Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-05-05


\ call for citizens meeting, issued
by the Mayor was responded to by Il
number of representative citizens Mon
day evening.
Mayor Fuller called the meeting to
order and asked for nominations for
chairman.
EX- Mayor Lammert was elected chair
man, and Mr.. j. \. Caldwell secretary.
Chairman Lammert stated the object
of the meeting.
After some discussion of ways and
means, during which the effort of the
Arion Band and Frostburg Choral Club
was spoken of, and j. H. Hitchins told
of an arrangement with the Herald
Square Opera Company play at Opera
House Thursday evening for stipu-
lated sum, and all over that amount to
be given to the relief fund, committee
was appointed to push the sale of tickets
for these two entertainments comprising
MeSsrs:
W. +. &. Ilitchins, Chairman:
John s. Brophy, John c. Bry,lon
Frank Watts, William +. Sullivan,
RObcrdeau Amman. Peter Iammert
John \. Caldwell, Daniel f. Mullen.
J. William Shea, Thomas G. Dillon,
Charles Jetrries, Henry Fisher.
otto Hohing, DIN K. Rice.
James II Fuller George Stern,
Thomas II MOrvan Charles Il Rnty
A motion to effect that all funds raised
should be sent through the Red Cross
Society was made and adopted
Another to request pastors of the diff
ferent churches, and teachers III the
public schools to assist in this movement
was also adopted.
The committee held meeting Tues
day and started to work to push the sale
of tickets for the two entertainments.
and met with success from the start
Through the courtesy of j. c. Brydon,
IA liberal contributor to the fund besides.
Charles Jettrles was permitted to take a
number of tickets to the several mines of
the Consolidation Coal Company to send
through the mines to give the miners an
opportunity to assist in the movement
AT IA meeting of the Committee Tues
day Charles JetfrieS reported that Mr.
Brydon stated the Consolidation would
aid, and that he would aid personally
He also stated that Mr.. Brydon would
allow the sale of tickets through the diff
ferent mines of the Consolidation
Messrs. Otto Hohing, J. w. Shea and
7. II. Morgan Were appointed to wait
upon Prof. George n Beall and solicit
service of orchestra for Thursday even.
ing.
Absent committeeman We're requested
by secretary to dispose of tickets sent
them and return money to c. f. Bctz,
treasurer.
Messrs. 7. &. Dillon, Daniel f. Null
len, Peter Lammert, Otto Hohing, 7. II .
Morgan and w. f. c. Hitchins were APP
pointed committee to canvass mer-
chants, banks, etc, for subscriptions and
tickets.
j. II, Hitchins rendered free use of
Frostburg Opera House for play. 3D.
inst, and Band and Choral Club con
cert next Tuesday, Sth inst.
The Herald Square Company made IA
liberal concession in favor of Frostburg's
fund for the sufferers.
1.-The Trip to India" Thursday even
ing was given to full house and was "A
great success.
AT late hour yesterday afternoon
the Committee reported
Contributions to Frostburg Fund for Re
lief of California Sufferers are coming in
| handsomely.
There is room ana call for more
Anyone not called upon can contribute
| through the COmmittee-Messr W. +. &.
| Hitchins, chairman; J. A. Caldwell, sec
rotary, and C. f. Betz, treasurer.