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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-08
BOARD AND ROOMS

FINE TABLE BOARD a SPECIALITY
at Mrs. Reds. 50i South Main s36e
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MT. MORIAH LODGE NO. 2, F. and A.
M.-Masonic hall second Monday each
month. Members of sister lodges and So
Journing members in good standing in
vited, A. II. Peabody, w. NJ Christie
pher Diehl, Secretary.
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PLEASANT ROOMS WITH BOARD FOR
gentlemen, private family, $50 per
week. e5 E. 1st No. Phone 200 se3
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GIRL TO ASSIST WITH GENERAL
housework In small family; reference.
PSI E. 4th South p203
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NOTICE.

Notice Il hereby given by the
City Council of Salt Lake City of tho In
tenfion OF such Council to make the fol-
lowing described Improvement, to wit;
Extending and laying sewer lateral OF g.
inch yitrifed pipe on r street from South
Temple street TO Fourth street, In sewer
distrIct No = and dcfray the abutters'
nortlor OF tho cost and expense thereof,
cstimated at one thousand eight hundred
and forty-eight Csl94S.0O dollars. or 70-lO0
go 7o) dollars per front foot of abutting
property. there being 2G40 feet abuttng
said Improvement, by 4 local assessment
upon the lots or pieces OF ground within
the following described district. being the
district to be affected or benefited by said
IMPROVEMENT. namely. All of lots and
g block A. all of lots l and 4, block S: all
OF lots l and 4. block H. all OF lots and
q block lS; all OF lots 2 and 3, block 20;
all Of lots l and L block 81; all OF lots
and 1. block IS; and all OF lots 2 and 3,
block 29 plat &C." Salt Lake City survey.
All protests and objections to the carry
ing out OF such intention must be pro-
sefted in writing to tho City Recorder on
or before tho 18th day Of January 1905
being tho time set by said Council when
It will hear and consider such protests and
objections as may be made thereto.
BY order of the City Council of Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Dated November 18th. 1905.
JOHN 3, NORTON. CITY Recorder.
Sewer Extension No. leg.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

The Galena King Mining Co-PrlncI,o,
place OF business, Salt Lake City. JJteb -
Notice is hereby given that at a meetjne
Of the Board of Directors, held on tbs
oth DAY OF January 1906, an assessment
tai stock of the corporation, payable i'm
mcdiately TO Cecil S. Wray, Secretnrv - ,
Boom 200 Mccormick Block, Salt Lake
Any stock upon which this assessms,t
may remain unpaid on the 7th dey ~
February; 1905. win be delinquent and
unless payment Is made before VIII "ho ha
sold on the 2rd day OF February. Isos 70 70
pay the delinquent assessment tooot,e ~ ~
WIN inc costs Of advertising and expense
ol saie. CECIL g. WRAY
cH M Mccormick Building. Salt Lake
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EXECUTE REVOLUTIONISTS
Lively Storm of Protest Against
Summary Proceedings.

ST. PETERSBURG Jan 25-A lively storm
or protest Is flowing in against the summary
execution OF revolutionists. oven II caurht
with arms In their hands. such executions be-
ing declared contrary 10 all forms OF Russian
law. In the Molva (formerIy tho Rnss1 n
student describes tho proceedings at Moscow
The suspects there, he says. nfter being bndIy
beaten, wcro brought before an Informal tri-
bunol, where they were rapidly separated into
three groups Those sent TO the right wcJ,
the bastimdo. while the third group in yybich
were those willing TO dcnounce their nsao
ciatcs, wac set at liberty.
y dispatch just received reports tho crecu
ton OF for1y-hNo rcvolutlonlsts In one village
In tho province OF Liyonia. Sunday last. undor
what INC dispatGh calls the convenient Aotion
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT

Joo Bowers Mining company. principal
place OF business. salt Lake City. Utah
OF the directors, held on the 18th day Of
January. 1906, an assessment OF one-haJs
CA) cent per share (being assessment No
l9J was duly levied on the capital stooI,
Of the corporation, payable inmedIatein
10 A. j Gunnell, secretary OF the conn,
pany. No 2s South Main street. Salt Lake
City, Utah.
may remain unpaid on the 17th dnw ~
February 1906, Will bo deliquent and nd.
yertised for sale at public auction. ara
sold on the 3rd day OF March. 1906 to na',
the dellQuent assessment, together VIII
the costs of advertising and the eynensn
OF sale.
a. j GUNNEL, Secrctary
No. 2S South Main street, Salt liz
City. Utah. r16eo
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HAS SITUATION In HAND
Russia Seems Prepared to Prevent
Uprisings.

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 2J.-In spite OF tho
bravo show OF confidence the part OF tho
reYolutlonlsts. tho Government is getting the
situation moro thoroughly undor control oycry
day and, unless II becomes ovcr-conndcnt ana
presses us victory too far In the direction
cessful renewal of uprisings
The Douma campaign is enHossinR moro
and moro tho attention OF the political mar
ties and new conventions are announced daily
Tho League Of October 90 Ia meeting nj
Moseow. and the Party OF Commerce and In
now party with platform OF Prussia
for the RussinnB' has been formed 81 Moo
cow TO uphold the principles OF the oxtromc
right In the Doumn Its programme Is.
'Autoerscy and orthodoxy In Russia are one
md ln1vsiblc." '''
The Constitutional Democratic conven,lo,
came 10 close tonight after declaring that
the cleo lions for tho Doumo must be held in
all regions. even In those where martial law
prevails NJ. Struyc declared that the mem
oers OF ths party must labor to convince the
people that they arc not radical revolution
merely I
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Mason Valley Copper Company.
ton OF principal place of business: Salt
Lake. Utah.
ing OF the directors, held on the 9th day
of January, 1906; an assessment Of 5 cents
per share was levied on the $1,000 issued
poration, payable Immediately 10 R. q
Gonners. treasurer, at the bank OF walk
er Bros, Salt Lake City. Utah. Any stock
unon which this assessment NAV rennJn
Unpaid on the 18th day of February. isS
viii be delinquent and advertised for saIs
at public auction, and unless payment is
made before will be sold on Saturday ths
srd day OF March. 1906. to pay the deIjn
ouent assessment together with the cost
OF advertising ard expense of sale,
j: j. SNIDER,
Secretary Mason Valley Copper So
Location of office: 232 D. F. WaIlser
block. Salt Lake City, Utah
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NoIlCE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS

The annual meeting OF the stoorh,,
OF me Edison Electric company viii bs
hcld at the office of said company IN IN pc pc
Evanston Evanston 'ssnklne building. in the city of
fourth h. THURSDAY of the month OF FL FL .ne
arS' 1900, at the hour of u o'ciock ~ eoru-
o,oe ON p|rPose mp Sc OF electlng trustees to hold
oIheS tm ior inc year next ensuing apd "UIo III,
III their successors shall have boor %'a ui,-
otb o1t 9na TO consider and act upon sncI,
ornep prn mn matters, when lawful. as NM SuSn en-
Dated January q. 1906.
''ecre'ary OF The Edison Electric O.
rl5SS
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May Attack Raisuli

"Repr esentatlves OF the tribe TODAY
came TO. Taneier TO demand Justice from
the representative OF the Sultan. but ,s
he is incapable Of giving them satisfacs
tlon the trlbesmen are likely immediatelv
to attack RaiSuli who Is strongly en-
sconced in a fortress at Zinai
1t has been learned that RaIsulI nro-
cured the assassination yesterday of tho
commander of the district of Oudida his
posed cause OF this new crime "a revcpg.
for the complaints against Raisuli Sy
some OF his victims. tho proofs of which
the bandit found In letters taken from
the murdered Anjeras" 'i
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DETECTIVES BUSY IN IDAHO
Said to Be Piling Up Evidence for the
Orchard Trial

Special to The Tribune
BOISE, Ida, Jan. 25.-Detectlvcs arc not
thiking much about their work but IL ia
soid that they arc pillng up evidence aea!nst
orchard I'm the StcuncnbcTE murder case Like
sheriff Bell of Cripple Creek many here fTm-
~ believe Jack SImpkins was one OF Or
chard y confcderates In the Caldwell tragedy
ana VII not SlFo up hunt for him, Detectives
at Caldwell and Bolso are going right obca5
In the inYestisaticns and they hope 10 hive
everything ready for Orchards trial set for
The torn OF court commencing February 90
IL is s9ld that the letter Orchard wrote IN
colorado friend and which was returned 10
tOldWell from tho dead letter Office Is ono OF
Tic strongnst pLeceA OF nNldnncn Lnunu :.
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Stevens Concludes Testimony.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 25.-ChIef Engi
heer John f. stevens. In charge OF the
construction OF the Panama canal todav
concluded his testimony before the Senate
committee on Interocennic canals and in
tends TO start for the Isthmus tomorrow.
Poultney Bigclow. the magazine writer
has been excused for Il week.
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TROUBLE WITH BANDIT
Accused of Assass;nating Notables of
Anjera Tribe

PARIS. Jan. 3.-The Echo de Paris
correspondent at TangIer says:
Inc AhJera tribe sent three notables
to Fez TO ofrcr presents to the SnItan
After leaving Fez they were not henrd
from and their bodies have Just been
found IN the territory of the bandit Raj
sui. The An1eras accuse RaisulI Of az
ssss'natlng the notables In order TO Oh
tain the letters which they were carry
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Employees Mustn't Speculate.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-The House
Committee on Judiciary decided today TO
make a favorable report on a bill pro-
viding punishment for Government en-
ployees or officials who dlvulge or specu-
late on any confidential lnforma ton they
have as a result OF their positions
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inevitch Charters Steamer.

ST PETERSBURG. Jan G.-Tre Sloyo
reports that Gen. Lineyitch has Chartered
American steamers for the repatriation OF
l4CDD OF the soldiers In Manchuria and
that he Is negotiating with shipping COM
pnnles Tor the repatriation OF 40 00O more
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Liberty Mining company. PrinG,Paa' a
place OF business. Salt Lake Ci'S. Ihn
Eotjcc There s-e delinquent on tne
following described stock on account a. OK
Assessment No. l, levied on the sth l,,'nt ca =
OF December. 1906. the severai era -osnectiye @rn,ye
set opposite the names OF tno
shareholders as follows:
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And in accordance With Law Z
der OF the board OF directors a
18th day OF December. lM
shares of each parcel of sua
may be necessary. will be sci
nce OF the company. room
Block. Snlt Lake City. Utah. G
day of February. 1896, at tbs
p m. to pay delinquent asssss1
on. together with the cost 81
and expense of sale
JOHN CAMPBELL.
Room 4. Commercial Block
City, Utah. n
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MURDERER ASKED
GIRL TO MEET HIM
Neuebaumer Evidently Changed
Plans After Receiving
Her Refusal.
SOME HOPE FOR THE
RECOVERY OF GRAY
Not Out of Danger, but His
Physician Says There's
a Chance.
spsclaI to Tho Trlbune-

Special to The Tribune
BOISE, Ida, Jan. 25.-Lafeyettc Gray,
the second seriously injured victim Of
love-crazed Henry Neuebaumcr Is still
alive and Or. Maxey. the attending ply
sieian. said last night that he had hope
for his ultimate recovery.
Seems to Be Gaining.
The young man has been tendcrly
cared for and Is receiving every medical
and surgical aid possible" the doctor
added. He was resting we'll when l left
him todny and seems to be on the gain.
or course, he Is Tar from out OF danger.
There arc possibilities of complications
setting in that may make grave changes
in his condition There Is also danger OF
blood poisoning He is being watched
carefully and We hope TO be able to avert
these dangers
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NOTICE.

Of ne ne annual meeting OF the stocLho,,
% poratIo5 shH Morrison Mining company Nno'ders der
Srsstors and 'as tRs f9n f9nnsasosls sns ssct!on
BUSINESS BUSINESS as may lawfully Come h. OF such
coronanS, TorS, VIII be held at the oficn i.ore re The
ely uIah room on ' SoA5h Atlas block Salt Lake IKE
fooruary. 1906 at O'CLOCK Ee etn day of
president Morrison Mining ss9cSGAM cS@nanv
IlGd2
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Senate Confirms Thompson.

WASHl NGTON. Jan 25.-.rhe Senate
In executive session. connrn:ed inc nom
natlon OF David T.. Thompson OF Ne
brasha aS Embassedor Extruordinary and
Plcnipotcnllary TO Mexico.
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Goes to See His Fiancee

SAN SEBASTIAN. Spain. Jan. o.
King Alfonso arrived here tonight and
VIII leave tomorrow for Barlitg whero
Battcnberg. VI
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NOTICE.

The regular annual mhs
stockholders OF the Colum,lI on,lI n
dated Mining company s,ock 3
rooms 37-3S CommerclaI pTshrrr'
City. Utah. on Tuesday
at > clock p. IN. ,ncoN P71
TONY JACOBSON
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DON'T LET
YOUR MONEY LOAF.

Put 1t to work earning Inter
est in tho Utah Savings & Trust
ennum paid on dcposits-laFGo
or small. You will find It cafe,
reliable and oblIging. w. 8.
Mccormick. president. John j
DAILY. vlce-president. Heber NJ.
Wells, manager, No . leo Main
street.
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Turner Bros, Ray, Grain and Coal,
125 East Second South Phones 1896.
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FINAL PLANS FOR RATE BILL
Hepburn Measure Is Re-Introduced
as Amended

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-FinaI plans
for the presentation OF tno Hepburn rail
road rate bill to the House were unani-
mously agreed to today aJ n meeting of
tho House Committee on Interstate and
Foreign Commerce.
The committees unanimous opinion
Is that the bill will be considered not
later than Tuesday
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And in accordance with tho law and an
order OF the board OF directors made on
the 4th day of December, 1905. so many
shares OF each parcel Of such stock as
may be necessary will be sold. II not
paid before. at 10 o'clock a. m. on the
22nd day of January. 1905. at the office or
the company, room JO7 Mccormick build
ing Salt Lake City. Utah. TO pay the
delinquent assessments thereon, together
with tho costs OF advertising and eS-
penses OF sale HARVEY ]. JONES,
Secretary
AT meeting of the board of directors
of the Liberty Mining Co. held January
is 1906. It was ordered that the sale OF
above delinquent stock BIZ postponed TO
February 10 1905. at the same hour and
place HARVEY j. JONES,
rl3s2 Secretary.
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DELINQUENT MOTH

Little Chief Mining and y
pany. Principal place OF q
Lake City. Utah. Notice.-1lq|
linquent upon the followlag
stock on account OF assessnsx
one Cd cent per share, lsNN
/, 1905, payable on or before
1905, the several amounts
the names OF the respective .,
as follows
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the House in caucus had indorscd II,
would be easily recognized within the
next hour and half, as every member
on tho floor would vote against the rule
md Tho hlIl
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When Mr Grosvcnor had concluded Mr..
Williams protested with great warmth
against Mr.. GToSVenor's efforts to make
tlis a partisan question, The question OF
the permanent welfare Of the people OF
tho TWO Territories should never be a
partisan measure.
Opposition To the rule was made by
Mr. Adams CWisD, one OF the Rcpub-
llcan insurgents.
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Scene Was a Sad One.

The scene around the deathbcd OF Miss
ollie Powell, the first victim of the awful
tragedy at st. Luke's hospital yesterday
was Indeed a sad one, Surrounded by
loving relatives. her father and mother
bowed down by the weight OF grief. Ollie
Powell breathcd her last. She was con-
scious to within a few minutes of the
time she died but expressed no lll-will to-
ward the man who shot her
Mrs. Gray one of the seriously wound
ed In the tragedy, Is reported by her ply
Siclan TO be doing nicely, with more than
fair promise for recovery
Miss Lillian Gray, the daughter. was
only slightly injured and is getting along
nicely. or the shooting affair she said:
Yes. as soon as ! saw that ollie Powell
was shot II came to my mind as quick
as fash that IL was the work OF Henry
Neuebaumer. | had never secn tho man
myself. but / was certain that the person
who was handling the gun across the
street WAS that man
know my brother was well aware of
VINO was doing the shooting for whom |
lifted up his head after he had been shot
down i heard some one ask him who
snot him and he replied instantly. Henry
Ncuebuumer'
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Would Limit Debate.

A rule to limit debate Will be sought nv
the committee unless there be objection
to the consideration OF the bill by unnni-
nous consent II. after the bill has been
discussed for n day or two, the members
feel fve-minute rule is desirable, all
Will join in asking IT,
IT was agreed that all the members Of
ments TO the bill which the commIttee Is
unwilling to accept. Mr. Hepburn re-
introduced the bill today as amended bv
the committee and his report on the
measure probably viii be submitted to-
morrow ~
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Asked Girl to Meet Him.

Miss Powell received letter from
Neue6numcr last Friday requesting that
she meet him on Grove street that even
Ing and he would have q cab there walt
Ing for her. She wrote to Ncuebaumcr
9nd told him that she did not want to see
him
Hundreds of persons have visited the
undertahng-room to see the body OF
Neuebaumcr and many of them were
women. All were admitted
Those who were acquainted with Henry
Ncuebaumer In life were astonished at
the plocidity OF his countenance in death
with the exception OF q CHASTITY wound
bullet toro its way out. the body is un-
scathcds There Is no distortion OF tho
features. as is quite common in cases
where persons have committed suicide by
violent methods
The body will not be buried until after
the arrival of his brother from California
II has been embalmed and Will remain at
the parlors of Schreibcr & Brennan until
the funeral
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Payne on Providence.

Appealing for the rights OF the people
Of the great State of New York, MIR.
Payne On. ", who followed, protested
against tho equal representation In the
Senate from the Territories. Should the
providence OF God he said "innict
the country with Democratic rule we
should have such legislation"
j. Adam Bcde tMnn)s who followed
began: III we have Democcatic rule, It
won't be the providence of God; 1t Will
bc the mistakes or the Republican lead
erS daughter
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On the motion for the adoption of the
rule Mr.. Williams demanded another roll
call which was ordered. As the vote on
the previous question Was practically the
adoption Of the rulo many members LEFT
the chamber for lunch during the call
and many persons departed from the GAL
lorles.
The rule was adopted by vote of ls7
to 157.
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The entire bcQuest for museum, how
ever is made upon the express condition
that within six years from the date OF
the death OF Mr. Field there shall be pro-
vldcd for the museum without cost to It,
lands which shall be satisfactory TO the
trustees as the site for the permanent
home OF the museum. II within the six
years the site has not been provided the
SOeO,OOO Is 10 revert to and become part
OF the rcsiduary estate.
In addition TO the sum left for the
museum various bequeStS aggregating
SlI5GSOD arc made TO relatives and
friends of the tcstator
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1906-12-11
The Glass Blowers.

Backman's Glass Blowers who
will be located in the room for
merly occupied by j. L. Walker
&c Co., in the Sherrod Bldg, pre-
sent the largest exhibition of it's
character travelling. Six first
class artists are constantly at
work making handsome orna-
ments out of common glass which
are presented to their patrons as
souveneirs. Among the features
on display are glass steam en-
gine in full operation, beautiful
glass gowns, a large American
flag, etc. The admission is only
10 cents including a present.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1906-12-11
Living Cussedness.

There are two classes of Deo-
pie in this old world that have
our profound sympathy. One is
the measley mouthed fellow who
never had an opinion of his own
or never had the nerve to ex-
press if he did. The other is the
contrary fellow who refuses TO
agree with any one on any prop
osition. The first fellow is to he
exlled. We all know this last
fellow. He is so swelled up in
MS own Importance and SO sure
or his own knowledge that in his
eye every man who differs with
hlm is a fool. We readily admit
That when he is with any one
else there is always a fool in the
crowd, but it is not always the
other fellow. They tell a story
OF fellow who was SO contrary
and mean that he had never been
known to agree with any one ON
any question, SO one day a fellow
to make him agree on
a proposition and asked him if
ne saw a goat across the street.
The fellow answered, yes, I see
something over there that looks
IKE a goat but it may not be one.
These fellows are actuated bv
motives. Some of them think
It IS smart to hold opposite opin-
IONS from every one else. It is
q mark of shreWdness. Others
are just so mean naturally thatl
1hey cannot find the grace to saw
you are right. When you run
across one of these stiff neck
.hlck headed fellows pass him
Up. 1t is worse than time lost
o argue with him. -Yazoo SEN
incl.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1906-12-11
Kelly Stock Company.

The Kelly Stock COMPANY
closed it's weeks engagement Al
the opera house last night with
Harry Tracy. the Outlaw, >
as the concluding bill, which,
like all the other plays put on by
the company, was fully up to the
standard.
Mr.. Kelly possesses a strong
personality, being both a social
and theatrical favorite wher-
ever he has appeared, and proves
as strong character on the stage
as off.
While his attractions did not
have the attendance they should
have had, it was not due to their
inferlority, as all who witnessed
them will attest, and every one
who did go to the opera house
the past week enjoyed every per-
formance to the fullest extent.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1906-12-11
Maccabees Elect Officers
For Ensuing Year.

AT a meeting of Columbus
Tent Ne. 2. x. o. T. NJ. held
Wednesday night the following
officers were elected for the en-
suing term and they will be in
stalled on the first Wednesday
night in January.
Com, G. o. Trull.
Lieut. Com, w. P. Cain
r. K, S. B. Schwab.
Fla. K, w. L. Bowlin.
Captain, j. G. Hackleman.
Sergeant, j. N. Stuckey.
M. &c A., G. A. Eubanks
1st M. of G.. j. W. Williams.
End M. of G., .Eaggleton Jr
Sentinel, F. B. Webb.
Pocket, w. H. Goodson.