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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-03-24

Easter Monday evening will bring
out a. How Angels Hall tia hit OF
TIE season, Ferry House Fln,"
A numb VI OF the actors h we been
seen doing strenuous private prAc.
tice fur The occasion.
The minstrel troupe a zone is a
niay itself and a good one n. "
!nRes and songs are to be heard
Dardy jim and Pomped Snow are
conteudinR for the honors.
The drilling and singing of the
children will b something 10 de.
light the ear and eve
Dancing and frashments a
pi-nty after the play; ice cream,
confectionery. fruits and lunches.
II van are within forty miles, don I
miss il.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-03-24
Combs sud Loker Attorneys
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
In the G II sd. Court for 9. Masy's County.
william r. Norris, Plaintiff.
william p. Norris, Plaintiff.
w.
Mary Ene Norris, Defendant


The object OF this suit ID 70 procure divorce
William Y. Norris, resident OF Saint MaxY'e
County, state Of Maryland, from the defend.
ant, Mary Effie Norris, . nonresident Of ths
State Of Maryland.
1895, the said William Y. Morris was maFrtSd
70 his wife, Mary Efiie Norris, with whom he
resided In saint Mary County, until about
the first day OF February, 1901.
That though the conduct OF the aaid YIN.
liam r Norris towards his said WIFE Mary
Enie Norris, has always been Kind, afYsction.
ate and above reproach, the said Mary Rdie
Norris has, without any Just cause OF Feaaon.
abandoned and deserted him, and haa a..
clared her Intention 70 live with Elm no lons-
or, ana that such Abandonment has conttnn-
and In deliberate and final and the sapafasion
OF the parties beyond any rersOnab he Fl 800.
ton Of decentralization.
That the aaid William r. Norris and Mary
Efne Norris had one child, now about tan
years old, born 20 them from said marrtaae
for which child the said Mary Enc Norris hss
shown no affection or confederation Whist.
ever, having deserted and abandoned eaid
child many years ago. leaving the said child
In the custody OF the said william y. Morris
resident ofths State Of n Aryland.
10 Ii thereupon this 18th day 81 February.
1910, ordered By the Circuit Court for ID
MAry'scounty, In Equity, that the plaintiff b.
causing copy Of this order 70 b Inserted n
some newspaper. pn blIshed In aid 80. MSry:a
County, once In each OF four successive weeka
before the TN day OF pru 1870 give notice 10
the SAID absent defendant OF the object and
substance Of this bin, warning her 20 appear
before the 2sth day Of priI 1910. 80 W
ESOCh D. ABELL, Clerk,
ENoCH B. CLERK, Clerk.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-03-24

At high noon Of Tuesday. March
10, 1910, at the home OF Mrs. Mamie
Hayden, OF Baltimore. Miss Katie
V. Dean. of Hollywood, Md. was
solemnly united in marriage to Mr..
Earl G. White of Wicomico county.
Ceremony was performed by Rev.
d. NJ. Chambers OF Betheny NJ. E.
Church.
Among those who witnessed the
ceremony were: Mr.. White and
Miss White, father and sister OF the
groom. and the Misses Insley, OF
Sandgstes, Md. cousins OF the bride.
After an informed luncheon at the
home of Mrs. Hayden, the bridal
couple left for the brides home
Holly wood. Md.
Here. on tho evening OF March
10th, a generous rec, p.ion was ten
dered the young coup!o by the
brides parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. VI.
G. Dean.
Among those present were:-Iu-
Guiding the family Mr.. ard Mrs.
WILDER Dean, G Wilson Dean. G..
c. Robertson, N. Cullis, Edwin Joy
aud Charley Wise. Mesdames-Liz-
zis Robertson, If New Jersey; Mol.ie
Thompson, Upton Breensbough OF
BALTIC Lizzie Bond Misses Maud
Dean, Grace Munday, Mildred Fox
well, Agnes Johnson. Nettie NJ.
Bond, Nettie Dean. Messrs.-M.
c. Thompson, Ed Robertson, of New
Jersey, Milton c. Joy. Robert H.
Spedden. Carl d. Insley, Samuel
p Varpelt, Cievela, d Jarboe,
Stephen N. Jones. - Dean, -
Moshier. Masters Bruner Rober-
son and Jerome Dean.
The bride and groom left on Mon
day steamer en- route TO Nanticoke
Md. where they will reside.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-03-24
Orphans Court.

Tuesday, March 90, 1910. Court
met-all the Judges present
Bond OF f Luthor Burroughs.
executor OF Gorge w. Burroughs,
filed and approved.
Harry T. Mudd and d. L. Burch
were appointed to appraise person
al property I'D value real estate.
X Brooke Ihomas, was appoint
ed administrat C t. a OF George
Thomas ard ais appointed admins
traitor Of Ellen O9le Thomas.
I Spencer Crane and ]. Fenner
Lee appointed TO appraise estate,
Court adjourned until the oath OF
March.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-03-24
Easter Celebration at ST. John,

There will b. a Grand Supper
ard reception az st. Johns Hail on
Elster Monday. March 28tb. SUP.
per begins at $50. p. NJ, follow ed by
reception at 8. Pm The commit
tee In charge promises 10 make this
occasion one of the grandest in the
history Of this glorious parish. But
Ter s Brass Band will furnish mu-
sic Tor the entertainment.
o. Good Friday at 3, NJ. the
devo'ions OF the STATIONS Of the
Cross viii tale place followed bv
yer GRAFTON Of the Sacred Cross and
Sermon o. iha Passion OF Oar
Lord j. sus Christ Father Stanton.
OF Medley's Neck. will cfficiate.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-03-24
Church Supper.

The young people Of St. Mary s
Circuit will give a Supper at the
Methodist Parsonage near Milestone
on Tuesday afternoon and night of
March 18th next, for their church.
They earnestly desire and cordial.
lv invite all the four churches on
the Circuit to cc-onerate with them.
and ERGO rage this movement bv
gifts, aud their presence and their
hearty sympathy They also cx-
tend a cordli! invitation TO a liberal
pubic 10 attend ard aid them Nv
their ptrJl age COMMITTEE
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-03-24

Safe DeVosiI P0xIS will beinstal
led in FIRST Natl Bank OF St. Mary's
Leousrdtown, Md this month OF
March. Work upon them is now
being rushed. Those desiring to
rent a box AID have rot already
given their names in. will kindly
send their name in promptly before
the number i taken up
FIRST NATL BANK OF MARYs.
Lt,orardtown, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-03-24
Do You Need Harness?

We will show and offer for sale in
the Pool Room of Hotel st. Mary's
during March Term of Court, one OF
the incest and most complete dis
plays OF harness ever shown in
Southern Maryland All persons
interested are requested 10 call and
see what we are Offering.
The MATTHEWS. Howard
IMPLEMENT Co.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-03-24

| have on my Farm, "Bar Neck" q
spiendid Boar (Registered Cheshire) also
A Guernsey Bull (Registerpd) and By
March 18th an Ayrshire Bull (Rsgistsrsdl
for the Services Of the Public.
Fee Tor Boar % so. Bulls o., each 20
insure with privilege Of returning. An
foes must be paid I'm advanes
Here In year chance 60 ges the bass
bleed going In both Hog and Cattle
products.
l have 2 Dorset Lambs (Bueksl Tor sala.
LANDED In January 1910 both eligible
TO Registry.
w. p. POWELL,
JAN 10-6m. Aireesls. Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-03-24

Having secured the use of the
Pool Room under the Hotel St
Mary's," The Matthews Howard
Implement Co. will make one OF the
greatest displays Of harness ever
shown in Southern Maryland, dur
ing March Court. II in need OF
anything of the kind call on them.
THE MATHEws-HowARD
IMPLEMENT Co.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-03-24
THIS WEEK DELIVERIES.
Condition of Market.

Groundleaves to date 104l Hhds.
Same date 1909, POPS Hhds
Prices for all well conditioned to-
bscco is goodwill prospects of a
material advance.
Planters will realize better prices
by holding ard we'll conditioning
their crop than by forcing the mar
kst at present time with badly pac--
ed tobacco. although good tobacco
is selling well
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-03-24

Chas : Grason, Baltimore Co. Md
writes i have found by actual c ON pari-
son thar B"lgianO s"SQuaTe- deal" Chick
Starter has n great advantage over all
prominent foods on the market il does
not give baby chicks diarrhoea"
PEST HE EVER PURCHASED.
Ell l.. Griest Cessna. Pa writes Your
Square-Deai" Scratch or Poultry Food
is the best have ever purchased at any
price. | have no trouble to sell it. my
customers like it,"
SQUA RE- EAL
Chick Starter: Chick Food. Scratch
Food. Let five weeks > weeks 10 10
weeks. Makes hens lay
DON'T BE FOOLED,
II your local merchant don't sell
Square-peal Foods. drop Us "A postal
W.. will tell you who does Send us &c
in stamps To pay the postage and men
tiOn the name of this paper. we will
senl you package each Of Pansy Mas
tnrtuims. Asters Sweet Peas. Scarlet
Sage, Also our Garden and Flower Seed
and Poultry supply Catalogue.
j. BOLG'ANO e. SON,
Seed Growers Importers Manufacturers,
Four Generations of UnbrOken Success.
BALTIMORE, MD.
Feb. PIT
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-03-24
M. Tilshman Howard With The
Maryland Commission Agency.

The Maryland Conmi ssiou Apeucy
OF Bal moe" Guy auuOunc' 5 that IL
ha> p!oyed as Tobacco Salesman,
MIR. N Tiiehmln Howard ~ Anne
Arundel {. wbo has had long ex-
perience in the hand ing and sale of
Tobacco. Th house i better pre-
pared to handle Tobacco, Grain,
Poultry, Live Stock, Wool and other
country produce than eyer, and
hopes for liberal patronage from it's
former customers and The public
generally. |; pledges the best eff
forts Of the officers of the company
tn the interest e all its patrons.
W. Mex BUaROUGHs.
JOHN Il GRAY. + h. DARNALL,
T. VAN CLAGGErT, w. II DETRICK
s. K F. PALMER.
Directors.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-03-24
Business Locals.

Mrs. Ernest Bohanan, OF Great
Mills, Is in the city buying Spring
Millinery and Fancy Goods. She
expects TO bring bone with her an
experienced Milliner.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-03-24
RELIGIOUS Services.

Services. at St. Peters Chapel.
Leonardtown next Sunday at IL
A. NJ. Morning Prayer and Holy
Communion.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-03-24
RATIFICATION NOTICE.

IN The matter OF the Trust Estate Of yamaa
II. Coppags, deceased, 20 B. Harris
Camalier, Trustee.
In the Circuit Court for 81 MAryS Couu ty
sitting n Court OF Equity,
No. lib ~. X.
Il In hereby ordered thin ssh day Of Maroh
1910, that the sale made By B. HaPTta Cama.
lier, Trustee In the above entitled caae - 800.
1aYy be shown On or before the lat ondav ~
April 1910, provided q COPY Of this orseg -
inserted In the ~. Mays BEACos once a
said LIST Monday of April, 1910.
The report states that the land sold for gsoQc.
ENoCH y. ABELL, Clerk.
Trus eopy-Test:
MARCH, ia-a "s
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-03-24
Seed Potatoes.

Get your seed potatoes at Green Rest,
on the ST. Nary's Rixer. 80 cents per
bushel. Five bushels and over. IS cents
per bnshel. special price will be made
TO Merchants Potatoes guaranteed to
come up better than city potatoes.
s. A. POWELL,
March 3-1mpd. Great Mills, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-03-24

Week Ending March "a, 1910.
Reported by Richard S. Hill
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-03-24
russell,
DOM ESTIC.
Liquors..
w. MD.
ring Court.
9oUItSy Plant.

oUItSy Plant.
Itsk pAFks'
~ FIX strain.
III ~ July lat.
ia p'ssiIgrsesi I,sn.
"a sAls from June
;pt. 10 November
ist come. first
ekeys and IndI0n
4. BRYAE.
|iDey Point, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-03-24

Watches in Gold and Silver, also
Clocks aud IA up-tO date assortment Of
Jewellery, Solid Gold Wedding Rings
Special attention to Watches Clocks and
Jewellery rPpairing-AN UP-TO-DATE
LINE OF SPECTACLES and can suit
yOurg and old All work guaran teed.
Orders by mail will receive prompt at
tention
Branch Store S24, f. BALTIC. st.
Feb. lG--tf BALTIMORE. Mn.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-03-24

Times.
81 SSess.
theF Top
$50.
sy. $A5.
by. $40.
lmed, $40
TO $40.
D. 4 eau sup
:. ne
cttuIly,
LIE.
Zone, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-03-24
utter.

= has now a
Ion hand in
Ith next week
b Ia filing or
ln st. Mary .
Pds "a dollars
lg to destruc-
|ew dollars Ia
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-03-24

yp left home
4. ultlnO e.
Jail chain. Re-
v Office or TO
rlNGLN,
auvue, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-03-24

Send Ia. esms a pspeR anS shs a hr szs
oeAatlfaa esstaD Bank ana Chil1rs skseeh Bouk
Each eank sons.Ans Good Laek Rsnay.
SCOTT q BOVINE coo Rsars g.. New Yors
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-03-24

thVes,
friend
make
mother
her. Ii
ay be a
Try and
nplete.
carefully
atiStled
u will
have as
can be
ny not
pu may
ide and
I'd. Ex-
bite at
DS. EN-
1RwARE,
PRAYER
Washing
d the man
VOIGT.
ia Voigt is
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-03-24

IaII.
Err.
Branches
aneh As LION
At Hotel st.
r all orders
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-03-24

bee.
Tork on farm.
Arm Of
YES.
rgAbz Md.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-03-05

The foregoing is copied from he
Miners Magazine, the official, orr
gan of the Western Federation of Min
ers, published at Denver and bearing
late of February Gath, a copy of
which came into the hands of the
editor of this paper a few days ago.
While the Record had information
several weeks ago to the effect that
3ruce had embezzled funds from Pi-
'che local No, 263, the facts Of the
ease did not become public until
published in the Miners Magazine
The Record did, however, take cogniz-
ance of Bruce's departure and stated
hat ne had been deposed as secre-
airy Of the local miners organization
and that he had been succeeded by
W. B. Martin, the present incubent.
Bruce, it is claimed, paid Phoebe
seamster $40 to convey him to Mo-
lena in the night in order to escape
arrest. An examination of his a..
counts revealed bad state of af-
fairs, SO fearing that he might fall
into the clutches Of the law, he fled
from the state and his whereabouts
al this time are unknown to members
of the Phoebe union. Bruce's wife
preceded him several days and il
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-03-05
IN FROM ATLANTA.
Chas. Eaton Says OtIook For Gold
Camp Is Bright.

Charles Eaton, prominent mining
man at Atlanta, came in from the
northern gold camp Wednesday night
to transact some business. He re-
ports encouraging conditions at At
lanta, with everything to indicate tha
the camp is going to go forward
with leaps and bounds in the near
future. While the Atlanta company
is employing only few men at pres
ent, it will likely put on a big force
in short time. Machinery is to be
brought in from Ely just as soon as
the roads will permit
The arrival of Manager Bray il
expected almost any day now ant
when he looks over the situation
definite plans for the future will b,
outlined.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-03-05
EASTERN COMMENT ON
THE METAL MARkE 7

Copper is dull and steady. There
Is little weakness in the market in
spite OF the fact that there are sup
posed to be large stocks hanging over
1t. The foreign market is also firmer
in spite of the unfavorable statistics.
II is impossible to ascertain here
that there has been any letup in con-
sumption on the part of electrical
companies and foreign advices state
That conditions in this respect are inn
proving on the other side
India took twice the quantity of sill
yer during the first Al days OF 1910
that was taken in a corresponding
period of 1903. China took 150 per
cent more in the same period than
last year The larger activity in
demands from the two principal mar.
kets of the east is an encouraging
sign.
The most recent reports from India
show that the market is awaiting the
resumption OF business in China as
on this will depend what the course
OF exchange will be. The factor OF
primary note in the Chinese trade
situation is the soy bean shipments
OF which are said to be held back
in Japan, and some difficulty ha
been found in carrying out contracts
1t has been rumored that the Trus
is privately shading lead prices to
large consumers in order to meet the
lower quotations which are being
made by outsiders. AT st, Louis more
lead is being offered and each fresf
| concession has had the effect of max
ing buyers more reluctant to take OF
commitments. Shelters are shown,
less confidence in the future thar
they exhibited sometime ago.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-03-05

supposed to have joined her husband
at Salt Lake City. Bruce also left
large number of unpaid bills. hence
aside from defrauding the union
which has several times reposed con
lldence in him by electing him to a
position of responsibility, he "bilked,'
the merchants of this city who had
extended credit.
The Record published for the bene.
mt OF its readers the facts in the case
OF e. x. Watson, who was dis ellow.
shipped by being deposed from the
presidency of the union, and like
Bruce, succeeded in getting away
without satisfying several stores fo,
merchandise sold him on credit and
in orc instance, money loaned to hin
TO assist him out of Temporary
financial straits.
The Chronicle utterly failed t.
mention the departure OF eithe,
Bruce or Watson; 1t said notbins
about the arrest of Watson in it is
sues of February 10Th or 26th. mol
has it informed its readers of the de
position of these men from position,
OF trust in the Phoebe union ant
the filling Of their places by men VIII
believe in the triumph Of right ant
justice.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-03-05

Dental election held are denied the
iignt to nominate candidates and to
participate in the election.
VIII.-Violates Section II, Article
~ of the Constitution of Nevada
which provides in part: ""#'* and
in ali other cases where general
law can be ihade applicable, all laws
shall be general, and by uniform OPP
erati N throughout the state"
~ Electors. when challenged
mus. Inai. oath " affirmation of his
bona fide intention to support cer-
tain nominees Of certain party or
his right to vote will be held at
the primary election, thereby depriv-
ing all Ic,itieal parties of the right
to prescribe tEtir test
X.-Provides that candidate de-
featcd under the provisions of the
Act is Ineligible for nomination to
the same office at the same election.
thereby depriving them of their right
guaranteed under the Constitution of
the Stae of Nevada, and it is further
contrary to the Constitution Ct this
State in that it violates Section of
Article XIV, which provides that any
elector is eligible to any office with
in the State of Nevada If the party
IS not holding renumerative federal
position.
| XI.-Prohibits electors who have
become of age since the last preeed-
irg election from the right to become
a candidate from the fact that all
candidates must take oath as to what
party they affiliated with at the last
preceding election. The same applies
to foreigners who have become citi
zens of the United States since the
last preceding election. These rights
of which they are deprived, say peti-
toner, are contrary to the Consti.
tuition of the State of Nevada and OF
the United States Of America.
XII.-Does not provide for electors
voting for candidate whose name
10 llOl Ou IIC DdllOl, duu III bhlb
ner deprives the electors Of the state
from expressing their choice as to
who shall be their officers.
XIII.-Candidates must pay for the
filing of papers which is also contra
ry to the Constitution of Nevada
which provides that candidates shall
be subject only to the restrictions SCI
forth in said Constitution, without
money or without price," and this, i
is claimed, imposes a burden which
alone makes the Primary law uncon
I stitutional.
J XIV.-That the title of the Ac
, violates the Constitution in that thu
) title includes distinct subjects ex
cluded by the provisions contained il
: said Act and that the title does no
briefly express the subject matter O
the Act.
1 XV.-That the Act is wholly uncor
t stitutional and void in that it vic
S lates and is contrary to the Constitr
! tion of the State of Nevada and O
+ the United States of America.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-03-05
HIGH SCHOOL
STUDENTS RENDER
PROGRAM TONIGHT
Especial Correspondence

PANACA, March 4.-Lincoln High
school pupils give a patriotic pro-
gram tomorrow Saturday based on
he life anu times of Lincoln This
was planned for Lincoln's birthday.
the flood and Prof. Graves absence
al the principals meeting at Reno
caused the postponement.
Principal Graves was the dele
gate from this district representing
Lincoln, Clark and Nye counties on
the committee of five that met last
month with the state board of edu-
cation to revise the high school
courses of study for the state. Mr..
Graves had rather strenuous time
getting to the railroad and back and
was also held up for twenty hours by
the storm at the Lucin sut-off.
One of the fruits of his trip was a
promise from DR.. j. E. Stubbs, presi-
dent of the University of Nevada to
visit Phoebe and Panaca the 1st week
Ia April. He win give evening lee.
lures in each place and Panaca and
Phoebe people will doubtless plan 10
give him. hearty reception. DR.
Stubbs is one of the most eminent
educators in the country, and his
Histit will be great honor to Lin
coin county.
Miss Dorothy Price who spent the
gall in Los Angeles business col.
ege is taking the shorthand and com
nercial course at Lincoln High.
Mi Amy Culverwell of Caliente, il
| also new student in the commercial
course.
The new typewriters and equipmen
which was delayed by the flood have
arrived and large and intelligent
class is at work learning the way,
Of the commercial world.
The course in elementary agricuI
ture, which is progressing in connec
lion with the general work in science
will take up new text book mex
week and will also resume work Oh
the dry farm proposition.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-03-05
STATEMENT OF
CLUB FINANCES
IS RENDERED

Al the regular monthly meeting of
memb ers Of the Phoebe Commercial
club held last Wednesday evening,
those present li,tened to the read
ing of the fitarciai reports of the
secretary and treasurer of the organ
izatiou 'rhe expenditure for equip
nent since the club began its ca
roni of usefulness last autumn was
$tJa.Sa; for repairs, $S0.30; running
expenses, which includes rent for
building, light, fuel and janitor SER
vice, $255.65; stationery $42.30;
smokers, s42.30 and banquet, $14S.4O
1t was found that the club is in a
good substantial condition, with no
outstanding obligations, except few
current Lills, which will be taken
care of in few days.
Some discussion was INDUCED in
recently over the matter of lowering
the club dues. This was threehed
out at the meeting and when put to a
vote it was found that all present
favored keeping the dues where
they are-at 81 per month. b. 90
ing so, it is claimed, that the club
can gradually pile up little sur
plus each month which is always
an agreeable condition to have. Sew
eral members have expressed the be-
lief that as business activity is ike
ly to improve In the camp, the club
should arrange for use of all the
building in which the club is now
situated. The basement can be oh
tanned, it is said, at reasonable
rental and it would be just the place
for the installation of conveniences
which would be sure to cultivate in
terest in the club.
The new ore cabinet, built at al
expense of $50 has been installed
and adds greatly to the embellish
ments of the club room. 1t Is
a handsome piece of furniture. As
several mining companies have agre
ed to take space in the cabinet fol
the exhibition of their ores, it is fig
uied that the club will in short
time receive enough in rentals tc
pay for it's construction,