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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-04
HAssAYAMPA CLUB OF LOS AM
 GELEs REUNION.
(From Thursdsy's Daily.j

Tho Arizona Hassayampa Club of Los Angeles will hold it's annual -o. union in Los Angeles, September th. i2th and 18th
 A picnic will be held September l2h on the beautiful Alamitos Bay. whero the IIassayampans will enjoy the ho, pitality of Naples, with its grand canals, Alamitos, with it's refreshing still water and surf bathing, and of Bay City, which ovcrlooks both the bay and the ocean. A large pavilion for speaking and dancing has been provided; fishing from the ocean pie, mas been arranged for, and there will he specially planned races between the fastest motor boats on the coast and exhibition diving and swimming race, by well known experts. Pleasing trip. on graceful gondolas, propelled by DIG turcsquc boatmcn, will be m enjoy nblc feature, while the motor boat trips on Alamitos Bay, through the grand canals of Naples and up the placid San Gabriel river will prove experiences to he pleasantly remembered. A "down eastern" fish dinner will be served by cpicurcs, who will offer such appctizing dishes as Ncwburyport clam chowder, baked deep sea fish, corn fed minced clans and other dishes prepared as only the coast permits.
 On the 18th of September n theatcr party will be given in Los Angeles, several hundred seats having been re- served for Arizonans. After the the atcr, the annual banquet will be held in the leading hotel of the city. This banquet is expected to bc delightful ending of tho 1907 reunion.
 Speaking at tho picnic and banquet
 is being arranged for by competent committee. which has an abundance of good material to draw upon. Several well known Arizona ladies will be asked to speak on both occasions. Gov. ernor Kibbcy, also Congressman Me Laughlin and Senator Flint, as we'll ns Mayor Harper of Los Angeles, have been invited to take part in the fes tivitics.
 All Arizonans expecting to visit southern California are urged to plar their trip so they may attend tho re union. It is desirable that all wh'
 intend to arrive for the event shoult
 send word to the secretary of th, club, John $. Mitchell, at the ITolen
 beck hotel, informing him what ticket
 they desire reserved for them.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-04

ed Ash Fork. Assistant District Al. torney Forest was notified after tb, train pulled out, and issued orders ,o the shcrifr's office to hold Becker un. til an investigation was made.
 Becker was not placed under arre,, and with the Wilson woman. left ina depot after the train departed M, Lynch and wife continued on their way to Los Angeles, after arranging win Mir. White, who is familiar with ,b. circumstances, to look after his ip,s,. csts in the matter.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-04
FALLS TO DEATH DOWN DERBY
 SHAFT.
(rrom Wednesdays Dsily.)

Yesterday afternoon, about Q o'clock, Fred Blumc. miner, il the employ of the Derby Mining comfany, was in stantly killed by falling from the 100 foot level of the Derby shaft to the bottom, Gj feet below.
 Deceased, with Zeph Elrod, descend ed to the lOO-foot level in the bucket, immediately after the dinner hour. When the landing of the level was reached Blume stepped from the bucket, and said to Elrod: Be care ful in getting from the bucket" and Elrod answered: "I will not get off until I light my light" As soon as Elrod lit his candle he was surprised .o see deceased fall head first down the shaft, along the ladders. He did not utter sound as he fell, which adds color to tho belief that he was suddenly attacked with faintness.
 Elrod at once gave the accident sig nal and all the employees of the camp, with General Manager George U. Young, ran Co the shaft house. Three men at once descended ,o the bottom, where they found the body of Blumc, with the head downward and the limbs resting against the ladder. A faint duttering of the heart held out the hope that his life might be saved, and General Manager Young at once telc- phoncd to Doctors McNally, South. worth and Yount hero. Before he could get the doctors, however, it was found that life was extinct, and Coroner Me Lane was called to hold an inquest. McIano at once drove to the camp and summoned n coroncr's jury, which | returned n verdict in accordance with the facts.
 Deceased was native of Germany, aged ~ years. He was popular with the management and his fellow work men, and his death is deeply regretted by all who knew him. He had been m
 the employ of the Derby company fo'
 the past three years and intended tC
 leave for his native land in few months to be united in marriage to
 the sweetheart of his youth. He con
 fided to his fellow workmen that h'
 needed only s200 more added to hii
 savings before nc left for Germany
 where he intended to spend the rc
 maindcr of his days. He also had [
 collection of mineral specimens whicl
 he intended to take with him, ns wei
 as n number of other trinkcts gatberc' in his travels.
 | His remains were taken in charg by the Ruffncr undertaking establish
 msnt to be held awaiting instruction
 from his relatives in Germany. l conversation with General Manage Young, n short time ago, he expresses wish that in case he was over tn
 victim of a fatal accident his remain be shipped to his native land for 1T torment.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-04
Attest:
C. A. PETER, JR., Clerk.
Office of the Board of Supervisors, Yav. apai county, Arizona.
BARNEY SMITH,
 
Chairman.

Office of the Board of Supervisors, Yav. apai county, Arizona.
 Prescott, Ariz., Aug. 22nd, 1907.
 Board of Supervisors of Yavapai county, Arizona, met pursuant to al iournment, Thursday, August 22nd, 1907, al 2 ?. m.
 Present Barney Smith, Chairman Geo. P. Harrington, Member; w. G. Wing6cld, Member; C. A. Peter, IT,. Clerk.
 Minutes of the meeting of Angus, 18th, 1907, were read, and on motion, the same were approved.
 Petition having been received, sign ed by residents of Yavapai county, and paying road tax therein, praying for [ public road to be laid out as follows to.wit:
 That, that certain piece of roa, which leaves the county road abor four miles south of Simmons and run
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-04
WANT RATES REDUCED.
Chairman.
C. A. PETER, JR., Clerk.

SIOUX FALLS, s. D., Aug. 20. - Much importance is attached to the meeting of the state board of railroad commissioners in this city today, as it Is expected it will mark the real be. ginning of n movement for the reduc. ton of passenger rates in South Da- kota. The board heard representatives of the railroads and other interested parties on the subject of the 2h, h,.cent n mile passenger rats authorized to be put into effect by the state Legisla ture.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-04
ABOUT TO FLIT WITH OTHERS
 MONEY.
(yssm Wsdnssday's Daily.)

Ready to board the Coast Limited, en route to Tonopah, New, at ;l O clock, last night, George Becker, teamster in the employ of George II. Lynch, was prevented from leaving the city by the officers, at the request of Lynch, who claims that Becker was about to leave the Territory without making settlement with him for money collected since April 10, for services rendered different parties with Lynch's eight-horsc team.
 Becker was accompanied by woman named Belle Wilson, who also, 1t is Sl. legcd, was in possession of a ticket for transportation to his intended destina. tion in the Sage Brush state. When confronted by Lynch, Becker stated he was ready to make a settlement, but when asked for his statements and re. ceipts, declared the latter were in a trunk belonging to Ca lady friend who was leaving for Trinidad, Colo"
 When the statuasque Belle was aske,l to open her trunk and produce the re- ceipts she decided to postpone her trip until the dispute was adjusted, and ordered her trunk taken out of the baggage car An investigation of the check revealed the fact that the wo. man was destined for Tonopah instead of Trinidad, as at first represented. Mir. Lynch was walking to the ticket office window, in the depot, to purchase tickets for himself and wife to Lo. Angeles, when he saw Becker in front of him purchasing two tickets for Ton opah. He asked Becker if he wa. about to leave, and the latter replied Lynch says, that he was only pur chasing ticket for the woman. Lyme, asked A. R. White to notify the sher in's office of the situation, while h, guarded Becker, and deputy sheriff arrived just before before the de parture of the train. When con fronted by the officer, Becker accuse, Lynch and White of trying to ie fraud him and others. White repudi ated the statements of Becker and bu
 for the presence of the officer n mix up would have resulted.
 | Becker reluctantly postponed hi trip to Nevada, when informed that |
 he boarded the train n warrant woul
 he issued for his arrest before he reach
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-04
SANTA rE TO GROW TREES FoI
 TIES.
(Hssm TAussAng's Dssly.)

Tho Atcaison, Topeka & Santa Fe railroad has gone into tree growing in order to provide for its future supply of cross ties. The Santa Fc has adopt cd the eucalyptus as the most suitable species for tie purposes, because of its rapid growth, great density and dura' bility, and is now planting 700 acres in a ranch of 5000 acres in southern Cali fornia to eucalyptus seedlings, with the intention of repeating this amount Of acreage each succeeding year for total of twelve years or more, when Il will have planted several thousand acres. The seedlings-waich arc sprouted in boxes to the number of 100 to the box, and stored in "lath houses" until they arc three or four inches high, at which time they are three or four months old-are set out in rows eight feet apart, at distance in the rows from eacn other of five feet. Their cultivation after that for three or four years is thorough, but simple enough, and includes their watering two or three times year. Thereafter the plants are expected to take care Of themselves, although, in the course of time, they require thinning out, which is accomplished by cutting out every other one, so that they stand ten feet apart in the rows. The young saplings thus removed make excellent fence posts, and hence no loss befalls through their taking away. The remaining young trees, numbering about $50 10 the acre, will, at the end of fifteen years of growth, each yield six ties 1t IS calculated, or some $500 ties per acre. These ties will be cut from 700 acres of the big orcaard each year, after fifteen years from the first plant ing, with the result of obtaining more than 2,250,00 ties per annum; and, sec ing that the rate of removal will bt exactly equal to the rate of planting
 the same total acreage will, theoretic
 ally, at least, maintain the same an
 nual supply of ties to the end of time The cost per cultivated tie is far and
 away below that of ties of the bes
 quality, such as white oak, now bouga' on the market.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-04

R'rs. Carl, -addl" horses, t@l".''. l., stock horses. tlio.oo.
 Rturr. Jacob. 800 stock cattle. .3uoooo
 Reeves. ]. IT.. and Fredcrirks C. '"I 800 -,ock cattle, s30oooo.
 Ritter Henry, 3jo stock cattle, s3.joooo
 Ralston. ]. w.. improvements on <. W. i,. x. w. h, Section 3, Twp. IT, Range East sioo.oo.
 Rudy. wm., loo stock cattle, si. 0onoo.
 santa Fc Pacific Railway Co.,, 2o',' o5G i3 acres land at 70 cents per acre, ss3.222jG.
 Summers, <. L.. stock goods, si,' 7oooo.
 Smith, Edgar T.. 90 jacks and ien- nies, slj0.oo.
 lj,O00 sheep. .3o,0000o.
 800 Bucks, s2,5OO.oo.
 S,app. ]. A.. 90 stock cattle, s5oO.oO
 F.. l.. &. W. h, Sec. r., Twp. l3, Range [ W. V. F. h, x. W. h, Sec %. Twp l3, Range { w, s3oo.O0.
 Singer Sewing Machine Co.,, stock goods, s3oo.Oo.
 san Domingo Consolidated Mines Co.,. Imp. Poss. Right, sl0o0.00.
 Sullivan, ]. W, 40 saddle horses, sl.ooO.Oo.
 100 Stock horses, sl.0O0.00
 o.OOO Stock cattle, t20000.Oo.
 7.i7s.OG acrcs land at i0 cents per acre, s2.99i22
 stephens. wm., stock goods, tl,- 5oo.Oo.
 shepherd, 1T. D.. 3jo goats, s7oo.oo.
 Sears & Cavncss. l2j stock cattl" tl.9jooO.
 smith. r. T. 1000 goats, $2,oo0.o0.
 Sanita, h.. Imp. Pos,. Right, t25O.o0
 stewart. ]. w.. 400 stock cattle siooOO0.
 Stewart, NJ. IT., I5o stock cattle ti.5OoO0.
 stewart. Mrs q. T., improvement .ot . and N. |. lot :, block [, East Prescott, sl.50O.Oo.
 Smith, John IT,, 7j0 stock cattle s7,jOo.oo.
 stewart, R. L., 25o stock cattle s2 .joO.oo.
 Tucker, C. F.. 200 stock cattle s2.oO0.oo. Tompkins, !. IT,, 20 stock cattle s3O0.0O. Vincent, 1T. C., 2 work horses .l3O.OO. Dairy cows, slO0.oO.
 Wagon, 5000.
 Imp. part s. w. h, See. 2s. Twp. II Range w., $20O.00. voge Wholesale Liquor Co.,, Imp. I R.. Prescott, $40O.00.
 Imp. P. R.. Congress, s250.00. Wells, Ed. w.. IT. IT. furniture ti 100000.
 Williams, w., 25o stock cattle s2,5OOOO. woodson, J. B., 225 stock cattl so,c5O.OO. Williams, Fred. w., Patented min ITassayampa District: ' Storm Cloud, $l0,O0O.0O. White, Wilbur, , work horse ' sl5O.oo. Young Bros, 200 stock cattl t2,OOO.OO. Upon motion, duly carried, the A sessor was ordered to assess IT. c. Vi cent with Barber Shop, &75.0O. ' Mir. Will l.. Clark and MT. Cole a peared on behalf of the United Yer, Copper Co.,, relative to the asscssms, on personal property and patented no v productive mines. The assessment VI taken up in detail and discussed v some length. IL was moved by M Harrington. and seconded by N Wingfcld, that tho said assessment '' reduced from $503, ,22O.0O to t4s' 000.00. The roll being called, MT. Hu rington voted, Yes; Mir. wing6e voted, Yes; Mir. Smith voted, No. 1T motion was declared carried, and v was SO ordered.
 The Minutes of this days meeti '" were then read, and upon motion, q
 proved as read. V There being no further business
 come before the Board, upon motiC " duly seconded and carried, the Boa
 adjourned sine die. We BARNEY SMITH, Chairman - Attest; !' C. A. PETER, JR., Clerk.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-04
Proceedings Of The
 Board of Supervisors
 Of Yavapai County

ouJ0U consor caibofn, l2o. stock cattle, sl.4oo0o.
 Cook. W. w., 800 stock cattle, sj, uuoup.
 Dbur,a. sarah M. improvements on S. F. lo, r. and lot lj, block l. East Prescott. s9oo00
 Church. Emma, lot l9, block |, East Prescott, s2j0.O0.
 Improvements on above. s7j0oo.
 Lot 2l. block [. East Prescott, s2j00o.
 Lot %, block |, Eas, Prescott, s9joo0
 Campbell, NJ IT,, l75 stock cattle, sI.75ooo
 Copper Chief Mining Co.,, Patented Miucs. Verde District:
 Copper Chief tjo.oOo.0o.
 Saddle horses. 5000.
 Ore buckets. t20.0o.
 1 Small compressor, 5000. | Ore ears, 5000.
 joo Feet track. 5000
 Tanks and pipe line. sl.02j.oo. shaft. mill and bunk houses. Sl. joo.Oo.
 Carter. Grant. loo stock cattle. sl.0o0.00. Dickson. A. c.. loo stock cattle, ! sl.ooooo Denny. E. F., 50 stock cattle, sjoo.oo. Duke. John. 800 stock cattle, t3.ooo.oO
 Drew. j. IT,, io stock cattle, sioo.oo. Dickinson. Chas.. loo stock cattle. sIoO0oo.
 Elks Building Ass'n., improvements west loo feet lots 2i6.s and l0. block Ij. Prescott. slO.0Oo.0O.
 Fogal & Gage, $50 stock cattle ss.5OOOo.
 Fain Bros, 25O stock cattle s2.5OO.OO.
 Fisher, C. w.. 25 saddle horses sG25.OO.
 j0 Stock horses. s500.00.
 I.O00 Stock cattle. sIO,OOO.OO.
 F.. F., $. W. F and x. F.. s. F.. h See. s. Twp. To, Range T East, l6' acres, s30o.o0.
 Gcnung. Ed, s5 stock cattle, ss5O.OO Goddard, Mrs. C. F., loo stock eat tie, sl,O0000.
 25o Goats, s5o0.OO. |. Gardner, !. l.. stock goods, sl3, O0OOO.
 Hardcc, John M. 300 stock cattle s3,OoOOO.
 Heath, Arthur, l25 stock cattle sI,25O.o0.
 Hall, !. K, N. F, N. w. h and \ F., x. F.. h. Sec. 2s, Twp. li, Range East, lGO acres, $i0O.0o
 Head Lumber Co.,, lumber, s7,5sO.0'
 Haskell, c. H., lot 23, block 32, Pres cott, 5000.
 Lot [ and south { feet lot 8, block l, Jerome, s3OO.OO.
 TIougnton, R. B., 25O stock cattle s2,5O0.OO. \, Hance. Mrs. p. IT,, 25O stock cattl s2.5Oo.0O. !, Koontz, !. w., 90 stock cattl, s5O0.OO. k Lubin, Wm.. stock goods, s7,500.00.
 Laskin, l., & Bro, stock good s5,o000o.
 Lawler & Wells, patented mines, E |, rcka District:
 Hillside, sI2,5oo0O. !. Levy. D., & O., stock goods, sig 5O0.OO.
 Miller. Jake, BOO stock cattl s3,O0O.0O.
 Madcrs, !. IT,, SD stock cattl ssOO.OO.
 Marlow, F. N., 30 stock cattl S5O0.OO.
 Marx, Peter, 10 stock cattle, 5000
 s. W. h, See. 2I, Twp. IS, Range w., lG0 acres; W. F. x. F.. F. Sec. 2 Twp. IS, Range ! w., so acres; E.i ?, S. F. h, S. w, h, $. F. h, See. I Twp. IS, Range w., l20 acres, N. x, r., x, W. T.. See. II, Twp. IS, Range w.. i0 acres; sl,0OOOO. q, Moore, C. w., stock goods, $3,0Oo.t
 Mayer, Jos, stock goods. si,50O,O0. s, Norton, John w., % stock hors *200.00. t l75 Stock cattle, sl,750.00.
 Piper, ]. N., iO stock cattle, si00.t ,,- Pierce, W. NJ, 75 stock catt t7iOO0 Ic, Powell, w. D., Imp. Poss. Rig t30OO0 s., Prescott Title Co.,, Abstract hool t750.0O, lc, Pittshurg.Icromc Copper Co.,, 60
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-04

The fulIuNIug a~,'~-in'hl-' TOT e''' cause frs, shown. were taken up in th" order named aui considered, and tes'i. mony taken thereon, and were sub mi,tcI to thc Boari anI taken under adyi.cmcnt, viz: Cons. Tel. Tel. and Elcr, Co. Elk. Bmldins Assn. LaNlcr < Wcl. Levy. D.. & CD. Basafori Burmi.rr 'o. Sullivan. J. W
 Young Bros
 In Che a,sr..mcut of tho Atchrso1. Topcka santa Fo Railroad Co. it was ordered Cha, The valuation of g. S33.333 DOT mile hc changed 70 read sGHga.P,J p,r mil'. Upon motion it wa- ordered that th" a.....m,n, of C. W. Bonnet bc reduced bv 'bc following items, To vii: Ono wagon. t25.oo. One work horse. t95.oo. The Board having considered inc s"v- crnl ,..c.smcn'. named in thc "ln. creased As.c,-mcu's.' on motion it .s ordered that said asscssmouts hc dxoi as followV
 Akarl. wm., BIO stock cattle. s3.ioo0o
 AkarJ. Andrew, 200 stock cattle, s2.Ooooo
 Akarl. ]. IT., i5o stock cattle $I,5oooo.
 Armijo, \. l., X Son, i25 stock eat. tie, sI,95O.oO.
 Arizona Lodge, No. I, I. O. O. r. Improvements lots n and j2. block l5 Prescott. slOO0OOO.
 Ainsworth, Geo. A., \. W. !, See. 2j Twp. IS, Range q w.. IGO acres. si5O.0O Improvements on above, t2jO.0o. Arizona Exploration O., tramway $i0,O0000.
 Alexander, ]. R., 75 stock cattle s750Oo.
 Allen. Chas., improvements x. F. N F. h, SEE. h, N. F. h. Section 25 Twp. IS, Range w., s200.00. Bowen. Dan. and W. ]. Mayer, Pat cnted mines, Big Bug District: Big No. l, Onyx Placer, $6l5.00. Big No I. Onyx Placer, $620.00. Big No. [, Onyx Placer, t6i5.00. Big No. ., Onyx Placer, s530.0O. Big No. q, Onyx Placer, s5O5.00. Big No. :. Onyx Placer, si50.00. Big No. s, Onyx Placer, $G20.00. Big No. Q, Onyx Placer, $6l5O0. Blair, Rob't, 900 stock cattle s9,O0O.0O.
 100 Steers. sl,500.00.
 Bca,son. I. R., I25 stock cattl, si,25o.oo.
 Back. Fred, 400 stock cattl, si,oOo.Oo.
 Burmistcr & Sons O.. R. IT,, stoc of goods. sio,0oo.oo.
 Block, Ed. stock of goods, sl5 OO0.0O.
 Barasa & Sanita, Imp. Poss, Rign' si5o.O0
 Bccmcr Co.,. IT, l.. F. work horse sG0O.O0.
 Wagons, sljo.oo
 Buegics, 5000.
 Mechanics Tools, slO00o. Ore Buckets 5000
 | Boiler. ti7j.O0.
 Hoist Engine, tjOooo
 3jj II, r. Corlss Engine, s3,j5O,oo. Compressor, s50000.
 2 Power Drills, tl0000
 An other machinery, tlO,OO000 Bozarth, John, ijo stock cattl A.5o0oo
 Bashforl Burmistcr Co.,, stock good $llOsotOO.
 Beach Geo. A., II IT, furuitur sl5ooo
 Carmichael, ]. ], stock good sGooOo.
 Carr, Davis X Nelson, goo stock cr ,lc, t5,ooooO
 Carter, ! o, 275 stock cattle, z 75O.0o
 Carter, c. w., loo stock catt kl.O0O0o
 Chnrtz, John, and Doughcrty, !, l2i stock cattle S1 .9500O.
 Crabh, n. h., 700 stock catI t7,Oo0OO.
 Cons. Tel, Tel. X Flee. O.. tclophC lines. tl00000
 Cleopatra Copper Co.,, huldi jacket. engine, etc, si,000OO.
 Cook. J. M., 75 stock horses, s75o. l2 Stock cattle, Sl20.00.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-12-19
INTERESTING NOTES FROM
THE 8. c. HIGH SCHOOL

"The man that hath no music In him.
self,
Nor is not moved with concord Of
sweet sounds.
Is At for treason, stratagems, and
spoils."
So thought the students OF the 8.
C. H. 8. as they assembled In the audi
torium after . strenuous weeks work.
to listen to . most delightful musical
program Friday afternoon.
Each class possesses . number OF
musicians OF rare ability for their age
and opportunities, and It 10 always
considered q treat by their friends and
fellow students TO listen to the CON
cord Of sweet souAAss from the instru-
ments q tAsas young musicians
The following 10 TIE program rsnd-
cred:
orchsstra Giant Hard Two 0esp:
Grip q Cold I've 01aA.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-12-19
GIVEN DIPLOMA BY STATE
BOARD OF PHARMACY

c. 2 Hubert, the genial and popu-
lar prescription clerk in the employ
of the Seely Drug company, was on
Wednesday granted diploma by the
Colorado State Board OF Pharmacy.
Mr.. Hubert in company with class
of thirty-eight other young men from
various parts OF the state took the pre-
scribed examinations at Denver on
FRIDAY and Saturday Of last week, and
was one of the fourteen fortunate ones
to pull through and receive the covet-
ed sheepskin. The fact that nearly two
thirds of the candidates failed to
make good Is evidence of the thor
oughness OF the examination. Mr.. Hub
bert has been a registered pharmacist
for several years in Iowa before COM
ing to this state and he had been given
a permit to compound prescriptions by
the Colorado authorities pending an
examination.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-12-19
GIVE FINE ENTERTAINMENT
on TUESDAY NIGHT

The recital given at the First Pres
byterian church by Miss Maple. pian-
ist. and Miss Grace Burford Giffen.
reader was one of more han ordinary
interest an enjoyment, and ELECTED de-
served applause from the small. but
appreciative audience assembled to
hear it. The program was an artistic
one and Its rendition was above crit
icism Miss Maple is pianist OF eZ-
ceptional talent and skill and Miss
Giffen an eloqutionist of remarkable
power and attainment 1t is to be re-
GREETED that larger audience was not
present to enjoy the very excellent
program which these two young ladies
presented.