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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-27
HE WAS NOT SICKIY

IA ARK TWAIN has handed out story about ply
Fl stefan friend of his who not long ago had to
gage new chauffeur. big strapping fellow applied
and questioned to his technical ability his size
and strength appearing wholly satisfactory 'What is
the first thing you do when you find that your carbu.
refer is out Of orderH'' asked the doctor. "Well
tell ye replied the applicant 81 honestly don
have trouble with it. It gets out of order.
amt been sick one day for the last two year"
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-27
to illustrate his position the tariff and to show his
friends that low duties made cheap clothing.
WHICH WAS "ED"7.

WHICH WAS 'ED''7 n
w HEN the late Senator Wolcott first went to Colo
Wv RADIO he and his brother opened law office at
Idaho Springs under the firm Of fsEd Wolcott &
Brother" Later the partnership dissolved The f
tre senator packed his few assets including the sign
that had hung outside Of his office, upon burro and
the hills Upon his arrival he greeted by crowd
Of miners who critically surveyed him and his outfit
One Of Them looking first at the sign that hung
the pack, then at Wolcott and finally at the donkey
ventured:
essay, stranger, which of you is Edg''-Every-
body's Magazine.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-27
WHITE DINING ROOMS

Dining rooms done in white are just
now considered the correct thing. They
lend an air of cleanliness and GOODNESS
which comes from no other color. A
screen Of ivy in one end Of the room
adds much to its beauty.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-27

If you were seeking to escape from cannibals and
left with foot slippery rock and the
other in boat that drifting Stewards, while q
crocodile waited oyfully for you to fall what would
you dos Would you try to land and risk forming an
entremets for the savages, would you trust your
self the dainty palate of the crocodile7-London
Sketch.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-27
AFRAID OF HIS JOB.

.AERAlD JOB.
GLOW is it you never take vacationq The boss
IL could get along without you, all right
at know he could, but don't want him to find
at ont
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-27

Y-ATHER sometimes knows when he has had enough.
E Valentine Y onkowsli of Brooklyn showed up in
court the other day and desired his honor to send
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-13
BUILD BOATS
FOR ALASKA

The Cook Inlet Transportation
company is making great GHepara-
lions for this seasons business In
the north. A. present the steamer
Toledo II AZ Schp abnehsr wharf.
whore she has beer receiving q gen
srai ovsFhsBiinE she Nin s4li for
E-idovi4 about the first OF the
month ~ish a fun cargo. wAish VIII
be brought from san Francisco. IN.
Schooner Eva. also Of the fleet. Ia
now on ere Sound and she vii ear
- north fuii load Of explosives.
Thn Cook Inlet Tranaportatlon
company operates several steamers
from ssidavia. which l. the diairlb.
utirE center Tor the Cook Inlet
country In the fleet are the we'll
known steamers Tonquin and lyon
ie. the latter having lust been pur
chased from thr Hedman Hay Min
ing compauy. This SEASON will see
much prsspectins In the suahitua
district and sisrady several hundred
tons % freight have bseu booked FOR
April saIllaEs.
The company intends 10 operate
light drauEht steamers on the SUI
shitna river. and contracts havs
been let with a Brsmsrton boat
builder 10 attend 20 their eouatruc-
ton. They win each be fitted with
40 horse power engineA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-13
At KIRKLAND

KIRKLAND. March IA. A.
Ferry. a druggist who was tried be-
fore the Justice ~ peace OF Kirk
land for selling intoxicating liquors
% the town marshal on November
e. 1895. was found not guilty by
the jury.
Tho King county ferry. which
runs from Madison psrk To Kirk
land. was laid up for repairs yes
teFaRy morning. but will be back
on the run In about q week. after
being given thorough ovcrhsuling
The steamer Gzxelle was put back
on her regular run after being laid
np several days for repairs
J. ~ Jones. who recently par-
chased tho tugboat Hornet, has
placed her on the lake and ia nov
doing good business
The ladies' Aid foeisty OF Kirk
land will meet Al tho homo of Mra.
G. L. AndreWa tomorrow afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-13
MANY FRANCHISES
To BE CONSIDERED
NEW COUNCIL WILL BEGIN ITS LAnoRs WITH BATCH
OF PUBLIC GRANTS THAT HAVE BEEN ASKED FOR

All franchise applications pend
ing before the outgoing city council
have been or VIII be placed on the
general file before the term Of the
present body expires next Monday.
The franchise applicants viii make
out new applications covering their
desires and bring them before the
Incoming council. where they will
be considered as original appiica-
tons
There are seven important fran
ehise applications pending before the
council which will meet this fate.
81 well as Some minor ones. The
important ones are those Of the Pa
cific Railway company fMiiwau-
keel. the North Coast Railway COM
psny. the Washington a Northern.
uiaftiman). the American Improve
msnt company fEas frsnchisel. and
three Of the Seattle Electric com
psny. The Seattle Electric COM
pany franchises are those for street
car lines on Ind av-. Westiake boui-
evard and 18Th az. n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-13
MARINE NOTES

Word has haan received % the
whereabouts % tho aix masted bark
sntias Everett q Grlxgz. owned hy
Seattle parties Capisin RiouAi. %
the Preach barb Rsne. REPORTS meet
Ing the GrlsEz. March :. "a latitude
81 Aor,A. lonsisuds 10 .esf. BE-.
caln.S gad With fore.ails al act
heavy 50 vas ruaninx. due 90
the after effeofs u q STORM Just
pfsvloua The crisGs sailed from
Pert Townsend several weeks ago
los9si with lumber from Port Had
lock for Melbourne
The All arrived from skakway
and way ports last utKht with 50
toa4 Of fiah aud 600 tons OF freight
taken from the hold Of the uru.s / Fl
aieaAer Manrhufian AZ False naY
shs IL unloading AZ Holden's aeck
steamer Humboldt IL due from the
north Tomorrow niEht
The Straits Steamship company
has made a slight change in THAR
steamer The Resale. shich has
sssu making tho Seattle Por, Town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-13
UNION IS To Be
STRONGER
PRESIDENT BoLoER or THE
aHihoLE WEAVHRs' UNION
EXPLAINS OBJECT or HIS
VISIT.

nALt.AnD. March sThe story
printed in an evening paper that
There was a strong probability OF a
general strike among the nhingls
weafsfs II absurd. said ]. o. BolEor.
president ard general organiser OF
the International ShinKis Weav-
sra union. this morning.
While have been Ia ballard FOR
the past week. 4 has been solely for
the purpose Of orgauiElng "A union
and ultimately making Ballard a
naioa town. The question % In
prysse OF wages - the packers and
arbpermen vii not be taken up by
She union until every mili worker la
ffstiiard IL a member when I think
the union leaders will have no trou-
biz In coming to an agreement with
the miii owners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-13
RUSH TO YEkTNA

Word from Seward was received
by the Excelsior that many pros
peciora were leaving for the Yenta
district. Within ten days over SO
pectors were leaving for the Yentna
and suahltna districts are attracting
prospeetors. One party OF 30 start
ed for the interior February 81 with
~ large sleds loaded with supplies.
Smaller parties have been going
az different times and by April
a big rush Is expected to be on be-
cause IL IL necessary 20 reach the
district not later than the middle OF
April. as streams commence to run
AZ that time and travel Is impossi-
bic.
One large party left on the last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-13
BREMEHTON ITEMS

BREMERToN. March i2.--The
hopes % the navy yard employ IS
and meTchznfH of nrsmTton and
other little towns about. received
another consolation this week BY
ness that the Oregon finally left
Japan. March s. for this place. Our
people have been expesiing the Ore
ron a number u times since early
last fall and they will put some
credenes In the report when the pct
Of the navy finally arrives here and
The workmen have some Of her ma
chinery apart 10 that Khe can not
set away very quickly.
Attorney J W. Bryan Is organic
Ing direct primary leagues through
out the county and Is paving the
way for better conditions
NJ. v. MCGOWAN Is already doing
tho necessary preliminary work for
the BIG contract in building the
boiler and blacksmith plants.
DR.. aud Mrs. Carpenter. of the
navy yard. announce the birth of a
son at their home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-13
ASSISTANCE
FOR HAWKINS

A. H. Hawkins. one Of the sur
viHors of the Valencia disaster. IL in
Seattle IN dire distress. Hawkins
has followed the sea for years and
spent much % his time in Seattle.
lie came north from san Francisco
on the Valencia and was on the life
raft picked Up by the City OF To-
keka.
Before leaving the steamer, tho
deck eavea In and during the fall
Mr.. Hawkins suffered 3 severe iu-
jury To his left forearm By lts being
torn by Jagged naiiA On arrival tn
Seattle he Wa taken IN care by the
Pacific Coast Steamship company
and sent 10 the Seattle General hos
pital. After a few weeks he was
pronounced cut Of danger and dis.
charged.
being unable 20 earn money and
having lost all Of his possessions
when the wreck went down. he was
Unable TO take proper care OF him
self and blood poisoning set In. The
steamship company came 10 bis aid
again and sent him TO providencs
hospital. The company is attending
20 the matter OF hospital expenses.
and Dr.. James w. Thomas is doing
his work gratuliousiy.
Mr.. Hawkins win not be out for
several weeks and. IN the meantime.
his friends desire TO raise suffi-
Client sum OF money 10 tide him over
until he IL able 20 again 80 TO work.
W. T. Warner and others have taksn
his case up personally, and any per-
son desiring TO contribute TO M.
Hawkins aid can do 80 by leaving
same at The star office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-13
TO TAKE CANNING
OUTFIT NORTH

Tho Pacific Cold Storage COM
pany viii send crew Of cannery
men north on the next trip of the
Jefferson In charge Of H. J. Davis.
for the overhauliug and putting In
shape Of the oannery At Taku har-
Dor. The company expects 70 pack
40. 900 cases % salmon this year. as
against $4,000 last season. Extra
provisions will be made for halibut
and salmon shipments IN cold stor-
age this season. a matter that has
not heretofore been given the closest
attention
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-13
BILLIARDS

Johnson's billiard hall, In the
Hotel Seattle. is fast becoming the
Mecca OF cue experts. Manager
Johnson has a fast tourney under
way. Tonight II. Ferguson and r.
B. Drummer will contest at i4-inch
balk line for 200 points The
cracks are evenly matched and
eorking good struggle should result.
Last night r. q. Cumber defeated
weatherwax with ease by score OF
200 70 i27. Weatherwax is a capable
performer but has been out OF prae-
tiee for some time which accounts
for his poor showing.
Tomorrow night ]. Dean and ].
Ford viii handle the cues in the
third round for the beautiful medal
offered by the management.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-13
BEAT HER WITH
BROOM HANDLE

A nssEhborh0od row between tho
MAriell family. Of 1914 First av.. and
woman whom tksy name as Jane
Norris. yesterday resulted in a war
rant being sworn out before Prose
cutting Attorney Macintosh eharg-
tnk the Morris wonAn with assault
and battery upon the persoa OF Myr.
tic MaEtelL
The latter awore 90 the com
plant which Fecltea that on one
day laat week Jane Morris assault
sd and beat her with q hreom han.
die Jeha T, Msrtell and Martha
MArtell are given N witnesses for
tho prosecution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-13
WILL
Be JUSTICE

WASHINGTON. March ia.-Sec-
Rotary Taft will accept the position
Of associate justice 81 the supreme
court. vice Justice Brown. who has
slgnifled a desire 90 retire on ac-
count Of failing eyes
In conference with Secretary
Root after the cabinet meeting to-
day Il Is believed he finally decided.
but will 60 10 New York to consult
with his brothers regarding tho ac-
eepfance tonight His acceptance
will remove him from politics and
the public eye.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-13
viii rsk. i4o Days

Captain hlkksisen thlaka that hia
Journey aeross tho Arctic circle VIII
occupy about iso a.ys lie expects
Ia land al .oae poiut on the FL
bsri.n coast III. Royal ocograph-
Teal society Of London and the
Amsrtcan biographical Sociesy will
have . nhip On the Siberian coast 10
rec-lvs the intrepid explorer.
Capt.ia Mlkkslsua haa beea IN
able 10 secure q snitahie bottom at
Vancouver or Victoria and viii
probably purchase 9 vessel In Amer
lean atsr4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-13

Ell. under the charter. f. n con-
tinuing body. and whether one
council can legally complete any
business which has been done. In
part, BY the council which preceded
Il.
This question has not been deeid-
ed 10 the satisfaction OF tho fran
ehtHe applicants and their attorneys,
who are s0licitous that their grants
be IN the most strict and exacting
legal form.
once before IN the history Of the
efforts OF the Seattle Electric COM
pauy 10 secure franchises for street
car lines on end av. and Wesiiaks
boulevard the franchise applications
were Withdrawn and the company
came back 10 the council with
amended franchises
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-13
BRIDGE 70
NOT SAFE

The weakening Of the bridge In
caused by the particularly heavy
current In the Duwamish river at
this time.
A pile driver will be put 10 work
late this aftsrnop 20 put tho tfeatls
In safe condition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-13

on account OF the unsafe condl-
ton Of tho bridge M Spokane aY.
the traffic on the Tacoma inter
urban limo has been interrupted all
day. Passengers are Obliged to take
a First av car 20 the bridge and
then walk over the bridge OF Argo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-13

Even now some Of the shinEis
Trims are paying the union scale Of
NaEea. and others with whom
tslkei expressed th-ir willingness
70 DO tho Same when the union had
been thoroughly organized. There
y no reason IN the world why Bal
bsff hhauld not be a great union
Town. II u the greatest ahinkie cen
Ter in the world. but no sincere at
tsgHpts have ever been made 10 or
ranlso a atrsnK union mere.
We are . branch ~ the Ameri-
cas- Federation OF labor. and have
over s.so9 members IN the state Of
Washington ai1ne. White we are
not looking Cor trouble. Ne are pre-
par.d for n. should u come. We
wili hold an open snestlng tonight
and expect from 40 to 400 mill
workers 90 De present President
Case. Of the Washington state Fsd-
Grafton Of Labor. and William tgiack-
man. the eH president Nfii speak.
ExsfY man haxs spoken II has ex-
pressed desifs 10 form y union
here. 20 the end that We uaY have
a atronE one The headquarters Of
the uuisn viii be IA Seattle In the
future
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-13

At the second series u whist
parties last nlght AZ Eiks' ball Mira
Danny won the first prize. aud Miss
Daisy nodd the second. There viii
be four more weeks ~ PLAY. and the
party who has made the greatest
score will be given a beautiful all
yer loving cup. presented by Las
4. Moore. the Seattle leWeisr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-13
BALLARD NOTES

ballard. wash. March IA.
Mas EatsiiA Garner. a popular
school teacher OF this city. was
taken 60 the Seattle General hos
pitai last evening 90 undergo a Sc
fioua operation. She has been M
for the better part 81 n year. but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-13
Excursion TO California

Special train leaves Seattle March
i6. Round trip SIS; includes Pull
man accommodations going. meals.
side trips. etc. Limited number
passengers taken. Make reserva-
lions now with Northern Pacific
ticket office. or Secretary Williams.
of the Seattle Commercial club.
Eitel building. '.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-13
SUBURBAN NOTES

GEORGETOWN. March i3-At
tho meeting Of the council last night
tho subject ~ cows running loose
inside the city limits was brought
up
The city engineer submitted a
plat for the new Phipps addition in
the western part Of the city.
COLUMBIA CITY. March ia
The council passed an ordinance at
ita meeting last night prohibiting
cows running al large.
BRIGHTON, March lathe
death Of Guy Phlilipa, Mrs. Emma
wallace and V. NiyerkOn occurred
hers during this last week.
SOUTH PARK. March i3.--Nine-
teen building permits have been ap-
piled for during the last week, the
combined coat % the buildings be
ing about 5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-13
At,smp, 10 Trick.

In that instance the company at
tempted 10 trick the council by
making a radical change In the COM
mon-uaer clause In those ordinances.
aud the trick Was not discovered In
the council until the nsw franchises
were well on their way 20 passage.
When the trick was discovered Ia.
ordinances went back to the corpo-
rati0ns committee where they re-
mained pending the city election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-13

Y Residential property IL being
mesh sought after In realty circles.
Property around Madrona park II
resolving the attention Of buyers as
we'll as several choice pieces closer
ia. Martin Lutx has purchased for
Sik 600 10, 3 In block 81. A. A Den
mss addition This IL on Sixth ay.
bes~enn University and Union ~.
Far 1850 NJ. L. Mells has bought
ast II. block -. IN Bells Heirs add
Mon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-13

The reason for not prosecuting the
pending requests for these fran
ohisen Is that there II some doubt
among the corporation attorneys and
others as 20 whether the city coun-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-13
Have os,,sp Only No,srI.,y.


"Compcient geographical authofi-
ties are agreed that an undiscovered
land exists Within tho Arctic circle
II 10 positively knoWn that a nums
Der " snall islands lie no very
grez; diAtAnee from the northern
boundary Of siberia
"Soundlnsa recorded By Arctic cx.
plorers show that no great depth of
watsr prevails north Of those islands
which would Indicate that land CT
isIs siili further Co the northward
I shall outfit and sail from Seat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-13
FILE REPORT

The 18th report Of the receivers
Tor the Pacific American Fisheries
company was filed IN the unltea
states roart yesterday. II shows that
since the last report was filed. a
year akn. there has come into tho
hands ef the receivers tse SUM Of
Nsai.so. Which will pay a dividend
OF ~ nar reat On the obligations Of
the ceapany and leave ssss 70 de-
fray The etpsase Of fling this re-
port The court ordered the divi-
dead paid. making a total Of pay.
mrnss 20 The claimants Of ST. per
cent Of their claims
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-13

Oregon. headed by r. r Stiyers, and
two small parties will leave on the
Excelsior fof the SushItna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-13
= REALTY
BRIEFS

Property IN the vicinity Of Smith
cove IL picking up In price. due 20
the purchase in the past two days
~ small sections % blocks. J. =.
Cotton yesterday bought II lots and
today a sale vas made TO Portland
parties os ~ lots with a purchase
Price 81 $500 for each lot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-13

WASHINGTON. March 1s.-Seu-
ator Reed Smoot emphatically de-
nies the charge that he has three
wives He says the report is abso-
lutely false.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-13

John Hansoa. the swsde who
tried "a ROB the slot machine In Mat
theNa nrn4. Old Home saloon of
81 Sunday night. was ordered out
Of town By Justice Schneider Han
aoa demanded a trial. bot e0uid not
be pnnlAhed. a. tho keeping OF alos
machines IL against the city ordi-
nance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-13

Gle. prefer a British bottom, but
II ! am unable 10 secure an English
ship. | will purchase an American
vessel Il will cost about t2h. 900 10
properly equip and man the ship. !
will require eight or ton Heamen aud
first class mate who has had good
experience In northern travel.
Direct TO Alaska.
Il will sail directly 20 Alaska,
touching at 81 Michael as our last
point before going through the Are.
tic and around 20 HefHehel
bay or the mouth Of the Maekenkie
river, where We will pick up Ehld-
moa and Aledgea AT one OF these
points | will join my partner and
his companions IA soon as the
short AretIc summer will permit We
will sail northxard for Burnett bay
at thu northern end Of Banks Land,
There we will leave the ship and.
with a small party OF sir, will strike
out over the Ice In = northsessteriy
direction. We will travel by means
% dogs. reindeer and alodEes until
40 reach a point about ib0 degrees
west longitude This point should
give IA land We will have coliapsi-
bio boats Tor use In polar waters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-13
SAILS OUT
THIS PORT
CAPT MlkkGLsoN WILL OUTFIT Hs POLAR EXPEDITION
HGR1-HAs NOT vat BOUGHT sis sHlP-sAYs rHTas
NO GLORY IN FINDING NORTH pots. Bur WANTS TO FIND
NEW POLAR coNT0ENT.

There "a no glory IN an attempt
20 reach the North pole. said Cap.
tain ninas Mlkkelaon. former Dan
iah naval officer. Who SIil accom-
pany Captain Road Amundecn on
hla trip 60 the Arctic circle, In the
lobby OF the Hotel stevens today.
I really believe. however. that
our journey "a tho norihiand will
result Ia the discovery OF nau
polar continent or mass Of Islands
which have long been supposed 20
exist OF the northern Siberian
coast
Have ost,sn Only Notsdsty.
AS FAR ~ tho experience derived
from three former polar expeditions
enables ma tn Judge. cannot SEQ
what IL Ia be gained. except mo-
torlesy, from an attempt to reach the
actual pole am convinced thai
the valuable observations of the
aorth magnet pole BY Captain
AmundHen have done more for the
Advancement OF science than all paat
polar expeditions put together.
whose solo object was almpiy 10
reach The pole
Commenting upon the conditions
In tho Arctic ocean. Captain MIX.
kelacn said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-13

Peter skachueken. Russian. who
was 4 passenger on the KBnagawa.
and who was ordered deported for
violation OF the alien contract law,
has appealed to tho secretary OF
the commission OF labor az Wash
inEton. y. c. His appeal is being
sent from the local immigration Of
flee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-13

taken my seat" "Nfe
ala IA entire sympathy Win
ann effoFt 10 httnE ahoWt al ~
cfrase IN the service" said M
hel@~ In faet. that was one M IN.
prime laauea 20 the munielaat a ~
urship campaign w"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-13

The ladies Of the Riverton Laurel
club win give a banquet at River
ton hall on March IS in honor OF the
newly elected officers, who will take
their oath of office that evening
The music for the evening will be
furnished by the Riyerton band