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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-13
RECApITULATION
COMBINE SPOKANE MINES.
Large Properties win Consolidate and
Greatly Reduce Expenses.

Special Core spoudence.
Spokane. Wash. Dec. 13-Articles OF
am agreement 90 consolidate the North
Moccasiu Mining company, On which
John A. Drake 70 millionaire OF Chica-
go. owns the controlling interest, and
the Kendall Mining company, controlled
by spokane capital. and place the two
properties under the management OF a
new company Go March. 1909. have been
fled in Idaho. The agreement is signed
by A. r.. Campbell Of the Kendall and
IT. NJ. Rae. president OF the North
Moccasiu
The agreement provides that the Ken
DAN shall treat lll ores from the North
MOcClsiu prior 90 the consolidation not
10 exceed SOC tons day at charge OF
Us ton. The North MOCCaslu Is to
meet the expense OF any changes in
the milling plant that may be neCes-
sary. The Kendall is TO furnish the
North Moccasiu with electrical power
for operating its tramway az So
horsepower q year. r. II Lang, SUE
perinteudent of the Kendall and Presi-
dent Ha of the North Moccasin are 20
meet .1 or before March 10. 1909. and
agroe 1913 10 the actual value OF the
properties
The North Moccasln is a gold proper
ty. II has ore bodies at a great depth.
carrying values of $50. which ig high FOR
cyanide proposition. So Tar the de-
velOpmcut work at i.F '~7l-o property
has All been with q view &. ca ".." .i~'ng
the probable value OF the orc l..
Tho two companies are capitalized on
Che same basis-S2 800 000 with $4,000
shares. The stock of the North Mecca
sin has present market value OF about
So share, or a total OF 81 100000. while
| the Kendall stock 81 quoted at 81 "a
| share. on total Of but $500 600.
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ToDAYs MONEY MARKET.

New York, Dee 13.--AToney ON cau
firm at 10 per cent. Ruling rate 10
Ter cent; closing bid -: offered at
q per cent.
Time loans nominal; GO days, IL 10
10 per cent, and 30 days 10 TO IL per
cent; six months, s per cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper nj
10 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with ac-
tual business I'm bankers bills M
1S5 20 at 1855 rs for demand and az
40 so at 179 So for 80 day bills;
commercial bills f79 25.
Bar silver 5i7s.
Mexican dollars, 13ik.
Government bonds strong: railroad
bonds irregular.
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RETURNs rRoM AR1zoNA.
superintendent Hardy Of Mascot Con
per More Pleased Than Ever.

T. G. Hardy superintendent OF the
Mascot Copper m1nes at Dos Cabezas
Arizona. IS back from trip TO the
property and is more pleased than ever
with the splendid showing. While only
a small force is now employed in he
development work. the ore reserves
OF the mine are constantly being added
10 and when the time comes FOR active
production large tonnage Is as
sured The veins on the property are
very large running from 10 to 30 feet
I'M width presenting in many places fun
breasts ~ solid sulphides. The ore IS
OF AN excellent character for smelling
as DO carries large excess Of iron
MT Hardy says that within a very
short time a daily production OF 200
tons could easily b. maintained. with
no further development OF ore than lis
now disclosed. The present work is be-
ing confined TO development work only
and no attempt Is being made to cx-
tract ore iu any quantity with a COM
centrator or a smelter the Mascot could
probably be put on n paying basis
within q very short time
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CAUGHT WITH THE GOODS.
W. l.. Bell Steals Jewelry and Cash
From Room Mate.

Al noon today officer Gillespie ar
rested at the Oregon Short Line "a man
grand larceny The man stole gold
watch $40 ln cash. two gold rings and a
stick pin last night from J. +. Rule who
occupied "a room ln the American house
on Commercial street According 90
the story related 10 the police, Rule
took Bell into his room ANA furnished
him "a place 90 sleep. During the night
Pen disappeared. and with him went
tho valuable belonging % Rule. A de-
scripuon of Bon was furnished the po-
lice. and Officer Gillespie spotted The
man at the depot as he was about Co
take "a train for the north. The money
watch. rings and stick pin We're found
on him and Rule Identified the man.
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ASSESSMENT REQUIRED.
No Legislation Relieving Locators of
Work VIII he Enacted

Work VIII he Enacted
Special dispatches from Washington
are TO the effect that no measures rela-
tive to assessment work for 1907 will
be considered before Jan. l. Senator
Dick, chairman Of the committee on
mines and mining. has decided that his
committee viii hold no meetings until
the reassembling Of Congress after the
holidays.
This makes Il impossible to secure
the passage Of the bills introduced by
Senators Teller and Borah, providing
that mining claims shall not be forfeit
ed through failure OF the entrymen to
perform the required assessment work
for 1907.
Senator Sutherland says that 10 Is
certain that no legislation win be en-
acted pertaining TO this matter. He has
received many letters from his con-
stiutents and finds that the majority OF
prospectors and mining men are oppos-
ca 90 the proposition.
This latest turn of affairs Will cause
"a big furry among the mining fra
Larnity as many were holding back
with hopes of favorable action by Con-
gress. Now. however. the assassin M.
win have 90 be done and there remains
only the rest OF the present month IN
which TO do a.
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CUMBERLAND ELY MILL.


AEoNoth CpeNiol VIM
Boston. Dec. 12-Boston News Bu-
reau says: We are informed that the
-oncctnrator OF the Cumberland Ely
Nevada Con. viii not go into commits
sion before April. when initial capac-
lty Of 500 to 1000 tons is scheduled
10 he ready.
just what the nature Of contracts
with North Butte and Butte Coalition
at the Washoe smclter are cannot bo
leaned. hut Manager Carson says that
North Butte will make arrangements
with some other smelter 20 take ores
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DEvELoPMENTs AZ FARRELL.
Strike Ia Salt Lake Property Talk of
seven Troughs District

The furry in financial circles seems
tl nave but little encct ON the mining
industry of the Seven Troughs district
lu Humboldt county New. which takes
Boz tho Iurr,u country iu whicn are lo-
cuttd the holdings of the salt Lake
Nevada Exploration company OF this
city
This company is pushing work in tho
development and exploitation OF los
valuable property. and IFS lu such add
UiraOic financial condition that this
work can be successfully carried on
for an indefinite period The whOls
country around farr,l us excited iu the
discoveries made by the company. cons
corning which thr seven Trourns Mn-
en- of vernon says.
The work ot opening upon the rich
h1ds 1000 tho Wild cat and Little Hero
claims. tne property of tine salt Lake
Nevada exploration company. IA being
pushed HIIN ull possible FlRur. aud the
t.rlk.s Hr. proving "a greater import
uule than was at nrsl imagined AZ
present force Uf siX miners are ems
I.HE'l Hu Ihr property and 10 ls un-
trrfInnU ilat more men viii be- put 90
Wurs iu thr near future.
IhD Gordon ana kiWuan strike on
ODE Wild Cat claim Do proving a honan-
ef. Ihu lodge has been opened ~
u.uDnIUg l0r more than 800 feet. and
tlU SHAFT recently started d. now down
about t0 feet all DOB ore. There As at
present sacked SIX tons Of rock that
VIII average between $500 ana 5000 "a
ton.
Tho Iedge. which runs north ana
south. has granite AS hanging and foot
walls. with contact OF yellow porphN-
ry short distance away. Tho shaft
b. being sunk on the Ledge, which dIps
400 tho east and 10 d expected that tho
yellow porphyry viii become the foot
wall when depth NJ hundred feet ID
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John q. Sharp TO Lula =, sharp.
part lot Q. block o, plat D.. 1
Sarah r. Stewart TO Charles b.
Stewart land. section 20.
township 3 south, range 1 west 1000
A, Gilbert ana others to Louisa
Coil lot 22. block 2. South
Capital avenue go. ........ 400
L. COIL to George W Smith, lots
81 and 23 block 2. South
Capital avenue ........ ...... 1900
Elizabeth A. i. Hayward TO Gus
tuve w Farsberg, lot ], block
49, part a .................... 1900
Annie ChattertOn 10 II. q.
Campbell, lots 20 and 81, block
z. city Park ................. 1880
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REPoRr oF REcEIvER PARKs.

The report OF Received George W.
Parks in the case OF Clarisa Moisou
against the SEWER Consolidated MINI
ing. Muun d Prospecting company
was filed ln the Third district court
Yesterday Mr. Parks places the vail
nation Of the property 40 f3Ti542.10,
including supplies and material on
hand The company owes "A general
debt or s213.374EG and a contingent
debt Of S243.OS5.Gl 20 S. W Tuuoch,
for money personally spent Do devel-
orment Mr. Parks asks that he be
Permitted 20 borrow ON additional
$4,000 with which 20 do the annual
assessment work
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ON STOCK ExCHANoH.
Few Active Stocks ON the Morning
CHlI-COiorado the star

Colorado was the active feature on
the morning cali and "a large number
Of sales were recorded. from 211is 20
2.21is. Seven Troughh took de-
cidod drop. reaching "a low mark OF
%. The total sales mounted up TO 3d.
400 shares. with selling value OF SOP.
03i50
There was little doing IN the un-
listed stocks only one sale being re-
corded. ohio Copper sold sor 2.02la and
2.1O
The following are the latest quota
lions ana sales
A. NJ LISTED STOCKS
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$500 Foa A NAME.

The Ensign Amusement company
Offers $500 f1r the most appropriate
name for their new hail on North
Temple street The prize winner win
Doe announced ON the opening night
the date of opening 90 be- given later
on submit naua 90 Ensign Amuse-
mont company. " east North Temple,
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Salt Lake Security and Trust
go. to ,. Jtm ,9s "a. newton part, s-
Carrie Gray To BHg IT. Andor-
son. part lot 4, block o. plat d.. 400
Fred A Price tl Matte r. Henshaw,
part lot J. block 81. plat ID ....., GO
Samuel g. sudbury aud wife 70
Martin Rasmussen part sec. ],
south, range Q west. ....-....... 1S
Elizabeth j. Br.ughurst and hus-
band tO Henry Brinehurst, part
sec. %. township . south range i
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1.ard-January. TI2n. May. zSo
hhs-January, 672if. May. SIS
Hyo-Cash. a.
Barlcy-Cash. 6SagS
Clovcr-Cash. ii.O0u1b.O0
Whcat-The market rallied at the end
of the first hour because OF a Arm ,ios
Ing az Liverpool but later prices ber,
slunped on The close was easy with
May y cent lower, az 1904 di00H
Corn prices declined late Ina a., sol.
sion IN sympathy with wheat. Nav All
ing on 60 Soy The close was easv
With May shade lower at 56N.
ELABORATED FRUITS.
New York. Dec. i2.-The market Tor
ovaporated apples Is arm. without o,,cl
table change. Fancy are quoted nt i9c.
,aoIv s ivg l-ac prime. SAa9hc, and
Prunes are moving slowly ana a Do
reported that some concessions have
been made on the smaller sizes. Ouofo. .
Tons still range from AZ to 10 for
california fruit and from &c TO 7a.c FOR
Oregons
rlaw -parttionA8 aquotation. w
Apricots are firm. with choice quoted
ot 22c; extra choice 23c. and fancy. I'd
q 25c. Offerings OF peaches are ver,,
light, with choice held at l2Gl2Ac: ex-
ira choice. i2ih 013iac. fancy. 15Gl5iLc
and extra fancy 16ai6isc.
Raisins are easy on spot. with loose
muscatols quoted al 767Ac: seeded
ralslns, 709Aac; and London layers.
N15W1.S0.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago Dec -Butter-StronR.
Creameries, 2O02Sis dairies. 17025.
Eggs--Steady. at mark cases includ-
Cd. 24m25, for fresh stock: others as
low as u.s.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Nlcw York Dec. 18.-.suRar-Rn,y
firm; fair refining. S306835. centrifu-
gal. .s6 test. ass. molasses sugar, 5000
sos.
Refined firm; crushed. $50; powdered.
$50; granulated 4S0.
Coffee-steady. No. rio, 6: No. 4
Santos. rs
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CoRTELYoU SAYS IT'S a LIE.

Washington, Dec 13.-In answer Ia
Inquiries as 10 report which gained
some currency here that Secy Cor.
telyou Is about to resign from the
cabinet. the secretary's sole comment
was:
That Is anothr lie"
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CHICAGO
WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis, Dec. 13.-WOOl, steady.
Territory and western mediums, 600
%: hne mediums. 1901: fine, l5a1S.
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Samples OF Rich Rock Received
Yesterday by Members
or Company.
HAVE UNCOVERED BIG LEDGE.
Property In Position TO ship When
Conditions Warrant Such
Action.

Members Of the Pioche-D emijohn
company are highly elatcd over the
new developments at the Phoebe mines.
q. A. Bailey is In receipt Of several
samples from the latest strike and IS
awaiting the returns from the assayor.
The property OF the company comprises
two consolidated groups. the Demi-
John and the Lucky Boy. each Of six
claims.
WORK AT THE DEM1JOHN
ON the Demiiohn group sh1f has
been sunk Co a depth of 100 feet and
from the bottom OF this drift 33 feet
was run. Here the ore was encount-
cred and followed for SO feet The
drift is really on top OF am immense
ore body. n fun breast OF five feet
now showing. The assure Is true
tssure vein and Is widening with each
foot gained. Samples received from
this vein give results OF from 10 Co
66 per cent lead and from 90 to no
ounces iu silver. The ore IS a heavy
silvcr-lead carbonate, carrying an eX-
cess of iron.
LUCKY BOY LOOKING WELL.
on the Lucky Boy group. several
showings OF good ore have been OPEN
ed up. In the early days this proper
~ produced a great quantity OF iron
ore, which was used by the smeltors
for huNing purposes. In sinking
through this iron, the present CONF
pany broke into "A body of copper ore
az "a depth OF 40 feet. The first SAM
pie showed values Of 2t.9 per cent
G, PIPER and a little silver on parallel
hssure about 100 feet further on n
ledge OF ore IS exposed, averaging 4 =
feet wide. and which assays 2l5.e
ounces Geo silver ana per cent I'm lead.
A siX-inch streak from this same vein
carried 1919 ounces silver and 1913
per cent lead. There are many other
fine showings on the property and the
C., mpany believes 80 has the making
Of q big mine.
A force Of men is now employed
doing the assessment work and incl
deutaIly sacking a little ore, although
this cannot be shipped under existing
..nditi0ns orc thousand ore sacks
were -acently sent 20 the mine and Of
these about 500 have already been
filled. Ten samples are now being
assayed by "a local arm and the returns
from these are expected tomorrow.
The officers Of the Demi john COM
rany are: Joseph S Free, presid emit;
owen A Bailey vice presNent; Will
liam NJ. McCre7, secretary and treas
uror and Frank Parrish and r. o.
Best directors.
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q. 49, West g. Co.. stock broken.
ID D walker hik Both phones OF.
Soc aud residence
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SunnySide Mill is Turning Out
LARGE Quantity of the
Yellow Bullion.
FULL CAPACITY 1000 TONS.
Fine Showing Vow Disclosed in Mine
Good Quality of
Gold.

Louis D. Gordon. OF salt Lake the
discoverer OF the now f9mous Round
Mountoin district BOO Nevada, and who
IS heavily interested boz the ~unnysiie
mine and mill IN this camu. .s moro
than pleased with the operation of
both mine and min during The month
OF November. and has received word
that the mill output for the period
stated was nearly $40 600 in the yellow
metal and that the bullion is now
safely stored in The safe OF the come
pany, awaiting transportation 90 the
mint when the mill is running Co It's
fun capacity the plant viii probably
handle from $500 to- 1000 tons of ore
monthly.
PROPERTY ~ FINE SHAPE
I'm speaking of the condition OF thc
Sunuyside property the Nugg1, or
Round Mountain, says:
on Tuesday mine superintendent
JONES Mcdonald secured some Won
derful paintings from the old spencer
Baihy- lease.
A piece of rock half the size 90
mans fist panucd between two and
three dollars worth OF gold. To the
naked eye 0ugly one or two small
particles of gold were visible before the
rock was broken up and Planned. after
which was discovered % pan of the
cleaning PARTICLES some of them as
large as mail parinrs The color was
much deeper shade of yellow than us
ually characterizes the gold On the
district and 90 Us believed Co bc a higher
grade of the metal
The work of following down the
hanging wall of the big ledge on the
$50 foot level has been temporarily sus-
pended while The main incline Is being
extended The pitch OF this extension
win not be quite as steep as the or
iginal work and It's purpose is Go cut
the ledge mentioned, at a point some
distance below the Wine which was be-
ing sunk.
The company house he's been COM
pleted and is an attractive two story
Franc building with "a porch on the
side overlooking Big smoky valley.
The interior work has OF course not
been finished. This WIN be used as
offices and living rooms f1r the of
hccrs and directors OF the company and
their friends when visiting tho camp.
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D. ". Snow s. Co. Stock brokers.
81 Commercial uIE Both 'phouesly73
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Custom Afsayera and che, 20. 100
south Neal Temple 80
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GEO q CANNON ASSOCIATION.
bHofEHs 20 b.. 80. Temple Both
phones $50.
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LIVESTOCK.
OMAHA

Omaha, Dec. s.-Cattle-Receipts.
600; market slow and weak. Native
steers, 3.256t5.75; cows and helfers 200
d400 western steers, 3.OOQi. so; Texas
steers 2.75dA25, range cows and heif-
ers, 1.750350; Gamers, 1.25Q2.00; stock
ers and feeders. 2.50g425; calves, ASA
$40; bulls and stays, l.5Oa2.15.
Hogs-Receipts, $500. market i0ql5
cents lower; heavy. 4.50Q4. 60: mixed.
4.50d4.65 light 4.4Oa4.50: pigs 4.00Q
4Oi bulk. 4.50W462iz.
sheep-Receipts. 5000: steady: year
lings. 4.00M5.50: wethers 400M450.
ewes, 3.75q40O; lambs, 550G590.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. Dec. 18.-CGulo-Re-
ccipts, 1900; including 300 southerns. .
market steady to weak. Native steers
40006.25. native cows and heifers, $50
H5.l0: stockers and feeders. 3.OOaA5O:
bulls. 2.25Q400; calves, S.25U4.50: west
ern steers. 2.75QSQ0' western COWS, 2.25
Hogs-Receipts. 1000. market 10 cents
lower. Bulk of sales. 4650ASO; heavy,
Al54 $50: packers, 4.10Q4.s0; pigs and
light, 4400480
Sheep-Receipts 1000: market weak
Muttons. 425Q5.10; lambs, 5.25d610:
range wethers, s15G5.OO; fed ewes, 800
G4.35.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, Dec 3.-Cattle-Rocelpts
about $500. market weak Beeves, 315
0615; cows. Ll5M4O0: Texans, 3.00d
$40; calves, A7506.95. westerns. s104
AIS; stockers and feeders. 2206A10.
Hogs-Receipts about $4,000, market
zoe lower. Light. 4506A95: mixed, $50
d495; heavy. 45OG5OO; rough. 4.5OQ
4.65; pigs. 39O6475; bulk, A75G4S5.
Sheep-Receipts about 10000; market
weak. Native, 2.000A50; westerns, 200
N4G0; yearlings. 460G5.30. lambs. 3.75
06.25: western, 3.750615.
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This Morn 0g'S Metals,

Local ore buyers are making
settlements fa1qr 0n the basis of
5ri. cents per ounce Tor silver.
cathode copper and a.eN per
copper. 1874 cents a pound for
cathode copper and $50 per
100 pounds for lead
NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.
LEAD. NCah @ Co 3 %
COPPER. weak. f3Wt3ti
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GENERALIZATION
IN STOCK MARKET

Now York. oct. 18.-Dcmorallza-
ton relgued in the stock market i'r
"a short time today. Il was caused by
the action of the New York clearing
house in declaring the Mercantile Ma
tIonaI bank solvent. Nobody below
ID the banks credit was involved In
The Heinze smash. but the formal
statement OF the clearing house c2uS-
ed runners Of complications that grew
toward the middle of tho day rat"
positiva statements that the bank
would close IT'S doors before night.
So persistent was This report shat
the clearing house committee Nds
forced o. ISSUE another statement an
nouncing the associated banks h'c
nIedeed themselves To- ur '.c-t the
hank under any and all circum-
stances. This statement allayed the
manic which was raging violently at
Inc moment and the market closed
fairly steady.
There was no buying Of importance
nv investors but professional traders
had sold enough short contracts 10
furnish a littlef buying power nm the
last few moments. The low prices
recorded were I'm nearly every. case
far below the panic prices OF the
previous day Metal stocks naturally
lea the decline because they are In
the weakest position owing to tho
collapse Of tho attempt 10 hold cop
per metal at an artificial price
Copper metal declined to new low
level nj 1oh for lake. but without
bringing any sales st. Paul stock,
was particularly weak. In the steel
shares alone did the results seem 10
be any buying OF importance. 81,
on the curb market standard on
broke 10 "a new low record 81 40l. de-
clining 12 points on the daV, whlN
Glprenheim Exploration scored a loss
~ SO points. Several large account
I'm which ameltcr stock figures as coll
lateral arc being closed out
In ,he foreign markets Inere was
weakness IN American stocks an 'he
close. although they We're not very ic-
tive. Wheat broke nearly 2 cents a
busheI but cotton was steady
The total number of shares OF
stocks soId To-day on the New YORK.
stock exchange amounted 10 1857 ,l34
against 10000 the same day last
year.
dav was S2.415,O00, against S2,4OO,-
900 the same day last year
The Heinze incident is closed, but
the situation is not any different from
what 10 was. The market is iD "a
weaker condition but the sore spots
have not been rooted out In order
that the recovery may Doe healthy
when 20 does come. the important
banking Interests intend 90 have eve
frythiug cleaned out. Big loans are,
therefore. 20 be called and more liqui-
dalton will be forced.
The prominence OF Charles w
Morse Of the Mercantile National
bank affairs has attracted attention
10 the Aemrican Ice company on
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LEAGUE ORGANIZES.
Library and Gymnasium Movement II
Definitely Established for Work.

AT a meeting Of the State Library
and Gymnasium League held this
morning at the university campus, the
leagues organization was completed
by the appointment Of committees to
foster the work in each town and city
Howard r. briggs was selected as
president: Or F.. @. Gowans, as vice
president; a. c. Mathewson as sec
rotary. and +. r. Smith as treasurer
Standing committees were named as
follows:
Finance-E. r. Smith. J. Y. Smith,
L. r. Anderson. F.. b. Livingstone, the
committee being given power TO ex-
pand its membership to 20 members.
Library-Fred w. Reynolds. Esther
Nelson. W. ID. Livingstone.
Gymnasium-Dr r. @. Gowans, Fred
W Reynolds l. h. Anderson.
Publicsty-A G. Mathewson. Fred
W Reynolds. Miss Esther Nelson.
Howard r. briggs president of the
league. was authorized TO prepare an
address on its motives and aims for
general distribution. the address to be
ready 10 submit to "a meeting next
week