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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-11

CHICAGO, May u.-Cr3p damage reports
from Kansas prompted active covering by
shorts in the wheat pit today. resulting In
a 1-cent advance during the early part Of
home short" last night and the scarcity
of offerings at the start caused them tc
cover freely. The advance was more no
ticeable IN the fnce of a decline of Is 10 SD
at Liverpool. Prices ut the opening wert
a shade to A@3s higher, with July at LIS.
Glib, and September at 1.06$s TO 105%
Within the first half hour July had adj
vanccd to 1.1f1s, and September to 1-06ls.
July corn opened Is lower to u higher. a,
6SA to 6Ssk, and advanced to SO.
July oats opened a shade, to u higher, Al
HA@3s to 51ss, and sold up to 51ss.
Provisions opened 21z@5 to M higher.
The market was somewhat nervous dur
ing the last half of the day. but the under
toIte was strong. The top for July was
reached at 1.14lk, and FOR September al
logs. The close was strong. With July up
lHqIl4. at Lii@: September closed ia
higher, at IeS1Eass ~. ,m
September, l061aaas; December. l.o5Maa.h.
Cora-May, 725s; July, ssN@ss; September,
l67h; December, 5SAa.
Trade was dull the latter part Of the day,
but the tone continued firm The close
was strong. with July up tz@%, at GS5sQ6o.
oats-May. 5Ss; July, 5lA; September,
441s6IA: December, 44A4gs.
Pork-May, 1906; July, 1s.l7&' septenN
Iard-Msys io-4S' July. io-ss0ao'5asA sep
RiSs-Msy. loco; July. lo.cs,s September,
Hysrcash. S4assi Nay. s2A:
Bnr1cy-Cash. s6S4QH.
neutrality-suspicious., $50,
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CONTRACTS FILED.

these contracts were filed in the county
clerks Office today:
r. H. Daniel, owner, witt John r, o'Neili,
contractor, all the work. sf.tW: Glen Ridge
Iavenue, Glen Ridge.
William Apsdan, slsner. with the Crawford
Company. contractors. all the work, sf,2W;
Winsor place, Glen Ridge.
William A. Dunlop, owner. with @. p.
| Gibson and S. Collins. contractors, mason
work, $685.; Edgemont road, Montclalr. Same
owner, with Joseph A. DUR, contractor.
plumbing and heating work, S6sI.6o; same
premises. Same owner. with Gilbert Conk-
lin, contractor, carpenter work, SECS; same
premises.
William S. Hess. owner. with Raub Bros.
cert Factors. mason WORK, Sl,VUs vernon
plaGs. East Orange. :.
Henry steller, owner, with c. Hummel q
Sons, contractors. painting work, 1910; South
VALERIE and Fannie Pretot, owners. with
James Wallwork, contractor. plumbing ana
heating work, 400; North Grove street,
East Orange. Same owners. with Joseph y;
Troles. contractor, carpenter, mason ana
painting work, $4,000; same premises;
Joseph Beeger, owner, with Herman
Henry. contractor, carpenter work., N.sW;
me, same owner with H. H. QUAINT, con-
tractor. plumbing work, 1900; same prem
ises. Same owner with William Schaefer
& Son, contractors. mason work, NN;
s1 Frederick ana Clara weitlauf. owners.
with Carr Schmidt. contractor, painting
work, sSs5; Heddep terrace; w,t. ,o.snn
Osawetzki, contractor, plumbing work,
$500; South Sixth street ...
Stopnen +. Riordan, jr.. contractor, plumb
ing work, $145; Washington avenue. Same
owner with Fred. Fatzler, contractor,
mason work. sl,525; same rremises; Same
ovner with e.. b. Leonard, contractor,
blumbing material, s64s; same premises.
Same owner with Beaver Construction
Company, contractors, electrical work.
III. Rodgers, contractor. painting work,
1926; sauna premises.
Joseph M. Naylor, owner, with BreaIit
G. de Nourie, contractors, all the work,
5000: Union avenue. Belleviile.s
John and Mary Thompson. owners, with
O'Connell & Hiiser, contractors, plumb
Ing work, $3.50; Hedden terrace. Same own
ers with John Schweikert, contractor, car
penter work. $500; same premises. same
owners with William G. Wolff. contrac-
tor. mason work, H.55o; snme premises.
Same owners with G. (. Rluinmer, con-
tractor. painting work. SEQ; same prem
iscs.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-11
MARKETS CLOSING
FEATURE IS A BIG
RISE IN READING
All Coal Roads Are Active and
Strong in the Final
Hour.

NEW YORK. May 1.-THE active op-
eratlons with which the stock market
opened today caused but small changes
in prices, inc those greatly mixed.
American Can preferred advanced IN
and Anaconda and Distillers' Securi-
ties large fractions. Wabash preferred
declined a point. Union Pacific. Read
ing, st. Paul and few other leading
railroad stocks made fractional adj
vances, while Wabash preferred, which
was a strong feature yesterday, was
dunder pressure from apparently the
same. r that were active on the
bull side recently. n was weak. de-
Ginning about ] point and selling be-
low 81.
II notwithstanding met support,
which rallied il rs above its opening
figure and placed 1t Ia over yesterdays
closing Other stocks which had shown
heaviness at the outset also rise brisk
ly. but the higher prices soon caused
heavy, realizing The Downward move
ment carried some Of the leading stoc1s
below yesterdays closing again.
Noon-Reading's rise to 1873 had some
sympathetic effect on the general list
but the movement was sluggish and
cid not hold. Delaware and Hudson
gained . and United States Rubber /
Utah Copper and Federal Mining pre-
ferred fell l, Illinois Central and West
ern Maryland ~. Lake Erie and West
ern TX and Lackawanna Is. Bond.
We're steady.
B 11olnaJ 0~lowo wa @ n .,4A,o.41-.
outburst of strength and activity il
the Erie stocks which benefited then
1 to Ia, but had little influence ON thu
rest of the list. Virginia Carolina
Chemical rose l, and Vulcan DEFINING
preferred tx. Minneapolis and st
Louis sagged 2 points, and American
Tobacco preferred l.. Early in thu
third hour traders who had bought thu
market in the early session began Il
cover, and prices gained in strength
under the lead of Reading. which ad.
~vanced over last nights closing
2 p. ma few specialties caused
wide range, but the list in general wa
featureIess and stagnant. Contra
Railroad Of New Jersey declined 2 ant
rallied 8 points. Toledo Railways fel
2ls and American Linseed preferred ]
American Beet Sugar gained 1.
3 p. m.-The market closed strong
and active Reading rose rapidly am
on large dealings TO 1864. The genera
list awoke to some show of life. buf
the rise in prices was moderate. St
Paul, Ontario and Western, Baltimore
and Ohio. Amalgamated Copper. Inter
national Pump and Anaconda got up /
Union Pacific rs, Erie Ia. Contra
Railroad of New Jersey 2, and Della
ware and Hudson 6.
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SEEK TO RESTRAIN
SAFE COMPANY'S RECEIVER.

yice-Chancellor Howell today re-
served decision in the matter of appli-
cation by the Morris Safe "a Lock
Company, of Seattle. Washington, to
restrain the receiver Of the Manganese
Steel Safe Company, of Plainfeld.
from going ahead with the aistEibu-
ton of the assets OF the defunct com
pany. pending the result of certain
suits instituted by the applicants in the
courts Of Washington. against the de-
fendant. owe some disputed claims
they have. John r. Hardin. who~rep-
resented the defendant. claimed the
chancery Court had no JurisdictiQn IN
the matter whatsoever as yet, because
the dissolution had not yet been eff
fected.
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THE COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. May 1.-THE cotton market
opened steady at an adva ice Of 3q4 points
and sold 5 to 8 points let higher during
the early session on moderate support from
local bulls, scattered covering and a little
buying through commission houses. Steady
cables. reassuring reports rs to cotton goods
conditions. following the reported cut in
the price Of certain prints yesterday, and
Irumors regarding the presence of a large
short interest in July and October, were
probably the bullish factors. The market
ruled quiet and steady during the middle
of the morning, with prices within a point
or two Of the best.
The market became irmer late In the
forenoon on talk of a bullish government
report next month which was based on
buliish private crop advices. covering of
shorts, some fresh outside buying and bull
support of the new crop months. sending
these positions TO new high records for the
season. The market at midday was 6 to 7
points net higher on the old crop and IL
to Il points net higher on new crop
months.
o.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-11
WALL STREET NOTES.

A prominent Wall Street capitalist.
who is closely identified with a half
dozen or more corporations, says that
not much significance should be at
tached to Mondays r~eactionary ten
denotes in considering the market in 4
broad way He believes that the price
losses were due largely to p~rodtStaking
By interests which had been fortunate
enough TO buy several points lower
some of the specialties which have been
most active of late. He says that I'M
doubtedly the market viii continue~to
advance, although for a day or two Il
may continue irregular n work a
point or two lower.
Speculative sentiment in active quar-
tiers of the Street has again developed
a mixed feeling on the immediate
course of the market. although the in
clination is still TO ave- stocks on re-
actions rather than assuming the short
side of the list.
The action taken by the Senate to
increase the duty on lead above TIA
suggested by the house cou1r1inee
should have a favorable effect onsNa-
tional Lead stock.
There is considerable pullish talk
heard on Atchison in some welI-known
houses.
The Street hears that the attention
now given to the Erie system by Mr..
Hartman win soon disclose the bright
future of that property
According TO reports heard the pool
in international Steam Pump are eli
~deavoring TO put the common stock
higher, and predictions are that it viii
sell above As before the week IS over.
So much bullish talk is heard On
Rock Island common in responsible
circles that it is worthy of repeating.
There is, however. found to be a total
absence OF anything definite as to what
the movement is based on
Bullish arguments are heard-xon
American Car preferred, based on
pending financing plans. whiehwHl
make provision for the payment pf DE-
ferred cumulative dividends an that
stock.
The statement Is made by high rail-
road authorities thai e H Hartman
has a substantial Interest IN the secafz7
ties Of the Chicago-Great Western, and
that after the road If ~reorgaptxed r
viii probably be divided batFveezaz fhe
|ChIcago and Northwestern and x~l}IzrIs
Central BY such an arFanzquz<1f
either Of these two ay1teu1 xpol ~
given m outlet 70 e 9l'<
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-11
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE
OF NEWARK TO MEET,

A meeting of the general agents of
the United States for the Mutual
Benefit Life Insurance Company Of
Newark will be held in the Annex at
Chicago tomorrow and Thursday.
Those present from the home office will
be E. E. Rhodes, svice-president and
actuary; A. A. Drew, superintendent Of
agents, and DR.. Van Wagenen. of the
medical board. Frederick Frelinghuy-
sen, president of the company, will be
present, also, If his engagements per-
nit. The business sessions will be de-
voted to papers and discussions of
agency topics and a dinner will be
given both evenings.
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N AND

Call money in New York. rs TO 2 pei
cent. The sub-treasury was a debtor a
the Clearing House this morning for s1,S24.-
go. The sub-treasury gained $526.000 from
the banks yesterday, and since Friday has
lost $40,0 900 to the. banks
New York commercial bar silver, ISIS,
Mexican dollars, A. London bar silver
"a 7-l6d. London bar gold. rs. 9Nd. Amer
lean eagles, 76s. 4hd.
rate of discount for both short and three
months bills. IL to 5-1s per cent.
Paris closing: Rentes, 81 francs 52la ren-
times. Berlin discount rntc, IA per cent
exchange on London, 20 marks Is pigs.
The foreign exchange market opened firm
Demand sterling. 1866 to 4S77e; cables
4 s7e6 to 1880; 6Nday bills, 1864 to 4.s6S5'
short francs, 5.15M. less l.s2; short marks
95ss.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-11
NEW CONSTRUCTION COMPANY.

The New jersey Construction Com
pany filed articles of Incorporation with
the county clerk today. The resident
office will be at 43 Clinton street. and
the capital is sl0e, 00o, in 1000 shares of
500 each. Two thousand dollars is paid
up and the incorporators are George
e. Verbury. William Fl. Hood and Ray
p. Adams, all of Newark.
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dividend DECLARATIONS.

The Chicago Telephone Company de.
clared a regular quarterly dividend OF 2
per cent, payable June 30 to stockholders
OF record June &c. Books close June rs;
reopen July /.
The Cincinnati, New Orleans and Texas
Pacific Railroad Company declared regular
dividends Of ~ per cent, payable June
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-11
STORES, OFFICES, ETC.. T(
LET.

RON ST, 1853, corner Centre st.-First floor;
space 400 square feet and basement, 40xS0;
cheap rent; suftabls for mercantile business or
manufacturing purposes. Apply JOS. M.
BYRNE g. 776 Broad ST.. real estate depart
fnent, rooms 2eS-2o9-2lo.
BROAD ST.-Ofices. single OF en- suite, cleo
tr,o lights, elevator and janitor service: low
rentals. ALFRED I, BEYKWlTH, S2S Broad
street
MARKET ST, 1s0-l9l-A few choice light Of
fees to lst; newly decorated special terms to
desirable tenants. PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO.,
1S9 Market st.
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LODGE ROOM TO LET.

KNIGHTS OF PyTHIAs lodge room. 2s Mar
Net ST.. fourth floor; all conveniences; coolest
lodge room in Newark; come and see It. In
quire on fourth floor.
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THE annual meeting OF the stockholders Ct
the New Jersey Leather Manufacturing COM
pany will be held May 18th. ct the office of the
company, SO Kent street, Newark. N j. at
> q m @. C. ALLEN. secretarr.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Following are the quotations of the
days prices. as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell, members of the
New York Stock Exchange:
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
OUT OF TOWN.

FoR sALE-Nine-room residence. all modern
improvements, IN perfect condition.: situated
in one of tn best residential sections of Or
unge; terms reasonable. Apply OWNER. 1873
North Centre st.
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MACARONI FACTORY, with all machinery
for manufacturing Of same; locality. 23 Adams
St, city. Write 70 v. sPAGNUofo. go Bruce
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MONEY IN RAILROAD STOCKS

INVESTMENT FROM 800 UP. CASH on
INSTALMENTS.
VIII sell $50. 600 shares OF stock Of one OF the
richest railroad propositions in Il. S. All com
mon, no preferred stock. 500 bought n0x can
be sold very soon at $3.50. Enormous profits In
a few years. Stock daily Increasing. write for
particulars.
c a BERGH
16l West 18th street. New York.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-11

Western Union. 7sA 7sA 7sH 7s1s
Wis Central pr. SO S94 50 SsA
Westinghouse Ell. 81 81 san Ss1s
Total sales-stoeks, 49, 200 shares;
bonds, 81. 599, 900.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-11
FLATS WANTED.

wANrED-on high ground. within As minutes
OF -Four Corners, near trolley line. small
house. or 5 or Groom nat. Address NJ. Boa
IS. Star once.
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BeilerIIIs.
s.. 500-TERMS to suit. for a modern, new. two
family dwelling lot sIaxlle feet; on high
ground: near Essex depot: 70 rooms; exposed
separate entrances and everything up to date
will decorate 20 suit. For particulars see
EUGENE NJ. GAvEY' ls Washington av-
A BEAU4FuL corner on Washington av.
for sale choaps e~o 5Oxl50-foot lots, on high
ground; established location; neaf Essex sta
tion. For price and terms see EUGENE M.
GAvEY, ls Washington ay-
RIAL EsrAT values. Insurance. loans. j. ].
CoNNELL. l13 Washington avs B~elleville;
established 1893.
bloomfield.
Observation-Disclosures, new ~one-fanily
north of Bloomfield ay. trolley: eight rooms
bath, large reception hall: hardwood trim
electric lights; decorated throughout open
plumbing; modern In every respect; ground
50x1Go: price $500; terms to suit. PHILIP J.
BOWERS & CO.. 1879 Market ct
wArsHssING Av. building plots, 4oxioo. only
>ssM. clearaeld av., lotE25xl00. only $500. near
railroad and trolley. restricted neighborhood
, RIrssEII, mo. az & aILsoM
local representatives. Watsessing-
away two7family honso: 10 rooms. two baths
lot 100 feet deep; near stations, t~rolleys, schools
etc. $500 cash. II. S. CONNOLLY & CO.. opf,
L~ackawanna station, Bloomfield and Glen Ridge
HERE'S your opportunity; six-room house
part improvements; lot 4ox16s; grapes, fruit
terms to suit. MULLER & ZAHNLB, 5A
Bloomfield av. Bloomfield.
Caldwell.
FAEMs and homes for sale. 3. L HELLER
|
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

HOUSE wanted, to 10 rooms. for two small
families of three persons each: S25 to s2S. H
b. s., Box II, Star office.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

CAN offer some fine stock and grain farms
In Essex, Union, Morrie, Warren, Hunterdon.
Mercer, somerset and other counties; some
special bargains in farms and summer hotel
properties at stroudsburg,. Water Gap and VIZ
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Dwellings.
ACT NOW IF INTERESTED.
Extra well-bui1t, two-family house. only one
year old. containing Is handsomely decorated
rooms and two baths. separate entrances and
steam heaters, open plumbing and all other
modern improvements; close to two trolley
lines; four minutes to Roseville av. station;
will sell at a genuine sacrifice; small amount
O. cash required. PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO,
1888 Market ct.
CLINTON Hill sEcTIoN-Two-family, large
grounds. every improvement. surroundings
select, close to trolley. CHAS4
Metropolitan Bldg. Market. and Washington
SITS.
HILL, Ingraham pl., finest block
on the Hill-A fine 12-room house, all i'm
all assessments paid; price right,
terms easy Other Clinton Hill and Forest
Hill houses; can offer some fine one. two and
three family houses; all classes of houses.
some, 10 exchange. c. c. MORROW. 500
INVESTMENT. corner. Ave families and large
store: rent $1.140; price 10,500; hrst-class
condition. CHAS. Metropolitan
Bldg, Market and Washington SITS.
oUTH 2oTH sT.-New two-family, II rooms.
baths. stationary tubs. ranges; cheap. at
a, 100. CHAS. SPENGLER. Metropolitan Bldg,
Market and Washington SITS.
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RIAL ESTATE values. Insurance. loans. ]. J.
cONNELL, liz Washington av,, Bellevi1le;
established 1893.
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A BEAUTIFUL corner on Washington av.
for sale choaps f~o 50x150-foot lots. on high
ground; established location; neaf Essex sta
tfon. For price and terms see EUGEN M.
GAVEY, l49 Washington ay.
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ELECTRIC, GAS. ETc
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NELSON PL-Three families; separate ste
heat; excellent condition.
E. w. McDONOUGH

Prospect st Saybrook. near Lyons Farms.
r LoFENz.
LOTS, o SALE-Desirable lots on Lyons av.,
82S Broad at.
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PRICES OF BONDS.

The following quotations were fur.
nished by Post & Flagg;
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Speculative sentiment in active quar-
tiers of the Street has again developed
a mixed feeling on the immediate
course of the market. although the in
elination is still 10 favor stocks on re-
actions rather than assuming the short
side of the list.
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AT MADIsoN-Houses for rent. with all I'm
provements. A. r. CONDIT. Prudential
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FOR SALE-Fourteen-room residence, with ten
adjoining lots. In one of the best residential
sections of Kearny, to be sold at once In whole
or In part; a bargain to quick buyer. Apply
M. MEYSLES, 9S Barclay st.. Newark. N. j.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-09
LAURIUM
HOCKEY SITUATION LOOKS
BRIGHTER CHANGES
Meeting Will be Held This Evening to
Discuss Prospects for Tesm--Steam
Heated Boxes Will be Installed at
the Palestra for Benefit of Patrons.

An effort is being made by num-
/ Der of Laurium business men TO secure
"A hockey team for this district which
win affiliate with the Copper Country
Hockey league Manager John AM
olsch has called meeting for this
evening in the Calumet Social club
rooms and good attendance is eN-
pected. not only of players but those
Interested in the game locally.
Several players have promised to
join the local team II organized, and
the chances are bright for organizing
one of the fastest sevens that have
yet represented this district.
The Palestra is about to undergo ex-
tensive changes. which, when complet-
ed. will make one Of the best Kinks in
the country. six booths or boxes, fitted
with upholstered chairs, tapestries,
and rugs are To be installed, and will
be supplied with heat. 1t is expected
that the booths will be especially at
tractive TO many who fear the danger
OF contracting colds while seated in
the open rink. An extra fee will be
charged for seats in these booths.
An effort will also be made to grant
a greater proportion of the gate re-
ccipts from each game to the players.
Players last year claimed that they
were not receiving a fair proportion of
the gate receipts. ana this feeling Is
one Of the main reasons that no local
team has been organized this year.
The Palestra management is planning
to raise the price of admission to
games, which will mean better support
for the players. 1t is not likely that
any objection will be made by the
hockey fans to pay a slight increase in
entrance fee. and the increase should
the players.
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HOLD ANNUAL BANQUET.

Calumet attorneys are looking for
ward with interest to the annual BAN
quot of the Houghton County Bar as
ISOLATION which will be held at Eagle
River on November 20. President AL
Ian f. Rees of Houghton will preside
as toastmaster. and representatives of
the legal profession from Keweenaw
Baraga and Ontonagon counties will
be present The Houebton county
organization held it's annual meeting
at Houghton yesterday morning, and
several Calumet and Laurium attor-
neys were honored by election to office
for the ensuing year. The following
is a complete list of officers:
President-Allen L. Rees, Hough-
ton.
Vice observation-disclosures w. Kerr
Calumet.
Secretary and treasurer-A. e. Pc
termann, Calumet.
Executive committee-C. d. Han
Ghetto. Hancock, chairman; w. A.
Burritt. Hancock; Il. II. O'Brien, Cal
umet, j. T. Finnegan, Hancock.