for the territory extending from
n NGoss to Thomasville and from
N Lake City viii hold a meet
eldosta next Thursday to dis
>pss matters Of interest TO operators
A meeting was held a month ago ana
some interesting reports made
Among the important questions to
ccme up are uniform price for cut
ting boxes, dipping, etc.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-11
FOUGHT WITH GUN AND Ak.
Two Negroes Shot ond Stabbed Eacf

Two Negroes Shot and Stabbed Each
Other over a Dime
Lyons, Ga, Ian, 10--In a fight yes
t(aday between two negroes at Mrs
Cummings mill over 10 cents which
one claimed the other owed him. one
negro had cash cut from his back
tl his left breast and another in the
breast. After receiving these cuts
he shot ossAF-7Apssa.s..s,- 49,
apdss ,d Win
an aN~s4Nseffcm walked and a haIG
miles to Lyone for DR. Webb to dress
his wounds. lie tainted as soon as
te got to the Doctors gate and was
carried into the house After the
wounds had been dressed he started
l's'ssys hes mill The other negro
tcfrFSH,' Webb said, may
Nose Smith is the name OF
the negro who was cut and Henry
v Nilliams the name OF the other one
VINO was shot
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-11
MASKED MEN, FULLY ARMED
ROB POKER PLAYERS OF KITTY
thousand Dollars in Jewelry and $4Oo
in Cash Taken

Decatur Ala, Jan. l0--Armed men
with Winchester rifles, brace Of re
volyers and with masks covering their
faces two unknown men late Satur.
Qay night robl ed six men who were
engaged in playing poker on a house
brat on the Tennessee river 30 miles
above here.
About $1,000 in diamonds and iewel-
ry and $400 ia cash was secured.
The robbers escaped into Sand
Mountain and were not followed. They
are believed to be moonshiners.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-11
AFTER .HE 90 rRUar

Attorney General Moody Makes Argu.
ment in the Supreme Court.
Washington Ian l0-Attomev
General Moody made argument for
lhc government before the Supreme
court Of the United States this after
noon in the beef trust case. He said
lie corporations comprising the trust
entered into certain agreements with
each ether to rerlorm certain acts in
pursuance thereof all Of which are
aimed TO Do unlawful lIJ argued
g hich the charges are based
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-11
&BERS NAMED
FOR LOCAL BANKS
ANNUAL SsstinsA Held By
thsIwo IMtitdtions
1eSteruS
ONLY A FEW CHANGES MADE
", NJ. Tupper Elected vicg President
Of Bank and smpany-L.
3 ded to Directors
IF National

! The stockholders Of the National
Bank Of Brunswick and the Ba Awick
Bank and rmst Company heidN 81
annual meetings yesterday at which a
board Of directors for the present year
were elected Those elected by tie
National bank were the following:
Joseph w. Hennet, Aibere Fe1Sig,
e. D. Walter E f. Conoy e. ~ Ma.
SIN. G. Downing, ]. B. Wright. L. r.
Atkins, Henry Talmage. The only
c'.ange in the directors of the bank is
the addition Of l.. r, Atkins Immed-
lately after the election n .hg direc-
tors they held meeting ana elected
the follwtng oficers:
President G Downing.
Vice President, e. II. Mason.
Cashier E. D, Walter.
The stockholders OF the Brunswick
Bank and Trust Company elected the
following directors z d. Aiken, M
Kaiser, w, NJ 1upper, N. Emanuel
H. e. Briesemck, j. A. Foster. II. H..
raymond r Z NJ. strachan. Geo. Fl.
3syHseea7s s'i 'a4sssgs 80 III ~ i;,,at. So