The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-07-20

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Capt. Chas. Trezona acted as toast
master and did the part with a grace
in one who has never posed
as a possessor Of the "gift o. CAB. !"
The guests were seated by the toast
master and amid pleasant local chat
ter with neighbors at the festal board
the nine courses on the menu were
served by Mine Host Glode and his
able assistants. The following courses
were served and that the guests were
no cripples in their under jaws or
their upper ones either was demon
strated without a doubt:
Little Necks Sur Coqullle
Celery Stuffed Pimentos
Consomme Royale
Sailed Almonds Cheese Sticks
Fillet of Lake Superior Whitefish Vert Pre-
Cucumbers Shoestring Potatoes
Radishes
Fresh Lobster in Cases Newberg
Roast Philadelphia SQUAD au Cresson
Punch Romaine
TenderIoin of Beef Braised, Sauce Bearnaise
Potatoes Parisienne
Mayonaise of Chicken
Neapolitan Ice Cream Gateaux Assortis
Bent'S Water Crackers Cafe Noir
Roquefort Cheese.
With coffee and cigars came the
signal for the other banquet acceSsor-
les and Toastmaster Trezona intro
duced various speakers. All the adj
dresses and remarks tended to show
the high esteem in which Capt. Toms
was held by his fellow workers and
also among the business people of the
city and the regret all felt at his leav-
ing. His promotion with the attend
ant raise in salary, however, was d
source of much pleasure and was
freely expressed by the speakers.
Among those who made addresses
were noted Capt. Grabowsky, Capt.
John Cowling, John Nichols, Andrew
Simonson, Jas. Nankeryis, VIM.
Petherich, Thos. Williams. Michael
Prisk, Jas. Moonan, p. Il. Brownell,
w. T. James. c. j. Mott. w. A. Nc
Curdy, NJ. E. Gleason, A. S. James,
DR.. Ayres, Mayor Dinsmore, o. G..
Korb, Alderman Eisenach, Mr.. Toast
master and many others.
Iver Visited when called upon favor
ed the assembly with a vocal solo
which was we'll given and received
with unstinted applause.
On behalf of the guests, Captain
Trezona presented Mr.. Toms with an
elegant diamond studded watch
charm embIematic of the Masonic
fraternity. Mr.. Toms responded most
feeling thanking the donors as a
whole and expressing his heartfelt
appreciation of past and present fav-
Ors, saying he would always retain d
warm spot in his memory for Ely and
his numerous friends here.
"Old Lang Syne" was sung to the
furnished by the
orchestra after which the banqueters
Those present were as
follows:
Chas. Trezona, Chas. GraDowsky,
Rich Coad, Harry A. Chinn, w. A.
n, Trebilcock. Il. II. Will
liams. NJ. Prisk, w. Petherick, John
Rich Roberts, Frank Ire
IONA, John Nichols, Jas. Nankervis,
Jas. Mitchell, John Cowling, A.
August Lindgren, Jas.
Nichols. liver Visited, w. d. Gal
lagher, G. J. Mott, G.. t. Ayres, o.
w. Parker, Al. Humble. Jas. TOnkin,
A. S. Power, P. Schaefer, r. S. Miller,
L. E. Miller. o. G.. Korb, P. T. Brow
nell, w. t. James. A. S. James, Jas.
Moonan, NJ. E. Gleason, Louis
John Dinsmore, r. X.
Toms, E. J. Morcom.
Capt. Toms and his estimable fam
lily leave tomorrow morning for their
future home at Ely, Nevada, where
On August 1st. he takes charge of the
Robinson District mines of the
Nevada Consolidated compa ny as
With him as his as
sistant will be E. G.. Deane, a young
man also from this city. Capt. Toms
has been associated with the Pioneer