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and of good moral character.

abiding and of good moral character.
 Section No retail liquor license shall be granted to any person, firm or corporation except upon furnishing good and sufficient bond in the sum of Six Hundred Dollars, to be approv ed by the Mayor of the Town of Cliff ton, which bond shall be signed by the applicant of retail liquor license and two solvent sureties residing within the town of Clifton, as guarantee that the ncensee will conduct his sal oon. in an orderly and lawful manner Said bond shall be presented when ap- plication for such license is made and the life of the bond shall be co-termin- ous with that of the license. The lie ensee and his bondsmen shall be re- sponsible to the town of Clifton, for any fight, brawl, or disturbance of the peace in the saloon of the licensee, when the offender or offenders may have been convicted
 Section Every licensee of re- tail liquor saloon in the Town of Cliff ton shall be held liable and respon- sible for every fight, brawl, or distur- bance of the peace which occurs in his saloon and upon conviction in the Police Court of the Town of Clifton of such offence hes hall be fined not exceeding ($1OO) One Hundred Dol lars and in default of payment of such fine he shall be imprisoned in jail not exceeding sixty days, subject to hard labor upon the streets or public works of the Town of Clifton.
 Section The Council of the Town of Clifton, by majority vote, shall determine whether the applicant for retail liquor license, qualities un- der the provisions of this ordinance, and no such license shall be granted to any person not complying with the conditions herein contained.
 Section It shall be optional with the Council of the Town of Clifton by a majority vote of it's members to revoke retail liquor license, in the Town of Clifton, upon conviction of a licensee for the second time, under
 
 Section No licensee whose re- tail liquor license, may have been re- voked, under the provisions of this or dinance shall be granted another such Hcence within six months after it's revocation nor shall any one assoc lated with him in the sale, by retail of intoxicating liquor, be granted a re- tail liquor license, and should such li- cense have been issued to one so as- sociated with a person whose retail liquor license had been revoked un- der the provisions of this ordinance, within six months of such revocation, such license shall be immediately re- voked upon such discovery.
 Section All ordinances or parts of ordinances contrary to or in con- f1ict herewith are hereby repealed.
 Members present G. w. Fraser, c. P. Dunn, c. o. Billingsley, W, F, Ha- gan and Henry Hill
 Mem bers absent, none.
 Members voting for this ordinance G. w. Fraser, w. F. Hagan, c. O. Bill kingsley and Henry Jill.
 Members voting against this ordin- ance none.
 Adopted February 5, 1912 Approv- ed, March 5, 1912
 MAT DANENHAUER,
 Clerk
 GEORGE w. FRASER
 Mayor
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office, and MT. Bullard said the state would refuse to accept such as com pliance with the law; that the com panies would have to take the certifi- cates under state authority. The state had the better of the argument, but in order that no question arise in re gard to this matter the new certifi- cates bear the O. K. of both secretary of state and the corporation commits Sion
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CORPORATION COMMISSION
 BUSY CERTIFYING

PfIOENIX-One hundred and forty certificates have thus far been issued by the corporation commission to in- surance companies and their agents, giving them authority to do business in Arizona The law in regard to this was not clear, and led to some con- troversy between Secretary Young of the territory and Attorney General Bullard of the state. MT. Young wish ed to collect the fees before leaving
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MORALES OWNS WATER PLANT

Yesterday the Town of Nogales took over the plant of the Nogales Water Company, MT. Gerardo Castro, who has been superintendent a long time, remaining in charge of the de- tails of operation. The Water Com pany has called meeting of stock holders to look into the question of dissolution of the corporation.
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PATAGONIA MINE BONDED

NOGALES-A. l.. Peck and A. A. Doherty have bonded their mining property in the Patagonia mountains to Los Angeles parties for $35,000.
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ST. MARY's CHURCH.

The services tomorrow (the Sunday next before Adveno will hs as fol lows:
 Celebration of the Holy Eucharist al g a. m, with three minute address.
 Sunday school and Bible class at II q. m.
 The services at p. m. will be a special Thanksgiving service, with the special music for that occasion: Come, ye thankful people, come;" Praise to God immortal praise;" 70 come let us sing unto the Lord::" "Our Fathers God, to Thee:" "0lorias, Doxology. etc. The special Vesper anthem will be, Now from Altar of our hearts" At the offertory. Miss Elsie Raweli will sing 70 Para dise," by Hawiey. The sermon will be on the subpect. "Nothing to be Thank full For.''
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REV. PARSONS
 NOW INVENTOR
ENORMOUSLY ARRAN0ES TO HEAT CHURCH AT HALF
 EXPENsE.

Rev. John Parsons has hit upon an ingenious scheme by which he Is able to heat all his church with half the fuel formerly required.
 By building an iron shell arrange ment around the stove at the back of the church he has succeeded i1 draw ing all the cold air underneath and sending out warm at the top. Former ly two stoves were kept going in the building. one at the hack and one in front. The shell. o-called for want of a better name is raised slightly from the ground. Through the space be- tween it and the floor the cold air rushes in and comes out heated at the top. Although only one stove is kept in the church now. and that at the back. 1t is found that the front of the building. as we'll as the back, Is kept comfortably heated.
 Those who have investigated the in- vention believe 1t marks a new depar- ture in heating buiIdings
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CHURCH sERvIcEs.

Services of the Congregational ant Methodist churches will be conducted tomorrow at the Congregations church. John Parsons. minister.
 Sunday school at II o'lcock. Bible study classes for all ages. Brief ad. dress by pastor.
 Devotional meeting of Christian Endeavor at 6:46 p. m. in church lee. ture room.
 Public worship at o'clock. A briei song service by choir and cOngrega tion. 4 male quartet Is to render 2 special musical number at this ser vice. and vocal solo will be given by Mrs. Jolls.
 An address appropriate to Thanks giving week will be given by pr. Par sons. The subject is "Franklin-Pa- triot. Philosopher and Sage." first oi a series to Dc given monthly on the gospel in life. literature and art.
 Ladies' Aid Society meets Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Metho. dist parsonage.
 Services of prayer and Bible study "Wednesday evening at o'clock
 Thanksgiving service Thursday morning nt II o'clock at the Congre- gational church.
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GAL, PR0GRESSIVES
 START ANOTHER SUIT

sid. themselves with rag" at th' thought that victory has been spoiled hy what they call the unsportsman like conduct of the opposition. Sd sure were the Roosevelt people of vic tory ard SO intcntly were their minds fixed on it that they can hardly yc, disillusion themselves.
 Hiram Johnson ls said to he taking his awful beating rather badly. His father Is inclined to gloat over the licking the son got and now he goes around saying, "I told you SO"
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Special Nugget esssss4

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 29.-The pr1- gressives filed suit in equity yesterday asking for a recount in two precincts which were involved in the discussion in the appellate court. The decision of the appellate court has been taken in the same spirit in which the pro gressives have taken all their defeats and every obstacle possible will be placed in the way of a final decision on the question of the election in this state. The democrats are almost be-
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PIONEER SUIT
 MOTION COMES
TIME GIVEN FOR QUOTING OF
 AUTHORITIES ON QUESTION.

The court this morning gave tim, to tho plaintiff in the suit of Hays vs the Pioneer Mining Company to show authority why Judgment should he .n tered by default.
 The defendant has filed d motion tu 1uash the filing of the default. Ii is said to be n rule of court that iudg ment cannot be entered through the clerk The question now up to tn. court Is whether or not judgment shall be entered.
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TAX AGAIN ABOUT
 REMOVING SOLDItRS

,s the present war ln.."o . ,sorla hardly affect the actions .',". ". the department under the "
 istratIon. ... department aeems to be that the .roop =, som. rsn, in one body in se"'''e ,,,n :" ,,.. H,ssr Hurs coas, town where they 'I"'. ,',., ,. o'nel .U .',ars useful nnd almost just "' foono " s as far as Alaska Is cons carned.
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DRIVES PICK
 THROUGH FOOT
WORKING NEAR EACH OTHER ONE MAN MISSES GROUND
 AND HITS NEioHBoR.

While working on the Koffa claim on the third beach line this morning another man accidentally drove his pick into the foot of Hark Barker and inflicted some severe injuries. Barker was brought to town and was attend ed to by Dr. Sloan.
 The pick point entered quite dls- tance into the foot but the injury will not have any permanently III effect.
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Everybdoy's going there;

Everybdoy's going there:
 Going where?
 Thanksgiving Ball, A. F. Hall. Why?
 Because with the best music ob' tainable. the floor In fine condition and their friends all there they know they will have jolly time.
 Tickets on sale at Toby's.
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spseiai Nussss ssrvlsA

SEATTLE. No. 2s.-The report B now current stronger than ever that the soldiers will be removed alto Kether from Alaska next summer ana that the mounted police system will De inaugurated instead.
 It has. indeed. been stated on the best of authority that this idea ms been fully accepted but some douot exists because of the belief that the
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JUDGMENT GRANTED

In the case of tho Dollar sov;,o. ana Trust Company vs. tho Arct,c Mining and Trading Company indr
 ment was granted the plaintiffs today and their attorney. c. J. Lomen mo. directed to prepare findings ana na cree. """ de'
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0oeeIal Nvasss esevleA

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2S.-That the recent retirement of the United States treasurer had been asked for is now thought to be proven by the fact that Secretary Mcveigh today asked for tho resignation of Gideon C. Bantz, as- sistant treasurer. on the grounds that he is not In sympathy with the nd ministfation.
 Bantz Is supposed to have been Op' posed to the administration and par
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BANKER GUILTY. Special Nvnoss Service

MOUNT VERNON. Wash, Nov. a W. E. Schricker. banker of l., Connor, has been found guilty of ac- cepting deposits when he knew that his institution was insolvent.
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PRosPgcTs eUsTER.

Steve Thiis and Tremeroux are now prospecting on Buster creek on Bow en's ground.
 Henry Lehfeldt has been doing some work on Osborne creek.
 Capt. Fred Jensen has been working on the saine creek.
 A. B. Blake has a party out survey . ing on Dexter creek.
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NEW WIRELESS SCHEDULE,

A new wireless schedule went int,
 enect today. From this timc forward messages will be sent at tho oa, hours' beginning at 9 a. m.. and vii, ne received at the odd half hours. The last messages will be received .. : ac D. m. '''
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FLOOR COMMITTEE.

The following committee will have charge Of the floor at the ThanI<sgiv- ing ball:
 Messrs. Crowley. Jones. Kiesele. Zeh- ner. Divine. Pearson, Hanks. Castle. Gilmore. Thompson. Taggart and Dr. Sloan.
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JOE Ov BOSE HAPPY.

Joe Du Bose Is reported today to be quite contented in the jail and not to have the least apparent desire to get out. He rested quietly last night.
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LOUIS NELSON BURIED.

The funeral of Louis Nelson took place this afternoon and was attend ed by a large number of his friends.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-23

Mrs. olbsen wiil slvs ptivats dane. iAs sssseaa. All winter ,seur houses wsst es tslsphsae office Masqssrads saItss dsninsss. slswn -ssAts, eeS, for IrsMA.
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HEARING FOR oU sosE.

Joe Du Rose will have a hearing next Monday for the purpose of hay ing the state of hts mind ascertained
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MOTION AnIo,lnM=a

The motion to quash the .ummo.. m m the case q of the Pioneer Mining co Vs. ,. c. Brown came up today s,.. Su' was held over for another was,. 'u'
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ssno YOUR LAUNDRY

To the Peoples L-auno0 "ne'e So- wu, receive good work sxec1's6 "S nm. but white employees. who receive inc standard wAges-
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eiIi heads, statsmsnta letter heads and snvslePss. Havs them printed al the Nugget office.
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uNExcELLEo NEWs sERvic& .,.f the Some Daily Nugget. sz'OO pe' ,,nnth cru ,crc,, to your hom~s every night before o'clock.
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start the month right by subserib. ing for the Daily Nugget g per rnonsh; 6 months. $10: one year $20
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-23

The Big Mask Ball Eagle Hal.
 Doors open 9 ?. n. Dancing 9:30.
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ASSISTANT U. s.
 "'''' 1II TREAS0RER FIRED

,,cuiarlv to President Taft hot o"' on the question of methoos . ' ,reosury but on the broad H"ef''"" VI politics generally. trillcs. who worked "s ra1t" e""' naign manager. has resumed ms p."ee os prIvato secretary to the pres'oo". since Thompson was nrp"int''" "'''" States treasurer.
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SINK ON osRonNs

2. J Stokes and his brother arc sink- ing hole on Osborne creek
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Rubber stamps made at tne ""Ps'' office
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-07-19
NOTICE.

In the Superior Court OF the state OF
Washington. In and for the County of
OkanOgan.
of the Directors of the East Okanogan
Valley Irrigation District. an irrigation
district organized under the lays OF the
State Of Washington. for the examina-
ceedings for the issue and sale of
bonds of the said district.
Notice is hereby given, that the board
of directors Of the East Okanogan Val
ley Irrigation District an irrigation dis
trict organized and existing under the
laws of the State of Washington, and
situated in Okanogan County said state;
has filed In the above entitled court and
tlon. praying that all the proceedings had
for the Organization of said district. and
all the proceedings of the board of direc.
tors of said district and Of the district
providing for and authorizing the issue
and sale of the bonds Of said district in
($3CO, 900 O0) Dollars, may be judicially
examined approved and confirmed rnen ,,a,
Saturday. the 3rd day of August, 1912.
at the hour of ten O'Clock in the forenoon:
at the court room of the above entitled
Okanogan County washing ton, has been
fixed by order of said court as the time
and place for the hearing Of said petition
and the prayer Of said petition. and any
said district. or in the proceedings for
the issue and sale of said bonds, may, on
or before the time fixed for the hearing Of
said petition. demur to or answer said
upon and thereafter be had in the above
entitled matter as provided by law.
Done and given under the order of the
above entitled court on this sth day OF
July 1912.
July 12-Aug q
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-07-19
NOTICE 10 DELINQUENT CO-OWNER
TO John Boyd. his heirs and assigns:

TO John Boyd. his heirs and assigns
You are hereby notified that during the
years 1870 1914. and 1912. the under
signed has expended more than One Hun
dred Dollars on each of the following de-
scribed claims to-wit: Virginia and
Bland. quartz mining lodes in Wanicut
Lake Mining District. Okanogan County.
State of Washington. In which said min
ing claims you claim an undivided one
third interest. as decided to you by the
undersigned.
Said money was expended as and for
work and labor done for the annual rep
resentatinO on said claims for said years,
as required by the laws of the United
States. and the State of Washington, con-
corning annual labor upon mining claims
and the same was the amount required
to be done 70 hold said claims for said
years.
You are further notined that unless
within ninety days after the personal
service o. this notice. or within ninety
days after The publication thereof. you
contribute your portion of the expendi-
lures as a cO-owner. tO-wit: the sum Of
$l999s, your Interest in said claims will
be forfeited to the undersigned co-Owner
Wh1 has made such expenditures and will
become his property In a manner pro-
vided by law.
Dated at LOOMS. Washington. this the
14th day Of June. 1912
G. NJ. MILBURY
June 2l-Sept l3-l3t.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-07-19

something a little out of the ordinary
run OF the stocks carried in towns OF
this size. The company's ad on the
fourth page OF this issue tells of fine
line OF sample shoes of the Walk-Oyer
brand that they will have on exhibit
ZION FOR one week only, giving the
public a chance to select new footwear
from an Immense line of up-to-the-
minute goods. Watch their window.
Some people have an idea that a
Commercial Club Is simply an orna-
mental appendage to a town, and is
OF no practical benefit or value There
never was more erroneous idea en-
tertained. There is no better means
so far devised for accomplishing
things for the good of a community
than through the medium of a we'll
organized, live Commercial Club. OF
course to make it effective such
club must have the united support and
assistance of the whole community
In which 1t exists, and there must be
harmony as well as concert of action
Commercial Club In small town
Is Just as great medium for good as
club in a larger city. If an illus
tratiOn to confirm this statement Is
required 1t Is not necessary to go out
side of this county. Down In Okan-
ogan there is Commercial Club that
has made record. 1t Is a wide awake
organization, and the members never
let anything slip past that will in any
manner rebound to the benefit of the
place. The town Is united, and with
out union the efficiency of a communi-
ty organization Is of negative value.
1t Is this oneness of purpose that has
made the Okanogan Commercial Club
a power, and it Is the strength of COM
bination that has made Okanogan the
most progressive and prosperous look
ing town in the county. Only re-
Gently. through the instrumentality of
the Commercial Club working as
unit a bill has been put through con-
gress granting the town of Okanogan
AZ acres of land for public park pur-
poses. Good for OkanOga. Hats off
to the pushing citizens of that place.
Had the business men of OrOville got
together and pulled together five years
ago OrOvllle today would be a
city of 200 or 1900 inhabitants. with
many public improvements that are
yet to come, but never will come until
there Is stronger spirit of uninimity
than exists at this time Is 1t not pos
sible to let the past be buried In OBJ
liviOn and new. start taken for
better and greater OrOville?
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-07-19
NOTICE OF SALE OF COUNTY
PROPERTY.

In the matter of the proposed sale of
county property In Okanogan County,
State OF Washington:
Now on this End day of July A. d. 1912,
said matter coming on regularly for hear
ing before the Board of County Com
missiOners In regular session assembled,
County Commissioners made on the 9th
day of May, 1912 and due proof having
been made of the publication of notice of
said hearing for at least four weeks, and
and the Board of County Commissioners
being satisfied that 1t Is for the best in
terests of said County of Okanogan that
said property be sold:
1t Is hereby ordered that said property
hereinafter more particularly described
be sold at public auction on August 9th:
by law for the sale of county property.
and that the county auditor of said Ok
anogan county give notice of said sale by
publication as required by law. =.
The property herein ordered to be sold
is described as follows. to-wit
One half Chopaea Millsite. sec. SO, twp,
40 One me- half IA z State OF OF Maine Mste sec 90
Oswego Whistle. sec. IA and %, twp.
40 n. r. Is F.. w; M. , . d..
Belcher Mine. survey Pat. No. BAL.
Oregon. Washington. Idaho Mine survey
Marval Copper Crown; Tacoma. Leone.
Fabiola. Protector. South Creek Millsite,
survey Pat. No. SO.
One sixth interest in the Julius Caesar.
Town of Conconully. Baum's Addition.
Lots j. X. L, M, and N. Block 90
Lots F.. G, Fl. J. X. L. Block q.
Lots o, P, Q and IS. Block o.
Lots l. A, r. c. o. p Q. and Is. Block
Lots /. IS. A. B. c. o. and @. Block
All of Block 81. containing ten lots. all
of Block IS. containing ten lots. and all
of Block Sc. containing lots.
Town of Oroville.
Lots to II inclusive. Block 90.
All Of Block 80.
Lot 22 Block 81.
Lot 10, Block 10.
Lots 9 and 6, Block 2l
Lot 20. Block %.
Lots 80 and 81, Block %.
Town of Chesaw.
Lot 80. Block IL.
Lot H. Block 10.
Part Of Lots II. IL, 10. IA and Is, Block
Lot 1s. Block 81
Lot 7, Block 90.
Dated this End day Of July, 1s12
Chairman Board Of County Commissioners
County Auditor and Ex-ofiicio Clerk Of
Board of County Commissioners.
July l2-Aug g
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Serial No. 011350
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior. United States
Land Office. at Waterville. Washington,
June 8, 1912.
Notice is hereby given that Raymond
Weed of Nelson Washington, who, on
July 20, 1907, made homestead entry, No.
1902 &C 81. for sh NEA, M SEA sec
ton 81. township 40 N, range % e, w M.
has filed notice Of intention to make final
land above described. before Fred. j..
Fine. u. 8. Commissioner, at his office,
at Oroville, Washington, on the 9Th day
Of August, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses: George
Schleif, Henry Finsen. both Of Nelson
Washington, Charles M: Smith, Jason
Erwin, both of Oroville, Washington.
w. F. HAYNES, Register.
July 5-Aug 3-5t.
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Serial No. 04374
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior, United States
Land Oh1ice, at Waterville. Washington,
June "a. 1912
Notice is hereby given that Fannie S.
Max OF ao9 ade Snmesfssd "n sn,r on
No. 1O9i5. for Eis NwA, NEA Swh
and NWA SEA-. section "a. township IS
N. range 26 E, W NJ. has filed notice Of
intention to make final five year proof, to
establish claim to the land above de-
scribed before Geo. ]. Hurley. U. =. Com
missioner, at Loomis, Washington, on the
It'll day of August 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses: Geo. w.
Cook. Ezra B. Breshears. VIM. J. Ford,
and Caroline Parker. all OF LOOMS. Wash
W. F. HAYNES. Register.
July 5-Aug. 8.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-07-19
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the Stockholders
Of the Rich Bar Mining Co. will be held at
Nighthawk. Wash, on Monday, August
nawk, Washington, on Monday, August
., 1912, at one o'clock D. M, for the pur-
pose of electing a Board Of Trustees and
the transaction of such other business as
may come before the meeting.
Dated June 20. A. D.. 1912.
L. J. Harpst President.
Geo. w. Fluckey, Secretary.
July 5-Aug g.