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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-07-28


 said city; fifteen (l5) of sad twenty (20) arc lights, at the rate of ten (l0) cents per kilowatt hour; and any addi. tional of said are lights, required by said city, at the rate of eight (S) cents per kilowatt hour; or, in lieu of the foregoing rates, the said city shall have the option of choosing flat rates, as fol. lows, to wit: Five (5) of said twenty (20) arc lights, free of any charge to said city; fifteen (l5) of said twenty (20) arc lights, at the flat rate of one hundred and twenty ($120.00) dollars per year per light; and any additional of said arc lights, required by said city, at the flat rate of ninety ($90.00) dol. lars per year per light; provided, how ever, that the said city, immediately after the installation of said street lighting system and on or before the first day of each and every year there after, shall exercise it's said option as to tho rates to be paid to said Company for supplying electric current for said twenty (20) or more arc lights. and the rate, when so chosen by said city, shall not be changed during any of said years; and it is further provided, that the whole of said twenty (20) or more arc lights, herein provided for shall be furnished on what is known as MOONLIGHT SCHEDULE', that is to say, the lights shall be furnished each night all night, excepting that while the Moon shall be shining so as to make the streets as light as if the said arc lights were burning, the said Company need not furnish current in said lights, but during Moonlight nights when the sky is clouded the Company shall furnish current in said lights as
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-07-28
NO.
IY IGS.

If you vote yes, you will make cross in the first square, if you vote no you will make cross in the second square. By order of the Common Council of the City of Globe.
 Dated this 11th day of July, 1907.
 w. S. SULTAN, (SeaD Mayor. F. J. Elliott, City Clerk.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-07-28
Mayor.
Attest:
City Clerk.

MINERAL APPLICATION No. sel' United States Land Office, PhOenn' Arizona, May 10, 1907. Notice IS neiy f by given that Lyman c. Woods, Globe, Arizona, for himeslf and ms '. owners William J. O'Brine and MVns Klein, has made application for Pa.t;T Pis;r to the Copper King lode mining Ii1,S cIns Survey No. 2343, situated in the u'.s Mining District, Gila County AIiIgDss' in Sec. 23, Tp. N, R. l5 F., u. ps R. B. X M., described as follows; N gaming at Cor. No. l, whence '1s E. Cor. of Sec. 23, Tp. l N, R 10 ,ar S c. & s. R. B. X M., bears N. So J Iss , min. E. 74S.3 feet; thence ;. SS ' 5: 36 min. F.. 566.3 feet to Cor NV. t.st thence s. 50 deg. 46 min. w. l5,i I,;, n to Cor. No. 3; thence N. B deg. 50 ., w. 566.3 feet to Cor. No. 4; theh'' Nh 59 deg. 46 min. E. 1874 feet to Col, rith l, the place of beginning. C'nai,,, CIn,, sou. Cottonwood claim, Survey Nd' Io.' r;th taining .479 acre, and eonille' iss Maurel homestead, containing ..,es acres, are excluded. Location pI Mines are recorded in Records Of Gils County Recorders office in salu ,t County, as follows: Original, pOsja o sja page 2S3; amended, Book $, pss. are Adjoining and conflicting clam. Dn.Orth Canon and Cottonwood on the ln tbs west; Darius and Copper Qneenp p,'nk v Oh northeast; Copper Queen and pud Isosd on the southeast and Maurel hon e,sto0RE the southwest. MILTON k. NV Register. ,oo- sis
 First publication May l7, l9O' ~I
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-07-28

When a man s popularity begins to wane his neighbors usually get busy and assist.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-07-28

Many man has lost his game by boosting it too much.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-31
EDIOTO
En- la Cote dc Distrito del Distrito judi
cial de Hmacao, P. R.--Abintcstato
de Andres Antelo.- Para la vcuta de
I,;o,,oc o,, ,oLLl;oo o,,Ioet,

En- la Corte dc Distrito del Distrito judi
cial de Humacao, p R.-Abintcstato
de Andres Antelo.-Para la veuta de
bienes Ell phblica subasta
por e presente hago saber: Que el
d.a 81 d octrbre de 1907, enfre las horas
de II de Ia lnaiana de I 5 de Ia
tarde, autorizado debidamente por una
ordcn de la Cofte de Distrito de Huma
Gao, veudere en- pubiica subasta al mejo;
postor los bien2s oertcnecientes 4 dicha
testaIlenterla que sc rclaconar5n, cuya
yenta Sc lleyarl clbo Ell eli pueblo dc
Yabucoa, ohcinas del administrator que
suscribe, con sujcci6n al pliego de con-
diciones que Sc encnentra fjado al publ
co ell dicha olicina del administrator ell
la secretaria de Ia Corte de Distrito de
HumacBo.
Pflaci6n de ble.c;. : Fincas y6sEcas
Tina compueHa de ounce cuerdas,
radicala ell cl blrrio de Juan Martin"
jurisdiction de HAhucoa colindante por
el Norte con el Caiio, por el Sud con el
cainino rell, por eli Este con Conchita
Fuentes y por q Oeste con Javiela Arti-
quez, tasada Ell Si,o5o.
Ot,a coinD1r$ta de cuarcita dos
cuer,!as, Ell ei inis:no barrio de 'Iual
Martin, terinino de Yabucoa, colindant1
por el Norte con cl cauliuo real, AndrIs
Nebrill Aurea Ddvila, por cl Sud con
Carmen j Candelaria Fuentes, por el Este
con Carmen Ddyila, Andres Antelo y me-
nores Laz ny por el Oeste con Adolfo Da-
villa, tasada en- 81, 100,
Otra sn el nismo barrio de "Iuan
Martin, jurisdiction de Yabucoa, com
puesta de nueve cuerdas, coiindante por
el Norte con Carmen Davila, por ell Sud
con memories Lazu y por ell Este y Oeste
con mas terrenos de Andres Antelo, tasa-
da ell $324.
Otra compuesta de diez media cuer-
das Ell el nismo barrio de Juan Martin
ternino municipal de Yabucoa, colindan.
te por el Norte con Carmen Davila, por
el Sud con Angela Olineda, por el Este
con Luciano Lazu.y por el Oeste con An
dres Antelo, tasada en- $378.
Otra fnca radicada~en el barrio de la
Teja, termino Municipal de Yabucoa,
compuesta de cuarenta cuerdas colindan-
te por el Norte con Succession de Juan He
rrero y Anacleto Rodriguez, por ell SUI
con Anacleto Rodriguez y Gumersindo
Ramos, por el Este con Anacleto Rodri-
guez y. Leandro Aponte por el Oeste
con Justiniano Motezuma el camino reaI
1ural del barlio, tasada en- $4,000.
FRUTos. .-Ciento diez y seis cuerda'
tocones de caiia ell el barrio de "Juar
Martin" ell sociedad con Jose r. Fuen
, tes, tasadas Ell 5 2,s52.oo.
TITLES. romano de pesar CANA
do tasada Ell 5 5000.
Yabucoa, Octubre 10 de 1907,
EMILIO Colon.
] Administrador.Ju
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-31
EDTCT0

United States of America. The
President Of United States. SIS.
Fin la Core municipal de San Loren
70 del Distrito judicial munic;-
pal de San Lorenzo Puerto RICO.
Antonio Serrauo Battol me, promo
vente Ex-parte. Sobre conver-
sion Ell dominic del derecho de
possession de una Gnca rnstica,
l.cdo. Juan r Was SOchoteco,
abog do del promovente.
POR CUANTO: FL abogado Lcdo
don Juan F. Was Oclloteco, ha pro.
movido ante esta Corte expedientc
sabre Ia conversion ell dominic del
d-iecho de p session de la fiuca r1sti-
ca que Sc describe asi:
Rdstica; prelio sito sin nombre
e,peciol en- el barrio de aValenciano
ArribaO, del tefmino municipal dc
Junco', comnuesto de veinse y dos
cuerdas y media de terreno equiva,
lentes a hectares, 81 areas, 80 cen
tiar as y II milidreas colinlante POI
el Nortc con terreno dc don Ramon
Fa'e;o; por el Sur con 10, d don An.
tonic Gomez j. Ramon Rivera; por e
Este con la linea divisoria de Juucos
| las Piedras y por el Oestc con dor
Antonio Serrano y el citalo Rivera.
Cuyo inmueble Sc ncuentra ins
critic a favor del promovente en- el Re
gistro de la Propiedad de Caguas cor
fecha 80 de octubre de 1905, al folie
II del tomo 7 del Ayuntamiento dc
Juncos, inscription primera.
POR TANTO: habiendcse orde.
nado por el honorable Francisco Es.
cute, Juez de esta Corte que Sc anun'
Gle por edictos la conversion de pose.
sion en- dominic, solicitada para que
los que Sc consideren perjudicado:
puedan oponerse, presentando la opor
tuna demauda en- el plazo de ounce
dias naturales, libro la presente pare
su publication a solicitud del promo
vente don Antonio Serrano Bartolo
me, en- el peri6dico LA DEMocRAcIA
que Sc edita Ell San Juan Bautlsta ds
Puerto Rico.
Dado en- la Corte municipal de
San Lorenzo. P R. IS de octnbre dt
1907, Jose S. AYBAR, Secretarit
de la Corte municipal de San Loren
70, P. R.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-31
POWATAN COLLEGE
Charles Town, w. Va.

Es mo coego para nhas sehortas e Esado Curse
po do esudo ddos bo direction comeentes proesores
Las esudane enen los mayoes adntos M1ca A Eocu6n
Cuidado personal ncion da oda estudante Puoqueha
SP HATTON, A. NJ. IL. D. PRESIDENT.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-31
s para endas COnsas de acas cOmps ncLend0s ad

Para Triple efectos, tachos, bombaI
accessories Centrales, Lafayette, Arroyo,
yuanita, Bayam6n, Plaxuela, BaTceloneta,
San Vicente, vega.Baia, Proyidencia, pati.
Las, 9eresdita, Yabucoa; Buena Vista Ca:
rolinaI ac:qs ..II<xEySS
Sucrs. del. ViIIamiI 4 en- Gar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-31

Para trapichesy desmenuzadoras1C Cen.
tral Guanica, San Vicente .Juanita,
Cambslache, Resolpc'tn y Bue1s Vista
Para, CalsntadOresJ RatsY sits
sE Aefoeos rs :
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-10
FLASHING METEOR
HITS A OLA
MOUNTAINS
BURSTS LIKE A ROCKET
EAST OF ALBUQUERQUE
viii Be Made for the
Heavenly Visitor Seen by
Many People at 4 p. M on
Monday,

A big meteor. dropping vertically
from the heavens was seen by many
people at 4 o'clock yesterday evening
directly east OF this city and appar-
emily a short distance beyond South
Peak i'm the Sandia mountains, just
north Of Tiieras anyon
DIR. f. A. Jones, the well known
mineralogist, of It's North Eighth
street. has accurately located the line
i'm which the heavenly visitor fell, and
a search will be made for 1t.
Il. j. Wilson, of the Economist
store, who is staying al my house. saw
the meteor plainly while sitting in the
front yard, just at 4 o'clock" said
Professor Jones last night. He call
ed to me loudly and / arrived on the
scene Just about a second too late.
Mr.. Wilson said the meteor fell like
a great ball OF fire straight down I'M
til apparently just oven the mountains,
when IL burst like a huge ~skyrOcket.
II was visible about as long as a per-
son could count eight. / had a transit
and took an observation on Wilson's
information, locating the line of flight
as north SO degrees 10 minutes east
1t appeared to fall in a directly YER
teal line, and as the western sun was
shining brilliantly on IL at the time II
must have been extremely close to
have been so clearly visible"
Many other persons saw the meteor
yesterday afternoon, and ii Is quite
likely that by following the figures
secured by Professor Jones it may be
located i'm the mountains. For all
that anyone knows, II may be a stray
piece Of Mr.. Daniels justly celebrat-
ed comet. which has been hanging
around the armament for some
months past. At n rate 1t Is worth
looking for.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-10

Nye's tent show tonight, 10 and 20
cents.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-10
PASO EAGLES
WILL ENTER THE
TOURNAMENT
Grand Combination of the Best
Baseball Experts in the Pass
City viii Enter the Fair
Games Here,

Ell Paso fans are beginning to think
about the coming baseball tournament
at the Albuquerque fair In October.
As a consequence the baseball talent
in the Pass City is to be raked with
a fine tooth comb and the pick of.the
artists now playing there will be
combined with the team now known
as the FL Paso Eagles, The El taso
players are going at h matter seri-
ously and the bunch hat comes from
the Texas town will come prepared to
do business and go after the three
purses of $500, $500 and $500 offered
bV the fair association.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-10

KEEP a PIECE OF OUR KANSAS
ROCK SALT IN YOUR HORSES
MANGER. 4 25c PIECE WILL LAST
FOR MONTHS. T.. W. FEE, 602-6Of
=. FIRST ST. PHONE 10.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-10
NEW MEXICo HEADQUARTERS
WE'RE MUCH IN EVIDENCE

The Morning Journal last night re-
ceived a big photograph Of New Mex
leo headquarters at the Irrigation con-
gress IN Sacramento. which voted tn
next Z to Albuquerque. The
photograph shows Albuquerque hgur-
ing as d chief business on a life
size riacard around which are framed
the splendid collection Of A~lhuquer-
cue and New Mexico photographs sent
from this city. while in front Of the
photographs stand Colonel Twitchell
aud the New Mexico boosters and rep
r~escntafiVc of the Santa Pc railroad.
Stacked M on q long counter are
piles Of hterature about New Mexico.
Tbs picture Is 4 good one and shows
hpr the Albuquerque boosters went az
100 win tie prize.
Nye's tent show tonight. 10 and 20
ccnts Including best reats.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-10

The September issue Of 1.-THE
Earth" l. Of decided interest to New
Mexicans. The magazine carries ar
ticles nv A. NJ. Hove. Of Carlsbad;
II. y. Holt. of Las Cruces: r. y.
TwitcheiI. Of Las Vegas. G. a Rich
ardson. Of Roswell, and IL well illus
trated with photographs Of New Mex
leo scenes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-10
DOUBLE HEADER FOR
LOCAL FANS SUNDAY

The Socorro baseball team will ar
rive IN the city hext Sunday and will
play a double header I'm the afternoon
at Traction park. The first game will
be between the Gem City players and
the Barelas Grays. followed by a
game between Socorro and the Geron-
limos. II is expected that both games
will be good exhibitions.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-10

San Francisco, Sept. "a man sup
posed to be j. II. Dinnie. a laborer,
was run down and killed by a Folsom
street car at the crossing of Folsom
and Fifth streets. last night. The mo-
torman on the ear was arrested and
charged with manslaughter.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-10

you must have good health. You can't have
good health II your liver is not doing IT'S
duty-slOw but SURF poisoning is going ON all
thes time under such circumstances Bal
lard's Hcrbine makes a perfectly healthy
liver-keeps the stomach and bowels right
and acts as q tonic for the entire system.
Sold by J. II. O'Rlelly Co.
-. t.nI 49, LanLnhI 10 aud %
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-08
TIE WEHSH0IsuI
Prcparatio7s fsr Vzn1erbil- 1zd
Harvard az the Naval A<ademw
Mizor Canes -Ek1x 81
Tahn WfI D0

The ms fsafnursm wa. w1w r
fhfrf z1nrs t.Ersrrur. 11atr nrsss-ssElls
being Nnrw z1nsf .Nxrtogs tl1EA- t.aasa-
~ eourse. ~ <Eeas s-oaHis 81 ssEee1ssl
wftn thm farmers. AEsA .4 am
IfxsIy ts4z ra@ Navy ceaeses sll
Naer thair ness AaAns in 11r auF .aa@
~ tiuse. The Erss tsE1r H1eu au
sleuhta<lly ne ~1Vezs a e.11ues % w1ssr
-. hn4 tns sne~g EEl4tes Et ee ran m
~ soom a. ne -alaa <ets xH1 .saz
in <ood shape-
TIE z1ne 80 ~1zurlsF sex4 Nsaa
Vanslerof1E 1nfVersi1v wfEl Me Huw HA
the ulest faIarestInz aalaa als eear
taken ulaee aera. F8r ~Nves2-
sens past Narsfsrfflr has a1l = vesr
strong team. 4anfsla.lar tae as.4 n
ths SoIGhxest- ansI aas nlaye4 an Az
u1esI even tsrfs4s ussn a.la & nae arsa4.as
of Mieaigan 1n.l Ehiexzrs. Eae 1es9-
is ahunG the lslal sfraaEta rAas EetE
and has seeu wor..irs- 3 af.a zreaE .....g-
minafio1 ln erisr le u.a@a q 1ssel
show ing against tse Elsterm taamas.
However. ths sleNsu eilt He aaz.t-
capped ~ .he fAas -tak the eEn #w
raiI is q very 1z.laous eaes 1esa1lfzlr.
that Ene u4rEv 1e1Ne ~Ast&sAsa N.es4.
nesliay eTenfu@ fa urler -a na a1 -Aa-
napoIss in tiraa fsr lAe <asne-
4 special paluz 81 lucsus1 a ean-
neetion with sse xams - 1aa.a etE.sl.s
Douglass ana Fullnae< alr1a1rlls.r.
of the Navy team. iaaruest t.setr ure.
limfnary fuornail az ts~ ussarsaev
Of Tennessee. tle ehiaf atheists rls..l
og Van1ernilt- NstlLrl4llw. Ir9se EsH.-
nessseaus sill he ns1rtferll.1rlg y aaeslslss
to give ths vis1teEs q Eesn& aEsssiaana.
Is - reported reliably f1zE t1e .see
81 SATURDAY was . gzeN4 4anae aA aan-
veFsatio1 IN spor-laE etrclas -trets<t-
ouE the state &c Eenuessea a1As asaa
u1sr.
ON the SATURDAY foIioN lnz. lEa lszs.
the midshipmen via play a-sllsss1
Harvard IN ths hiz zal1e ~ lne ieeal
seAso8- Thers Is uu zeasnn NaE 4ae
Navy has uot an apen enanoe aas1sHsz
tb.s crimson ft eont4fns afEM4 wam
Who played Ia al go narl 81 -aa ree.
game with the Nrmy .ssr seasau aast
haS rounded intsr shape sufeu.lslllv y a.sss
SEASON. The Navy aas s1@Nn a1s
ability ta lefea1 rnsu1hers ef e1e
..Big Four in YEAS ~ome aVr ~
instance Prineeton ansl r1e n4eers.ar
of Penusx lvauIa- knpareur1s. aa1s
Is a eoed chance . 1t1 3 laaraG se
her lisa gerfainlF tae >asv -aaa
will noI % Is rhe ~tme w1 aN1
fsIaa 81 merely keening -la scere
doxn a. much As possible
The Fezlalr <Brue 1e1Neea - At.lss =
and the Navy fs sshesialeeA far &aslassas
day. October Is. AMI sil- HruH.srls ae
played nn&v ilhsl.Aaals tae AAa- 4aa.s
- lean S cnu-en1ell . ltse sse 4stH
made vacant ~ @es.ern fIArT Aasl s
exneeifation I.Iss tA4tinssslas- sci
John 5 plays Slt- - MaEx a. eu
rnfttsburx on etetoner lf Ansi hrsnA
lin and Marshall 81 Lancaster. Pa. an
oct0her Z'T Net unNt @easuEss4ssEs
October -. wlll iE De- seeu iu 1nns.lsr
bone ~ame. tae l nieeFsiev eA M4FF
land heing rs arNoneu1s- iu l4e1 80
Johns ~ short au n0me .-Aamtes aa.s
season. the 0nlg ether ene oeIn- fae
game with Washinglun taiseEss Natea
takes Dlace ou SATURDAY.. >seel1laer -
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-08
County Com missioners

At the meeting Of the County Com
missioners today there was received
q communication from citizens Of
Brooklyn, Fifth district, in regard
TO the construction Of a macadam road
i'm that village from the end of Light
street bridge TO the Walnut Springs
Hotel. a distance of about /, 600 feet.
1t is the desire OF the residents to
have this road constructed under the
provisions OF the Shumaker Road
Law. The Board is inclined toward
the proposition and have cOmmuni-
Gated with the United Electric Rail
ways and Lighting Company in order
10 provide for the moving of the car
tracks to the center Of the proposed
road.
Mr.. Clarence Kirwan, representing
the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company, was before the Commission
ers this morning and asked permission
for his company TO cross public roads
by means of conduits instead Of poles.
This permission was granted on con-
dition that the company would be re-
sponsible for any incidental damage
10 abuttiDg property.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-08
An Approaching Wedding

The marriage Of Miss Rhoda Emlen-
smith, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J..
EmIen-Smitb, OF Philadelphia, 10
Mr.. Lawrence Middleton EwcIl, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Eweil, Of
Baltimore, will take place on Octo-
her 10 at St. Pau's Church, Chestnut
Hill, Pa. The pride, who viii be
given away by her father, viii be
attended by Miss Ethel Marion Wirg-
man as maid Of honor, and the follow
ing bridesmaids Miss Fannie Morris
VAIN, Miss Bessie cbeston, Miss Emily
Douglas Hilger and Miss Marie Ar
mory Hare.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Ewell, a sister
Of the bridegroom, viii be nower girl.
The best man will be Mr. Emmet
X. Eweil, brother OF the bridegroom,
and the ushers will include Nr. Henry
Pepper Norris, Mr.. Howell Dundas
Pratt. SIR. Dwight Vaughn Merrick
and Rev. John X. EweIi, a cousin Of
the bridegroom. Upon the return of
SIR. and Mrs. Ewell from their we'd
ding tour they will reside with the
BRIDES parents, Nr. and Mrs. }.
Emlen-Smftb, at Sweet Briar, Rex
avenue, Chestnut Hill, sPa.z
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-08

teriai, but struck a snag when IL came
- getting money from Congress for
the printing and binding. Lieut.. Com
mander Rush Was great friend Of
Commander Iucien Young. Dow a cap
tain IN the navy, and Young was the
idol of kentuckian and Southern men
every here on account " his herOfsm
AZ the wreck Of the Huron. The
Democrats were IN power, and largely
through the innuencs of Lncien Young
and other Southern men Congress was
induced to make the first appropriation
in 1894 for the publication Of the rec
Ords.
After Lieut.. Commander Rush had
been ordered to sea Professor KawsOn
was placed in charge Of the library
and the war records. lie remained
there until tire scarcity Of officers in
the navy drew heavily on tbe teaching
stad at the Naval Academy. Profess
sOr Rawson was then ordered TO tbe
Academy. where lie has remained ever
since. lie will now complete tire
publication Of the records.
Twenty volumes Of .he records have
been published. II is the most val
liable reference work yet published
on the naval operations Of both the
- AAAN8t AtftA UA@tt1 III AiiC
Civil War. Three or four more vol
umes must yet be published to COM
plete the set, and this viii be direct
cd by Professor Rawson. Consider
able difficulty was experienced in
assembling the records. The reports
Of fleet Commanders were in the Navy
Department. Reports OF those in
charge Of vessels operating siDgIy
were also on file. But the important
correspondence between flag officers
and their subordinates was in most in
stances difficult to obtain, as these re-
ports were not always sent To the de-
partment.
Without these squadron letters the
historical value Of the records would
have been incomplete, and every effort
was made to obtain the material. These
have been secured, and when the
final volumes are sent forth by Profess
sor Rawson the set viii be a monu-
mental record Of all the naval opera
tions of the Civil War.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-08
MIDSHIpMEN ELECT OFFICERS
Select Membership Of Athletic As
sociation Executive Com
mittee

The members of the first class at
the Naval Academy have elected and
the commandant and executive COM
mittee OF the Navy Athletic Associa-
tion have approved the following
officers for the executive committee
Of the midshipmen' Athletic Asso-
citation:
President-G. IL. Emmerson, Lin
coin, Ill.
sceretary-M. G. Robertson. Mount
clair, n. j..
Treasurer L. leighton, Tunk-
hammock, Pa.
In addition to these the following
midshipIncn, through virtue OF their
respective Offices, also hold member
ship on the committee: A. II. Doug
lass, Chattanooga, Tenn, captain,
and II. X. WeIsheimer, Neoga, ILL.,,
manager Of football team; Allen Bacon,
Boston, Mass, captain, and X. X.
Turner. Stockton, Cal, manager base
ball team Frank Rockwell, New York
city. captain, and Walter Smith,
Boston, Mass, manager crew; X. A..
Burg, Grand Rapids, Mich, captain
track team; Harold DEF. Burdick,
I.nwre renee, kas., captain fencing
team Jules James, DanviIle, Va,
captain Of rife team and chairman Of
hop committee; II. +. -. Davis, Fix.
Nevada, manager fencing team and
track team A. II. Nanderhoof, New
York city, captain, and A.. N. K.
Allen, New Bedford, Mass, manager
basket ball team A. X. Schanze, New
ark, y. j.. captain gymnasium team,
and. Leland Jordan, Jr., MuTfrccsboro,
Tenn. In charge Of tennis.
All OF these are members Of the frs
or second classes, and the third and
| fourth classes are represented by one
member each. These are &. X. BKon.
son, Of Chicago. ILL.,, and Henry 5.
NICK. Clay, Of Bryn Mawr, Pa, re
speetiyely.
This election Of officers for the com.
mittee and It's formal organization
usually takes place just before the
close Of the academic year In June,
al the call Of the president Of the first
class. ON account of President A.
II. Douglass illness in the Spring
the election was postponed until iasi
week and has just been approved IS
Captain Benson.
At the same time the following as
sistant managers Of teams were elected
who upon being approved BY the
l Navy Athletic Association mex
Spring, will become managers for ths
respective teams for the following
season: Frank Green, St. Joseph
Mont, football; ). s. Harris, Monte
cello, Ark. baseball; v. d. Chap
line, Lincoln. Seb., field and track
A. q. Kirk, Beverly. y. j., fencing.