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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-20
LeC||e 0dd|eI0d0.

Es verdaderamente escandaloso
10 que viene hace tempo ocurriendo
con los expendedores de leche.
Mercaderes sin conciencia, que con
una frescura inaudita, envenenan al
publico, cobrandole el genero pre-
clos casi fabulosos.
Digna de elogio es la actitud del
doctor Cordero la inhecsivilidad
del digno Juez sefor Suau, pero esto
no obstante, no evita ell incali6ca Ie
desenfado de los expenditures.
Hay que tener en- cuenta, que Ia
leche no es I'm articulo de luio, sino
que sirve para la nutriccion de los
niflos y enfermos y en- tai concepto
ell adulterarla es verdaderamente cri-
minal y en- ciertos casos, que pudie-
ran ocaslonar la muerte del que la
ingirio debia juzgarse al expendedor
como homicida.
Esperamos que las autoridades
tomaran severas medida S, ,fque pom
gan salvo la salud pdblica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-20
A Los MARINOS

Bahia de San Juan, Canal Exterior
Puerto Rico
Por esta noticia Sc hace saber que
las posiciones de las boyas eE ell canal
exterior de la Bahia de San Tuan. an
teriormente reportadas estan fuera de
81 sitio, han sido encontradas como
sgue:
Entrance Buoy, ndm I, negra, de
primera clase ''can", 900 pies NO. 7,S
O., de su correcta posici6n, en- una
profundidad de 81 pies de aqua.
Entrance Buoy" NUN. 2 colorado
de primera c1ase "nun" esta en- su CO.
rrecta posici6n, en- una profundidad de
81 pies de aqua.
Santa Elena Shoel Buoy, NUN ),
egra, de segunda clase "can" 1s2 pies
N, por O., de su cerreta posici6n, en-
una profnndidad de IL pies de agva.
"Colnas Sho&l Buoy" mum 4, colo
rada segunda clase nun, 231 pies
NO. 3l4 n de su correcta posicion, en-
una prcfun1idad de "a pies de- aqua.
San Az stfn Shoal Buoy, Nun. 5.
ne2ra, segnnda clase "can" S pies Q.
SO. d. su cofrecta posicidn en- una
profundidad de s. pies de aqua.
Las boyas seran rem plazadas en- sus
propias estacones tan pronto como sea
practicable cuya notica Sc publicara
Por orden de la Juota de Faros. A.
N. Woop-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-20

condena. y 20 varones y S mu-
jeres pendientes de causa. Que
dan en- Ell dia de hoy, s..
Salieron por cumplimiento de
condena: Faustino Diaz, Ulises
Rivera, Antonio Robles, Jose.
Lopez, Bernabe Correa, Jose Mu-
lero, Nicomedes Sanchez, Jes1s
Davila, Secundino Ortiz, Juan
Carrillo, Manuel Serrano, Al
berto Conception Y Pedro Diaz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-20
NOta c6nIca
EN- Ell HIPODROMO
DiAlogo cojido al vuelo, entire caballos
en- pelo.)

(DiAlogo coiido al vuelo, entire caballos
en- pelo.)
Mi querido "Explorador"
-jque to ocurre. buen "Bolivar"?
Que en- las proximas carreras
nos van a hacer sudar tinta,
pues CORE un ca ballo nuevo
aun mas ligero que "Ardilla"
y quo va a dejar chiquitos
4 "Adeptivo" y "Perla hna"
" quien es ESQ portentoa
i Pues IN monumental.
;Atizs!
Gala allf viene .Paciico"
que goza de amistad intima
con el...
-Buenas compafleros
jque asuntejos Sc ventilana
-Pues hablamos del cabalo
nuevo.
-; De quien, de Boricua2
ST, diceH que es un fenomeno
-Hombre, ESQ es segdn Sc mira,
parece buens su estampa,
pero tiene nala vista,
un defecto en- una pata,
y resa bios...
-;Ay por vidal.
entonces ESQ es un pence,
y a nosotros nos decfan
que era Ell jamelgo mejor
que ha corrido en- nuestra pista.
-Si le quitas sus defectos.
y lie pones la piel fna..
-; Tiene dura Ia epidermise
;insensible!
Mira, mira,
procuremos reventar
entire todos, Boricua...
-Tengo un medic.
-5Cua''
ponerle
cerca lie una yegua fna
que, como la reconozca,
al NOM ento Sc despista.
Felipe CGStAH6M.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-20
NOtaS n!uniIciIpaIpS

HOSPITAL MUNICIPAL
Aver ingresaron en- este esta-
blecimiento: Juan Marin Y lose
Guillermo, salieron dados de
alta por curados: Francisco Ri
vera y Manuel Sicardo.
Hay en- asistencia S. hom-
bres y 25 muJeres. total SO.
En- el Hospital cuarentenario
6 enfermos.
DEPOSITO.--M Movimiento de
detenidos en- ell dia de aver, 20
varones Y IA mujeres, sufriendo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-20
EIex0do en- Puerto Principe
Proyectando un desembarco

Nueva York, viernes-Avisan de Puerto
Principe que el exodo sigue en- preparedness
tan alarmantes que la capital de la Republica
esta despoblandose rapidamente.
FL n1mero de extranjeros que refugia
en- los buques de guerra es tan excessive que Sc
ma pensado en- la necesidad de un deSembarco
de fuerzas que garanticen Puerto Principe
la seguridad de aquellos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-20
NUEVO APOOERADO

Durante la ausencia del seflor
Lopez Falco, Sc ha hecho cargo de
los negocios de dicho sefior, don
Rafael Ponte, quien deben dirigir-
Sc cuantas personals tengan asuntos
pendientes con Ell citado seflor Falco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-20

Ell duque de los Abruzzos Sc casa

Nueva York, viernes-El casamiento del
duque de los Abruzzos con la hija del opu
lento senador Mr.. Elkins, esta va ultimado.
Ell acto revistira inusitada solemnidad y
Y esplenddez.
En- el mundo elegante americana la proxi-
midad de la boda del principe italano, despier-
Ia viv1sima animacion
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-20
la resolution del
gohierno aIeman
Polltica de energ1a

Nueva York, viernes nes-Despachos recibi-
dos de Berlin, dicen que ell jefe del gobierno
aleman Sc ha expresado en- terminus concisos
energicos al tratar la question de Haiti mani
festando que Alemania procedera con gran
energia, para imponer en- la lejana republica
Ell respeto que debe la nacion germanica
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-20
Roosevelt, diplomatico
Sorteando escollos

Nueva York, vi6rnes-En los circulos di-
plomaticos de Washington Sc aplaude la habili-
dad de Mr.. Roosevelt cuyas declaraciones sobre
el conf1lcto haitlano Sc consideran de un toro
dlplomatico que coloca la Rep1blica en- situa-
cion favorable, no obstante la gravedad de los
sucesos que sc aveCinan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-20
Sc vende

TN condominio de mas de una
tercera parte en- la hacienda
Santa Rosa de Bayamon, la
cual sc compone en- su totalidad
de ochocientas cuerdas.
Informes: Notaria de Con
zalez Darder, San Jose,8, altos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-20
la agonia de ToIstoy
Otra grave recaida

Nueva York, viernes.-Comunican de San
Petersburgo, que el conde Leon Tolstoy, ha su-
frido una grave recaida, que hace temer TN
desenlace funesto, dada la edad avanzad1sima
del gran esCritOr.
Ell conde Tolstoy ha entrado en- el periodo
agonico
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-08
oLDEN TIMES.

In the olden days how happy we
little fellows used to be when we
heard the circus was coming to town
up before day to see it unload. Oh,
how we kids would pack water to get
in the show. When we could not get
in this way, don't you remember how
we would try to crawl in under the
canvas only to be thrown out, and
how wide our eyes would open, drink
ing in the wondrous sights of saw
dust spangles and clowns.
Well, circuses have never seemed
the same The big newfangled one
with its five rings all going at once
does not seem to satisfy.
At Lowell Wednesday and Thurs
day, March IL and II you will have
the opportunity to see a genuine old
fashioned one-ring circus, with the
funny old clowns and trick ponies,
dogs and monkeys, vaulters,, acrobats,
contdrtionists and trapeze perform
ers, and every feature that the old
time circus had. Bring the children;
it will be a good excuse to come your
self.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-08
MEMBERSHIP DUES
| PAID PROMPTLY
a
Board of Directors Of the
Chamber of ommerce and
Mines Encouraged.

DOUGLAS, March 7.-(Special. -
Since the last meeting of the board
of directors of the chamber of COM
merce and mines several of the mem
bers have been out collecting mem-
bership dues for the first quarter and
listing new members. L. @. Hanks
and G. H. Howe devoted one after
noon to this work and yesterday
President Wright and Mayor Adam
son covered a large section of G ave
nue..
The success which has been met
with by all these gentlemen has been
highly gratifying Practically all who
were called upon paid their dues
promptly and had only words of
praise for the effort being made 10
boost Douglas. Besides good COLES
tons there were number or new
members enrolled among the business
men who had not been able 70 attend
the dollar dinner when the organfza-
ton was formed.
President Wright stated this morn
ing that number of applications had
been received from parties who were
offering their services as secretary OF
the chamber One was received yes
terday from New Mexico; one has
been received from Nogales, and sew
eraI others. There has been no nc
ton yet looking to the selection OF a
secretary. 1t is recognized by all the
directors that much of the success of
the work in hand will depend upon
the secretary and the purpose is 20
look closely into the qualification of
each applicant before making
choice.
It is no wbelieved by the directors
that they will be able to secure a
membership of 200 and that this num-
Der taken with the individual sub
scriptions from those who are in a
position to receive special benefits
from the work of the chamber will be
ample to support constant and eff
fective work to bring Douglas into
greater prominence.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-08

of crutches. Yesterday his son, John
Val, visited him at the hospital. He
had been complaining for several days
of pain in his side. but the attending
surgeons could find nothing wrong with
him. He appeared improved yesterday
morning, but it seems that he had
presentiment that ne was to die. He
had a lengthy conversation with an
italian friend yesterday morning, dur
ing which he is said to have told him
that he was going to die that day. A
| few hours later he was dead.
There is some suspicion that 1t was
not anything of the supernatural that
prompted Val to foretell his death, but
that he was contemplating suicide. One
reason for this belief is the fact that
his wife, who also resides in Globe, is
in a critical condition and that he
probably became respondent because
of his double misfortune.
It is believed that some light will
be thrown on the affair by those who
conversed with the deceased yesterday
morning during the inquest this after
noon.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-08
Elmo pLAcER eRouNp.

Joe Mcclure and others of this city
have made what is possibly an i'm
portant find of placer gold at a point
along a stream about eighteen miles
west of Ysabel, and to thoroughly
prospect their holdings they viii leave
tomorrow with a boiler and pump
with which to install the hydraulic
system.
Out of eighteen pans o. matter they
collected from the side of mesa that
slopes into what is known as Eagle
canyon 95 cents in coarse gold was
PANIED They found gold all over
their eighteen pertenencias and they
figure that from this showing they car
pan out $4,000 worth Of gold in six
months.
Those interested with Mr. Mcclure
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-08

antee OF $3.50 to go towards the sup
port of an all-salaried team that will
represent Douglas from now until the
frost comes again. Already more than
$500 has been subscribed and Yohe
has the remaining $50 in sight. Yohe
will place this guarantee from Doug
las against his chances of making
enough to pay himself and his men a
salary and win take full charge and
assume full responsibility of manag-
ing and financing the team with the
gate receipts and the guarantee.
He expects to get together a fast
team composed of professional and
semi-professional players. Some of
the old Midland players will be re-
tanned and players from other places
will be brought in to I'LL out the team.
Already Yohe has wired tickets to sew
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-08

eral Ell Paso players who are expect
ed to be here for the Sunday opening
game at Sportsman's park. This game,
as mentioned elsewhere, will be free.
AS yet it is not known whether the
proposed four-team league will be
formed Yohe is willing to go into
such a proposition. The other cities
suggested are FL Paso. Bisbee, and
either Tucson or Cananea. 1t is Yo-
he's idea TO get the game well started
here and then it is certain that the
other cities hereabouts will fall IN
line. If necessary Yohe will go to
Bisbee and ascertain how matters
baseball are in that camp.
Yohe has set Sunday week as the
day of the first match game OF the
season and on that day he expects to
have some outside team here.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-08
CONTEST NOTICE.
Department of the Interior,
UNITED States Land Office)

Department OF the interior,
UNITED States Land Office-)
Phoenix, A. T., March 4, 1898.
sufficient contest affidavit having
been fled in this Office by c. j. Lund-
wall. contestant, against Homestead
Entry No. 1850, made January Is, 1904,
for N. w. IA of Section 4, Township
24-S. Range Pc. by Frank Piletsh,
contestee, in which it is alleged that
said Frank Piletsn has abandoned said
above described entry and has eft
the country and he has failed 20 COM
ply with the homestead laws In re-
gard to residence and improvements
and that such absence was not dur, to
service in army, navy or marine
corps CT the United States, said par
ties are hereby notified to appear, re
spund and offer evidence touching said
allegation at 10 O'Clock a. m. on April
81, 1908, before R. c. Stanford, United
States commissioner at Bisbee.
Arizona land that final hearing viii
be held at 10 o'clock a. m. May 14th,
1908. befo-e) the register and receiver
at the United States land Office in
Phoenix, Arizona.
The said contestant having. il a
proper affidavit filed February 6th.
1908. set forth facts which show that
after due diligence personal service
of this notice cannot be made. it is
hereby ordered and directed that such
notice be given by due and proper
publication.
ss FEN S. HILDRETH, Receiver.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-08

For Review job ana business Office
cal phone No. 80.
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and who will tomorrow accompany
him south are George Adams, a miner,
E. C. Hinman and Pat McAndrews,
the latter carpenters.-Douglas Dis
patch.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-08
BASE BALL WARNS
UP IN DOUGLAS
Accepts -YohelS ) Proposition
Which lnSureS National
Game There In 1908.

DOUGLAS. March 7-(Special -
Billy" Yohe. captain of last years
baseball team. has met with the
warmest encouragement from the
business interests of Douglas as to he
proposition OF raising a monthly guar
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-08

Governor Hughes, of New York, has
Welsh, Irish, Scotch. English and
Dutch blood in his veins. How does
he propose to get the German vote?
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-08
ARIZONA PRESS COMMENT.

Silver Belt: The six young men
who took part in the recent athletic
smoker at the old Alexander theater
several weeks ago and who were sub
sequently arrested by the federal au-
thorities for violating the federal law
which prohibits prize fighting, were
held to await the action of the federal
grand jury by United States Commits
sioner Charles T. Martin. Those bound
over are McKinnon, Flynn, Cheer, TIL
man. RoschoIar and Bandfield. and
bond was fixed in each case at 800.
which was easily furnished.
Captain George D. Christy, assist
ant United States attorney, appeared
for the government and the hearing
was brief. The law prohibits any fstic
encounter with gloves or otherwise, for
money, prize or championship or
where an admission fee is charged.
Had It not been for the admission fee
which was charged at the door, there
would be no case against the athletes
as the bouts were merely sparring
matches such as pulled off in Y. M.
C. A. gymnaciums throughout the ter
ritory. In these affairs, however. no
admission is charged.
The arrests were made at the insti-
cation Of United States Marshal Dan.
iels, who read of the smoker in the
newspapers.
1 Globe Belt: Dominick Val, an ltal
ian miner, who about five weeks age
sustained fractured leg while at work
at the Gray mine. died yesterday af
ternoon at / o'clock at the Old Do
minion hospital under peculiar circum
stances the circumstances surround
ling the death were, in fact, so mys
terious, that the coroner was notified
and he decided to hold an inquest aftel
an autopsy had been held. The in
quest viii be held this afternoon at
O'Clock at the Office Of Judge Hinsor
/ Thomas, ex-officio coroner.
Val, who was 40 years Of age, had
been apparently improving and during
the last week. although his fractured
limb remained in plaster cast, he was
able to get about with the assistance
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-08
$3.50 and $500
Tan Oxfords for Spring 'O8

The Oxfords for Women herea great variety
of different style and different heights of heels full
line of short yamp effects-they make the foot look
much smaller
Tan oxfords will the Thing" Spring Summer
wear either styles They already much
eYedence and will be noticeable the adj
Vances.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-08

A German lottery agent who has
been sentenced to 1,461 years impris-
onment seems to have drawn an un-
lucky number.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-08

Let US laugh at trouble" sings a
cheerful western poet. The advice
would be good, but for the fact that
so few kinds of troubles are funny.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-08
New Long Kid Gloves
at S3.75 a Pair

promises be another great for Long Kid
Gloves If you remember that last year the demand
far In of tn supply good judgment viii
prompt you buy now and avoid disappointment later
The offer at 1915 pair the best the price
will buy and may had in Black Tan Brown and White
all sizes.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-25

~ ECIL COWLES will be presented
by Hugo Mansfeldt next Wednes-
day evening in Lyric hall in
~ program of piano music Warren
d. Allen, another talented pupil
OF the master teacher, viii assist
Need more be said?
Cecil Cowles is a genius at the piano.
She playes the compositions OF the
greatest writer's with the ease and
familiarity most girls bring TO their
dolls. She has developed under our
eyes from q girl prodigy to the preco-
cious maturity which conprehends
without the drill and grind OF laoorlous
practice and she possesses tecnnlc
which was dover. not an acquire
ment-
1t is no guess to state that the con-
cert next Wednesday evening at Lyric
hall will be one Of the big events OF the
season Just closing Fulsome as it may
sound. it will be found true that Miss
Cowles recital will need no apology
in a comparison with those given IN
this city by the world renowned SOLO
lists at the keyboard.
Chopins Z minor concerto VIII oe
given with Mr. Allen at a second piano
playing the transcribed ochestral part
A novelty which promises nne things
will be Father Dominic's Elk Aoun-
dantia Cords" which is dirge offered
to the memory of the great, immortal
Liszt for the twenty-ftth anniversary
of his death. 1t is dedicated 10 Secii
Cowles by the. composer. Eatner pom.
inic Waedenschwiler. o. ;. B., Mount
Angel abbey, Oregon.
The full program for next Wednes-
day night is as follows:
Sonata Appassionata. + Minor. op. 81
Allegro assai. Andante con moto-
Allegro Ioppo-
IL
Prelude, Minor. op. S5, Mendelssonn
.'Barcarolle, Minor. op. TO- NO
..Ex Abundantia Cords. Father Dominic. $ B;
''Etude, A Major. op- 10, No z roAoini
III
..Etude. z Major. op. 10. No g. :, Chopin
"Etude Flat, Black Key. op. TO- No -. go,
n,pin Cnoptn
"
The orchestral parts performed on second
piano by Warren D. Allen
Dedicated to Dr.. Arnold Genthes
Tase TsPstiUns ds concert Major op si MosaEo~sEi
..Llpestraum. Flat. No. -Lls,. Tls..
Rhapsody No. s. -------.---.-...----. .Liszr
Mrs Thomas Nunan. known as one of
the most talented OF thS 4oSdi SOtoI1
musicians, gives farewell recital To-
morrow evening at Century hall she
leaves soon after for New York; from
there she goes to Milan. and then 10
Paris for a season of study and concert
izing Engagement already nave oeen
made for her appearance on the concert
stage in the French capital and in Lon
don.
In Milan Mrs. Nunan will devote the
summer to voice culture. There Will De
in that center many famous teachers
from all over the world and Mrs Nunan
will be afforded opportunities OF study
which few young singers enjoy
The department of musical endeavoI
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-25
IMPROVED CONDITIONS. IN THE MUNICIPAL BOND
MARKET
BOND

THE market for municipal bonds great Improvement
compared with conditions that have prevailed two or
three years past and should be lost in
offering for sale such the
be immediate We do test case
the courts viii be settle the validity
but II this be avoided much time will be may be
that no such proceeding will be that
the action the taken the
vice and direction OF eminent New York lawyers who make
specially OF supervising such Wall
Street Journal points the present conditions in
The conditions market NAV
De
poan OF the offerings
3 M compelled issue
the
this While the peculiar
70 be consideration general
influenced
Philadelphia within
the last 10 days particularly mnave
d obtained price
of 1885
O027,
above l04, the best n several years. - -
When the supervisors fixed the interest
the recently voted bonds done the light of
experience OF last year when found impossible any
bond carrying less than AZ per board desired
to avoid the danger Of having repeat the whole
cumbersome operation should be found that bonds carrying
lower unstable The taxpayers by
the operation because the competition of the give
back what may be lost in interest while
to take the earliest possible advantage of these
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-25
By Kathleen Thompson

rooms in Bush street After the read
ing of various reports officers were
elected for the coming year. Miss Jane
Seymour Klink read a very interesting Int
paper on Welfare Work and So
ciable cup of tea ended the afternoon.
One of the most successful programs
ever given by the San Francisco music
morning w1en s6en plaiis as eoliec
tion of songs was rendered by several
of the eity's prominent musicians, Two
SGea ss duets BY Mrs ASHLEY ap apa and
gram with Thome's "Barcarolle" and
Foote's Il Fly Like a Bird" Mrs. A.
z. Phelan sang Rosa's Star vicinoa'.
Mrs Hera 9avs two pes piano
lections;, LISTS Nocturne No. and
Schubert-Heller's Trout" Mrs. Wal
ter Razor sang the piano aria from
by Miss Josephine Crew Alywin.
Break, Break, Break" and the Dance
of the Seasons Mrs. Razor was ac-
ward Thomas played Paderewski's
"Cracovienne'' and Mrs. George Win
chester sang Sterns Spring" The
program was concluded by two short
MacDowell. A fortnight ago the music
al clubs concert consisted entirely
OF music of the field and forest. and
Mss 5y Se songs By
ish singer who is creating reputation
In musical circles here.
On May day 20 of the members OF
the San Francisco colony of New Eng
land women enjoyed the clubs annual
breakfast in downtown cafe. Dur
ing the repast several speeches and
toasts were given, the first being Mrs
John Bakewell's welcome, as president,
followed by a little talk by Mrs. A.
E. Bradley Mrs. W. H. Gorham an
nounced the names of the officers for
the coming year. Songs were volun-
teered by Miss Helen Heath and Mrs.
Tharp delighted her hearers with two
short recitations. This meeting was