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LeoaI \ Advertisements
MENpM GNrs or AaTtcLEo OF INCORPORATION or THE WgoT COAST exElTiNc
 AND REFINING
 COMPANY

kNOW ALL A6N DA AA&so<S PRESENTS: That ct c meeting e the stsckholders of the West CoAst emalting anA Rsaning Company dnly called and duly held at the city of Douglas, in t1e County of sCochiss and Territory of ArisonA. on the soth day of November. 1910. the articles of incorporation of said West Coast Smelling and Refining Com pany, . corporation duly organised under the laws of the Territory of Arizona. were. by the affirmative vote c. a majority of stock of said cor poration duly amended in tno f0 lowing particulars:
 1. That Article of the Articles of Incorporation was amended 90 as to read as follows |.
 The names of the incorporators are Frank W. Doan. D. A. Richard son, and D. c. Wright, and the name of the corporation shall be the West Coast Smelling and Rein ing Company. The principal place in which the business of said corpor alton is to be transacted in No gales. Santa Cruz County. Arizona, but said company may transact bus iness in any other state or foreign country. and directors meetings may be held in Pittsburg, Pa. or in New York, N. '.
 2. That Article V. of the Articles of Incorporation was amended so as to read as follows:
 The Affairs of this corporation shall be conducted by a board of seven directors who shall have full power to adopt bylaws for this compAGJ. The Board of Directors shall be elected from among che stockholders at the annual meeting of the stock. holders. which shall be held on the second Tuesday in November in each year. The officers of this com.
 pany shall be a president. vice president. secretary and treasurer and such other officers as the Board Of Directors may by resolution di-
 rect The offices of secretary and treasurer may be held by the same
 person.
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF these
 amendments are signed and acknowi edged by the president Of said cor. poration and attested by the secre.
 tary thereof. and the seal of said
 corporation hereunto afixed this
 3rd day of December, isle | ". B. DUvALi,
 President of the West Coast Smeit I ing and Refining Company.
 ATTEST:
 H. S. LUPOLp.
 Secretary of West Coast Smeltins
 and Refining Company.
 Territory of Arizona, County O!
 Pima, ss.
 Before me, J. E. Henderson, 2
 Notary Public in and for the Coun
 ty of Pima, Territory of Arizona
 on this day personally appeared "
 B. Duvall the president of the wes'
 Coast Smelting and Refining Com
 pany. corporation, known to me ts
 be the person whose name is sub
 scribed to the foregoing instrument and acknowledged to Me that he
 as such president, executed th' . same for the purpose and consider 1 ation therein expressed
 Given under my hand and sea } this 3rd day of December. A. D } 1910.
 } tSeal) J. B. HENDERSON, Notary Public My commission expires May g. 1911
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Legal Advertisements

above described property or 70 much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said Judgment. with tn- terest costs. and accruing costa. to tho highest and best bidder for caAh. --4-s---. @
 Tombstone. Arizona. November ss. 1910
 Sheriff
 by A A. HOPKINs.
 Deputy 6hprt6.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE TERRITORY OF
 ARIZONA,

IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
 cocHIsE
 Sherin's Safe No. sl0i.
 Charles NJ. Renaud. plaintiff; ys. Courtland Water and ice company, a corporation, defendant.
 By virtue of an execution issued out of the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the Ter ritory Of Arizona. in and for the County of Cochise on the 1srd- day Of November 1910, wherein Charles NJ. Renaud. plaintiff and Courtland Water and Ice company. corpora ton, defendant, upon a judgement rendered the 14th. day of November lyl0, for the sum of Five Thousand Two Hundred dollars ($5, 5,200.O0) in lawful money of the United States. besides interest, costs, and accruing costs, I have this day levied upon all the right, title. and interest, of said defendant Courtland Water and Ice company. a corporation of in and to the following property, .o witt
 That certain mining claim, known as the LULU situated in the | Turouoise Mining District, Count! of Cochise. Territory of Arizona, the original location of which is re corded in Book 25, Records of Mines of Coehlse County, at Page 1os and an amended location Of which ! by the name of LULA is recorded in Book 43, Records Of Mines oi Cochise County at Page 34l- All water rights of said Court | land Water and Ice company on said ] LULU mining claim.
 Permit from the Board of Su pervisors of Cochise County. grant ed March l, 1909 to E. A. Tovres and his assigns to lay pipe and mains for the distribution of water in tht streets and alleys of the Town. o Court,and, and all addition to same to include what is known as Me Fate Townsite. and the Young Town
 site, and also along she Count, Roads or road from the well o'
 wells to said Towns or addition:
 and also to cross such roads witt
 sad pipes or mains. and for tha
 purpose to excavate and dig ditche' and trenches, recorded on Page 8
 Book No. s. Minutes Board of su
 pervisors-
 4 And the following described per ] sonal property;-
 ; miles ( inch pipe line, z5.6o gallon water tank. safe and offic' fxturen, l horse and wagon. tools meters. and IaferaIs leading iron mains. being the entire Sistributin' system of Courtland watSr snd Ic' company, engine and two pumps 4 Public notice is hereby given tha I win on the 7th day of Januar! 1911, at o'clock D. m-. of tha
 cay. in front Of the Court Hous' door !n the City of Tombstone. il : saic County Of cochise. sell tn
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AMeNoMgMTo or ARTiclgo OF oP INCORPORATION or ThE WEST COAST COPPER
 nlNEo COMPANY

hNOW ALI HEN DI lltEo1 PRESENTS: That at a meeting of the stockholders of the West C'ast Copper Mines Company duly called and duly held at the City of Doug las, in the County of Cochise and Territory of Arizona, On the 30th day of November, 1910. the Articles of Incorporation of said West Coast Copper Mines Company. a corp0ra- ton duly organized under the laws of the Territory of Arizona, were. by the affirmative vote of majority of stock of said corporation duly amended in the following particulars:
 1. That Article of I. of the Arti- cles of Incorporation was amended so as to read as foiiows: The names of the incorporators are Frank W. Doan and A Mclnernay and the name of the corporation shall be the West Coast Copper Mines Company. The principal place in which the business of said cor poration is to be transacted is No gales, Santa Cruz County, Arizona, but said company may transact bus mess in any other state or foreign country and directors meetings may be held at Pittsburg. Pa. or in New York, N Y.
 2. That Article V. of the Articles of Incorporation was amended SC as to read as follows: V.
 The affairs of this corporation shah be conducted by a board O not less than three nor more thar nine directors. who shall have ful power to adopt bylaws for thi company. This board of director, shall be elected from among tn, stockholders at the annual meeting of the stockholders. which shall b' held on the second Tuesday in Nc vember in each year. The officers o this company shall be a president vice president. secretary and treas urer and such other officers as tn Board of Directors may by resolr ton direct. The ofhces of secretar and treasurer may be held by tn same persnn.
 | IN WITNESS WHEREOF thes amendments are signed and acknow edged by the president of said co poration and attested by the secrs tary thereof. and the seal of sai corporation hereunto affixed this 3r day of December, 1910.
 W. B. DUvALL,
 President West Coast Copper Mine
 Company.
 ATTEST:
 H. c. LAPOLD,
 Secretary of West Coast Coppe Mines Company
 1 Territory of Arizona, County C Pima. ss.
 F; Before me. J. B. Henderson, n,
 tary Public in and for the Count of Pima, Territory of Arizona. o
 this day personally appeared W.
 Duvall. the president of the Wes Coast Copper Mines Company,
 corporation, known to me to be th person whose name is subscribed 1 i the foregoing instrument and a [ knowledged to me that he. as sue l president, executed the same for th purposes and consideration therei , expressed.
 Given under my hand and SC this 3rd day of December, A. I ? 1910.
 7 (SeaD J. B. HENDERSON. , Notary Publi My commission expires May 9, I91
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SALESMEN for Arizona experienced. for largest and finest line calendars, imported aud do
 mestic; also leather goods, alum mum, cel,uloid. etc, liberal terms fair treatment; exclusive territory:
 deal direct with largest and old. est house in America; 10 mid
 diemen; capital $225.o00. Address, with references, stating experi. ence. August Cast Bank-Note and itho. O., St Louis, Mo-
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LeoaI Advertisements

tain building situated on Lots 1s and lS. Block 2 of the Bisbss Town site on the westerly side of Brew cry Gulch in the city of Bisbee. County of Cochise. Territory Of Ari- zona That the undersigned E- Rsin- hardt and George Hottsnstein have in their poskession under . hnd- lords lien for said rent. personal property described e foliovs:
 s1 Gal. 0in.
 IT Cal. old Port.
 24 Bottles Cognac.
 2a Gal. Blackberry Brandy,
 10 Gal. California Brandy.
 13 Gal. Rum,
 l50 CiEsrs,
 12-3 case Italian Vermouth,
 2 Bottles Kummel.
 Bottles Homer's Ginger Brandy,
 ls Bottles Peach Brandy,
 Bottles Curacro.
 Pt. Benedictine,
 8 Bottles Lash's Bitters,
 { Bottles Celery Bitters.
 4 Bottles Durkee Irish Whiskey.
 s Cts. Grape Juice,
 Qts. Cal. Fig Bitters,
 ? cts. Orange Bitters, 3 Qts. Kellogs Bourbon Whiskey. 1 Qt. Maraschino, f Cts. Creme de Menthe.
 4 Cts. Maraschino Cherries Qt. Fernet Brsnca. ct. Apricot Brandy. ct Ahsintne. 9 Qts. Peppermint, Ct Anistie.
 1 Ct. Grenedine. Demijohns and contents. Glassware and open goods, Bottles Fernet. Unless said rent shall be paid on or before the 23rd. day of December 1910, said Reinhardt and Hottenstein will sell the same as provided by Paragraph 2ss5 Re yised Statutes of Arizona 1901, at the front door of said above de scrfbed building in the City of Bis bee, County of Cochise, Territory oi Arizona, at the hour of 2 o'clock D. ID. on said 23rd day of Dec. 1910 at public auction to the highest bidder, the proceeds derived from the sale of said personal propsrty to be applied upon the payment oi said rent
 F. RINEHARDT. c. E. HOTTENSTEIN-
 Dated at Bisbee. Ariz, this 18th cay of Dec, 1910.
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If is in time Of sudden miskap or
 accident that Chamberlain's Lini- ment can be relied upon to take the place of the family. doctor, who cannot always be found at the mo ment. Then # Is. that Chamberlaln's Eminent is never found missing. Ia cases of sprains. cuts, wounds and bruises. Chamberlain's Eminent takes out the soreness and drives away the pain. Sold by all drug gists-
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FOR RENT-Three room house, Tombstone Canon. Apply J. H JackA at Miners and Merchants Bank isl
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FOR RENT

FOB RENT-Or sale-Large room . house, handy to mines and car
 line. rent reasonable. John Two
 mey. Capitol Bar. lss
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Classified Advertisements
WANTED.

wANTED-A girl for general house. work. Apply Mrs. Emma MArks. 24 Tank Hill.
 wANTED-Salesme of Ability and
 neat appearance to call on e all merchants fn their ter
 ritory; elegant side line,
 convenient to carry; good = commissions: prompt re- nittance. A374. Belmont Mfg. Co. Cincinnati, 0. 3I.
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If the average man had to order his halo in advance. the chances are 1t would prove to be about three sizes to large.-Chicaso News
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AGENTS-Improyed speciality; Nquick
 seller; pig profits: Illustrated cir cuiars; write today The H. D. Estes Co, IS w. Sth St. s. Sat
 Lake City, Utah. 2s.
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WANTED-Giri with knowledge Of bookkeeping. who can write a good hand. Apply Warren Laundry.
 10
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by large contracting
 Co. S20.000.00 contract work go ing. Can learn automobiles, cleo tricity, plumbing, bricklaying trade in few months. No apprentices or helpers work and no expense
 Catalogue free Apply Mir. Maid onado, Judge Highs ofice. 100c
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WANTED everywhere,
 s25 to $100 made weekly selling
 our automobile specially. Large demand; success assured. Ad- dress at once Box 1406, Denver. Colo. g.
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WANTED-AT once. loan of 400 dollars on patented ranch and improvements. Box 104e, Bisbee.
 13.
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acknowledgements. sober yeWg man wants work of any klna
 Write to James Snow, Gen. Del, Bisbee, Ariz. F.
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It's great pity the wisdom of experience can't be applied to the thing that taught 1t to us
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WANTED-Man to operate type writer. Address Box 240. Bisbee
 St. 1SI
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It isn't half as hard to buy man as it Is to keep him bought.
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WANTED-Two good work mares. weighing about 1000 pounds. Ad- dress Box 1857. Bisbee. 192
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buy all the second . hand furniture in Bisbee. Agents for the White Sewing machine. Furniture bought. sold. exchanged. Standard Furniture Cc. Alien
 Block lot. 1so
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FOR SALE-2 three-room house and lots On YoungbIood Hill: vii sell both for se5o.00: s100 cash balance at s12.eo per month. See
 T. A. HUGHES. Managsr ARIZONA INSURANCE AGENCY. Bank of Bisbee Building.
 Phone B-19o IS
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F.. RINEHARDT.
 c. E. HOTTENSTEIN. Dated at Bisbee, Ariz, this 12th- cay of Dec, 1910.
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FOR SAJ.E-No. 3 Offer typewriter in
 good condition. s25.00 Dobson Fur niture Co IT6
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My commission expires May 9. 1911.
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FOR SALE-Graphophon with
 twenty-six records to learn Span
 ish Address Pox 1856. g
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-12-18
BEAUTIFUL GIFTS.

While Mrs. Youree and her U. d. C.
committee were busy packing the big
Christmas box for the old soldiers, ar
unexpected and beautiful present came
from the training school. Charlie May
Robertson and Daisy Bedford were the
bright girls who came with the gifts, all
the work of the busy fingers of these in
dustrious girls. It was Mrs. Maekay'
happy thought to make Christmas pres
eIlts foF the Old soldiers, and though
the girls were busy with school, home
duties and Christmas preparations they
were delighted with the idea, and at
once trunks were searched for odds and
ends of ribbons and other material to
convert into pretty things. The girls
and Mrs. Mackay literally burned the
midnight OIL to get the presents ready
for Monday. When the box was opened
there were ordinations of delight and
admiration at the array of gifts useful
as well as pretty. There were 16 pin
cushions filled with pins, 8 tobacco bags,
9 sachet bags, a silk muffler, packages
of safety pins, papers of pins, IL note
books, IL pocket mirrors. The con-
tributors, Mrs. Z. J. Mackay, the be-
loved matron Of the training school,
Rosa Daniels, Daisy Bedford, Mable
Shipman, Pearl Lowe, Irene Williams,
Charlie May Robertson. On Christ
mas card enwreathed with holly and
placed i'll the box was written Christmas
good wishes and greetings from the
girls of the Shreveport Training School.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-12-18

N'he lemon, 1t IL said, takes its name
from the city of Lima.
Loadstone is corrupt translation of
Aydius lapus, the stone of Lydia.
The word money reminds us that the
coinage OF the Romans was struck at
the temple of Juno Monieta. the god
dess of counsel
Dollar is from the German thaler.
which In derived from Thai. the valley
or Joachim. In Bohemia, where the sill
yer works were situated that made
this coin.
The word panic" has a curious ORR
gin. According to Herodotus. the god
Fan was supposed to have assisted the,
Greeks at the battle of Marathon, 400
u. O., striking such u terror into the
Persian host that they fed to their
ships In perfect dismay. From that
time the Greek word panikon was
used to describe unreasonable or sud
zen and overpowering fear.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-12-18
New Years Customs.

la some countries, notably in Great
Britain and in some cities in the Unit
ed States. the new year is welcomed in
by festivities on the eve of the day.
In Scotland. for instance, it is Gus
tomary to celebrate New Years eve
vita some Gestivity, which is prolonged
until past midnight At the stroke of
Il every one present wishes each other
Happy New Year" The custom is
also common in many parts Of Ger
manJ, Nhere the salutation is 'Prosit
Eeu 5ahr."
Similar 20 this custom are the re
ligious watch meetings" held in some
of the churches in this country on New
Years eve. In England on New Years
eve Oil some houses curious custom
or superstition is observed. At the
stroke Of II which ushers In the new
aear the party, already waiting on the
stairs. begin to ascend the stairway
backward, taking a step at each stroke
Every step successfully mounted means
o happy month, every stumble a re-
verse. or course 1t is one of those
neutrality-suspicious. which are not tax
en- saNously.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-12-18
BOX FOR THE SOLDIERS HOME
CAMP NICHOLS.

The U. D. 6. christmas box Or the
old soldiers was most beautifully filled
The box was packed Monday afternoon
by Mrs. Youree, Mrs. Stalone, Mrs.
Williams and Mrs @ills, at the home of
Mrs. Mills. Cakes, crackers, nuts, Suit
and everything good in the aine of
canned eatabes. There were socks,
handkerchiefs, towels, muhlers, all Dee
and new, several dozen glasses at8 Jars
of je1lies and preserves were packed
carefully i'll separate box, in which
also were condensed milk and matted
milk, contributions made specially for
the sick, of which there are IS in the
hospital. Boxes from eve@ chapter in
the State will go to the old soldiers 10
give them Christmas cheer and happi-
ness.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-12-18
NEGROES GOING NORTH.

New Orleans States: The census re-
turns have finally established the FACT
that there has been no increase in the
negro population during the last decade
IN the South, while in the North and the
Middle West they have increased great
". There are fewer negroes now work
ing in the cotton fields Of the South, be-
cause the white farmers of this section,
many Of whom have come from North
ern States, have, by the application Of
better methods, succeeded in getting
more cotton from an acre at less cost
of labor.
The facts and figures gathered by the
census bureau show that the negroes
who have left the South are working in
the mines and factories of the North
and their number is rapidly increasing
Some Of the Northern newspapers are
commenting on the fact that cotton
planters of the Southwest have had such
success with the mechanical cotton pick
ers which takes from the negro his main
employment, and the fact Is realized that
if this machines comes INTO general use
the migration Of negroes northward will
be still more pronounced. This is i
prospect which Is not pleasing to our
Northern friends.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-12-18
a Trick Cams.

@nve, say. 100 toothpicks and agree
18th some one to take alternately from
the heap any number not exceeding
ten. Che trick is to have the last
toothpick or toothpicks whatever your
adversary may do. For this remember
the numbers /, II. %, "a, and so on,
increasing by. IL each time. Surprising
@pu have the first draw, you take one
pick only, and your opponent can never
have a chance, for If he draws as many
% possible at one time item you take
another one. making the total Il. Say
now he draws eight picks, you take
three, and so on, making whatever
number he takes into II. When you
have got to 80 you viii see that the
other player has no chance Two per-
sons who know how this Is done can
aot play at II, because the first player
must infallihly win. Surprising one
who does not understand 1t to have the
first draw, he will be sure to make a
mistake somewhere in the game and
enaDIe you to attain one Of the before
named numbers d2. o. 81, etc.. when
you are quite safe to win.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-12-18
AWARDS IN THE CAKE CON.
TEST

The ladies conducting the dinner and
bazaar for the benefit of the First Meth.
odist church had cake contest the last
day. The judges were Mrs, J. D. Lee
Mrs, w. A. Bailie, Mrs. Levert String
fellow. Conditions were that the cake
should be made of cottolene and Per
lection flour. Many good cakes were
entered. The following ladies were the
prize winners: First prize, Barrel Of Per
lection -four Miss Rose Mcconnell ;
second prize, half barrel of Perfection
-four, Mrs Gerley; third prize, box ia
cobs candy Mrs. Sid Cherry; fourth
prize, two pounds Hughes candy, Mrs.
Gordon Irons; fifth prize, two pounds
Jacobs candy, Mrs. S. w. Rodefeld The
ladies are indebted to Mr.. r. H. Lea oil
the Fairbanks Company for courtesies
IN regard to the contest, and the demon
stration Of the good qualities Of cotto-
lene.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-12-18
A stanch Little Ship
With a Big History.

An event of unusual historic interest
recently took place In New York har-
Dor. 1t was the decorating of the two
masted schooner Polly with memo
rial tablet telling of her valOrOus deeds
in tie VIII off 1912 The Pell5= HHrsaattst
built in 1905 and is therefore 105 years
OLD She is sixty-one feet long of old
fashioned model and is still engaged
IN trade. The little schooner retains
AeS original planking of three inch oak,
and he4 eight inch ribs are rs sound
SIS when placed In her over century
ago. Tnder command of Captain Jud-
THAI Bpham the Polly sailed from
Salem on Dec. 7, 1912, on the lookout
for British merchantmen. Two days
fater she captured an English full rig
ged ship. In all she took eleven prizes.
Once she fell victim to superior force
and was taken prisoner by the British
srigate Phoebe. A few days later she
was recaptured by a United States
man-of-war and thus was spared for
the Eonor which lately came to her.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-12-18
CHRISTMAS DINNER AZ THE
HOSPITAL.

Che Sunshine gircle wiz gise GSsist-
mas dinnce to the patients % the Chae-
ity HospitS on Wednesday, Decembes
%. Contributions are eequestea pie
turkey, ham, any vegetables, cookies,
cake, fruits, Cuts. Nrs O.. O.. Aheeler
will receive contributions. aing old
phone 93t. Also Miss Schuster at her
residence. Old phone $40. Be genero@
with contributions for this dime
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-12-18

Song, 4 Think of You" Miss Mil
dred Allen.
Story, "The Rich and the Pool Child's
Gift" Miss Hattie Schuster.
Music, piano solo, "Cavaleria Rusti-
cana Mrs. R. E. Comejeo.
Plans for Christmas discussed by Miss
Schuster and mothers.
Requests and apportontnent of COM
mittees.
Refreshments and social hour. The
refreshment committee consisted of
Mrs w. B. Love, Mrs. Coor Pinder and
Mrs. Atkinson.