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WEDNESDAY. AUGUST .. 1911.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-29

During the week ending August II
at the American Lake cantonment, 800
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-05-17
TROOPERS PLANT
MEMORIAL TREE.
REV. n. w. FuLWEILER MAKES AD-
DRESS AT CEREMONY AT
HITCHCOCK PARK
TUESDAY,

Ne 60 40 Wlr moi as to ball or
a game b1f a~ to Il duty we must ful-
Hll ulIr ideas since Tho beginning OF
the war have been changed ,,c felt
that WE Wer" welI out of il Al first,
hut now WE llnoW that land seas can
not keep Ii, from assuming our re>pon-
declared Rev II. NJ. FuI-
weller in his address to the members
of Troop f. First South Dakota cavalry
at their tree planting ceremony AZ,
Hitchcock park Tuesday evening
~ r. powney. of the park boarn
commented upon thc fact that the
sapling they We're planting that even
in4 mehl some day shade their whole
and undoubtedly would SUR
NiNe all of those present, living tesli-
monial to The Slurdlness OF Troop n.
Max b. kannoMsli, superintendent of
parks, supervised the planting of the
tree. NJ
Captain Fred + Myers placed bot
Tie containing The troops roster and
The dates of It's history al the roofs of
the tree and then each mcmncr of The
coinpanN threw in a spade OF earth.
large crowd attended The celc-
many and watched the regular drill at
lerMarls The RoN scouts. under ReN
FulWeiler kept order
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-05-17
SCHOOL BONDS
CARRY EASILY
MAJORITY OF s24 ROLLED UP FOR
PROPOSAL TO ENLARGE EpU-
cArIoNAL FACILITIES.

Mitchell'S school facilities will be in
creased during the summer months by
The construction and equipning of a
new grade and Junior high school
at cost of 100000. follow
ing The action of the voters of the city
in approving a bond issue for that
at a special election yesterday.
The vote stood i27 to 103 in favor OF
The proposal.
As was expected there was but lit
lie opposition to The proposed bond is
sue. The vote in the First ward stood
Sc To 81: The Second ward total was AZ
io1a the Third ward. t27 to 2l and
ihe Fourth ward i67 to q. There
We're two special ballots.
AAs IA result of the poll the school
board is now authorized to proceed
with the construction of the building
beside the present Central school, The
new structure will probably be used
for the seventh and Eighth grades.
now housed in the Central building, and
The Ninth grade, now occupying a
large share of the available space of
The high school building. The change
Will lessen the strain at both build
ngs and permit the increasing number
of high school students to be accom-
one of the features of Yesterdays
election was the presence of the wom-
EN- voters. The women took a great
amount of interest in the issue and
cast about 80 per cent Of the ballots.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-05-17
S. D. COLLEGES
ARE DOING "BIT"
STUDENTS JOINING WAR oRGANI-
zATIoNS ARE HELPING IN BIG
GER CROP PRODUCTION.

Slo'lX FAILS. Educational in
Stiiuions of South Dakota are PLAYING
y large mart in fbo indus,nial mohili-
yaiion of tha slate as ynll ~ . afrnrdinn.
y tieId for rerrmi,inm of nrricnrs in lno
ua,y army. rhn Students and f.cnl,y
of inc yarious institutions nrn taLiu.r
every sion TO- Mace tha sioio's 70
.nurcas a, mo disnosaI nf mo n,,ion,l
ooyer,lment 49, '' ''''' '''''''
general movement to ,iSl tbo sim
dents and ahmni of statn schools Who
nossnss nariir,,Iar tnchnica ,r,inim,
winch wanna nt mem for sner;,,l
l,,,nr,,cs "f thn military snr,.icn has
hnon inau.i,rand Mon Who have re-. re-
rni,ol nijitar, tr,inino5 oil eobnnl ora
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-05-17
HILLS PATRIOTS
IN CELEBRATION
RECORD CROWD GATHERED IN
DEADWooD FOR "LoYALTY DAY"
XERCiSES-uolD LONG
PARADE.

peacIwood : D. May l6 Probably
lhe largest aSs"Inhlage eNor gathered
in the Black Hills region today took
Parl in lilr Loyalty bay EXERCISES here.
\ parade in Which approximately five
lhol~and people participated marked
the celebration.
lie parade, comprising civilian and
military organizations and bands. in
t"rspcrscd Wiil sections Of highly dec
Grated motor ears formed oarly in the
afternoon and marched through The
principal business streets During the
demonstration twenty-one guns Were
fired.
The parad" leler broke up and the
pariicipatiants gathered in a local park
10 talk part in an out door mass meet
ing Nfter an Introduction by Manor
y. + Franklin, M H. McMasters, lieu
tenant governor of South Dakota, adj
dressed the gathering,
A. The meeting broke up, the crowd
led by tive bands. united in singing the
Tar Spangled Banncs
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-05-17
ABERDEEN WOMEN
ORGANIZE RED CROSS

aberdeen, :. D.. May l6.-Slcps
Mere taken i'll this city last night 10
organize a Rcd Cross c,apier The
ncatna WAS held al the Commercial
club aud was largely attended by both
men and women
Upwards Of 100 members signed the
roll and the following officers elected: :
chairman. II C. Jewett: vice chairman
Mrs Helen Gamble Father lperr"oav
G. T. McCaulev, G. a. Sauer. w. ID.
swain, Mrs. p NJ unsro>e: secretary,
NJ N Williams: treasurer. AleN High
lansd More man 200 club women of
the city plan ia take up Red Cross
work
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-05-17
SUSPECT PLOT
IN PIER BLAST
QUANTITY OF DYNAMITE ExPLop-
ED AT 500 STE. MARlE-FOL-
LOWS MYSTERIOUS
FIRE.

500 Ste. Marie. Mich. May i6.-SiN
men Were killed and several others SER
iouslN injured in an explosion this
morning al the end of the Fort Brady
pier. Most of the victims We're lahorers
II is believed lllat dynamite stored un-
der the pier exploded.
Soldiers stationed al Fort Brady
wercordcred To patrol the vicinity of
IN" explosion and a military inyesti-
CATION WAS started.
Fire in the quartermaster's building
al Fort Brady last saturday caused
considerable damage No announcement
has been made regarding the cause.
Nliny officers attempting IT, compile
t''' a"atll list said il MAS posSli'l thai
one al Gi'l" persons Mere hoWl to
ices tll'rl bodies may nave hr.n
h."Mh into st. Mary S river. 40 trace
has been found of several persons who
Mere ~ HE dock lust before the cX-
r,0s ION
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-05-17
SWISS ENVOY TO
MOVE TO HAGUE
DR.. PAUL RITTER, IN CHARGE OF
GERMAN INTERESTS IN v. S.,
RECEIVES PROMOTION.

Washington, ID. c., May 16-Dr.
Paul Ritter, minister from Swilzer-
land. Whose transfer from Washing-
ton The Hague WAS announced yester-
day from Berne. will leave for his
new post as soon as his successor can
be appointed.
pr. Ritter has been in charge of
German interests in The United States
since the dismissal of Count von Bern
storii. His appointment to The Hague
where he will establish a new legation.
is regarded by diplomats here as il
promotion,
start New Legation.
London, England May i6.-Swiz-
crand, SAYS a Central News dispatch.
from Inrich t"daN. has established a
legation at The Hague and Will trans
ltl or, Pau Riper. minister fo the
United States, from Washington Ia the
npW post
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-05-17
ANOTHER ARMY
AIRPLANE FALLS
INSTRUCTOR AND STUDENT AT
NEWPORT NEWS INJURED TO-
DAY-TWO KILLED LAST
WEEK.

Newport News Va May Ten
HequemhoJrs. instructor. and Lam
renee CurIis. of Boston. student. We're
injured this morning when The flNing
boat in which llnGlemboure MAS giving
Curtis a lesson foil a distance of about
90 To - feet at the Atlantic coast aero
nautical station here Officials of the
station stated that the accident WAS
caused by banking too sharply.
Today's accident was the second
in a week. Victor Carlstrom. an in
sructor and Carey Epes. student
having been killed in fall last Med
ncSdaN
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-05-17

Washington, ID. c., May 16.-Mem-
hers of the Senate and House agricul-
ture committees today reported to their
colleagues that President Wilson was
anxious for the early pass
age of legislation to stop speculation in
foods and regulate production and dis
tributiOn.
The food situation ranks second only
To the army and navy for the war. The
president told the committee members
al a White House conference last
night
1t seemed probable today that all the
food legislation pending in Congress
will he arranged in three administration
hills-one providing for a food survey,
already under consideration insthe SEN
ate: another regulating distribution and
prices: and third authorizing sys-
lem of preferential rates.
Close Doors On Debate.
Washington. u. C.-Wlen the Sen
ate today took up the. great S3,390,-
100000 war budget. il closed the
doors and discussed il privately be-
cause. as many senator's said. it en-
tailed the discussion of confidential
information on prosecuting Tho war.
The House passed he bill openly.
Senator Martin. the Democratic
u.
in executive session upon the suSges-
lion of Senator Weeks. Republican. of
Massachusetts. II was not decided
whether the entire bill would be so
debated or merely the sections relat-
ing to war problems.
Senator Weeks said ',,at The Senate
could moi properly act urnn tho great
bill without confidential information
Secretary Baker. of The war depart
nt,J l,.,.l lnl
information he gave the approprla-
tions committee be kept confidential
The Senate flrsi took mp the $780,
600 appropriation for The council of
national defense and the 500 .OOO, 900
appropriation to start the construction
and purchase of the fleet Of merchant
ships
An amendment designed IA relieve
freight car shortage was offered by
Senator ,, Il"ke >; Smith. , Of 'ia"rsa. pro.
merchant ships .oOO.Oo0 be used
To construct or arTpi"n frcig5 cans
and permit their use by railroads on
terms To be approved by The presi-
dent.
Continue Food Hearings.
Washington. ID. C.-lIearings on the
food control bills We're continued today
hN The House agricultural committee.
u r. i.nceN, associated WIN tho Amer
lean Relief commission in Belgium, de-
clared that centralized authority with
power almost autocratc was almost
necessary for food control.
Urges Suffrage Committee.
Washington. ID. C.-President Will
son has written letter to Representa-
tive Pou. of the House rules commit
tee. suggesting the creation of spec
ial House committee on woman suffrage
might he a wise act of public policy.
The letter did not deal with the wo-
man suffrage question. The Senate al
ready has such a committee.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-05-17
compRomlsE AT sco1LANp,

scotland. ;. D.-Fhe residents of
Scotland and the Milwaukee railway
have affected truce in ef-
forts of the former TO secure an order
ron tnc STATE board of railroad COM
mi>sionerS requiring the railway COM
p#oy to erect new depot building in
t'iiS city. Representatives of the rail-
way company at hearing just held
FHnlr'l atunlon to the scarcity of me-
,lanlrS because of the war and other
adverse conditions, and a compromise
nnW has been effected whereby the
railway company agrees to erect the
n"w building within eighteen months
after tho close of the war.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-05-17
GARDNER TO
JOIN THE ARMY
"F.GHT,NG CONGRESSMAN" FROM
MASSACHUSETTS,, FIRST PRE-
PaREDNESS ADVOCATE
RESIGNS.

Washington, H. e. May i6.--Repre-
.AnsuStus p. Gardner, Repub-
mean. % Massachusetts,, has resigned
lioni Con=icss to enter the army. MIR.
Gardner has hC' II a leader in the fight
To prepare the nation for eycnluaIi-
ties since the outbreak of The war With
Germany. lie is the son-n-law of Sen
alor Henry Cabot Lodge, of Nlassa-
chuSettS.
Mr.. Gardner has been one of the
active figures in the movement for
military preparedness and was a mem
Der ol the MAYS and means commit
tee He has been ordered to active
duty as reserve OFFICER. He is the
first member of either house to quill
Congress for military services in the
present War
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-05-17

\,
pn'f"2f",- l5ussla. M'3 D. "a
' l'''h'i"l'' MilIl'NHH. minister "l
i.,'l. i,'l'.'Si, ah"lFN' mas r"slgil"m a. l'aNli's
rue 'a''ll'f' "II"2rtll'f Mf. l'frhsrll-
l'lh., ",''.>'rr al il'G.''r. na- t"'n
1.l'l,',,,''"u !,'l.'Sli munster ana y, II.
NJ N.iei'NhA' l"i'l'el'N munster "l jUsll't;
I''s le'h h'it''" i'llliis'ef "' war am"
''''' '''"'
ia e,lese Shahae 6etler. ,
Man,i,.as.pn ,',@,,i,,a,i' r. nlaN ~" i,''
oi 5,''ii'I',i,i' vi, "i 'il" a'issd'i cailir'
"n'''" ,, ",,',l "s l.lcirasil'S lile pow
", wv ''''',als H'''' "s l,''h.ls l"f-
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-05-17
WITHOUT sPAGHET'
ITALIANS WORRY ALONG

London. England Soho, London's
Latin quarter has just passed through
a spaGtetti-less week The national
dish of Italy had long ago been placed
ON thelisi of prohibited imports but
lhe supplies on hand We're not exhaust
mourned.
Now. however, this is all changed.
\ son of sunny Italy who conducts one
of the tempting table d'hote resorts in
the Italian colony came to the rescue
by setting up a macaroni factory. He
has not been able To make spaghetti,
which requires >pccial machinery ~
make the holes in il. but he is turning
ou! miles of the long. narrow ribbons
called macaroni This will have to suf-
flee until the spaghetti making machn-
cry arrives from hlS native land
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-05-17
FOREST FIRES
STILL MENACE
MANY MINNESOTA TOWNS I'm DAN
6ER-DULUTH REPORTS SHIFT
ING IN WIND DIRECTION

liibbing Mlnn.. May i6 Forest
ires are burning fierceW through the
Ibhng district Ashes and. burning
brands fell in IIibhmg hast night
Warehouses and ouhuiIdings We're
RACED last night in the township OF
French The fires ara Wihn half Il
miIe Of Marble Woodbridge location
near Buhl is in danger.
carly today dtuNc lhe forest and BRUSH
fires north ot pnhth back over trir
previous path.
Fires also Mere reported in several
sections ot Wisconsin an. IN TN" Min
no,ola ron rdnees hui no serious dam
ace has heen reported.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-05-17
YANKEE GRAF I
REACHES EUROPE
FIRST AMERICAN DESTRcYERs
JOIN BRITISH FLEET IN ACTIVE
COOPERATION AGAINST
GERMANS.

LONDON En2land May 10 The adj
miraliy today announced lhe arrival of
Nnercan dcslroyers in British Matters.
The following announcement was
9iNrn out
The Br'list, magralIl -tale, that a
llotilb Of United -ieies destroyrrs re
GENTLY mriNed in TINS country 10 CO.
operate With our naval forces in the
of the Mar"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-05-17
GERMANS MOVE
OUT BELGIANS
OF TOWN OF MENIN,
FOR WHICH SOUTH DAKOTA is
SENDING RELIEF is ExA-
CUATED.

amsterdam, Holland May ID Ma
London 'I'he llandeisbia,i SINS thal
thr Germans have evacuated the civil
population of the town of Menin. Bel
gum
Mcnin lies on the Frauco-Belsi
front hnl IS miles northeast of Npres
The town has population of from
Is GOO la 10000.
Note: Under The snrervi~ian Of
In" Mncrican Commission for Relief in
Belgium. an ai'empi is pnme lnauv ~,
raise in South Dakota So 900 month
for twelN" months for Tho relief of the
people of Menn over $ 900 already
has been subscribed for lhis purpose.
Ed.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-05-17
BABY DRINKS POISON.

aberdeen. :. D. May i6.-Donald
Goats, year and a half old. found a
bottle of muriatic acia in the garage
and drank some of the deadly poison.
The child had ben playing near the
garage and his grandmother just hap
lrnrd To see MIN raise the bottle to
his mouth. she screamed and the boy
the bottle spil!ing most of
the acid on his dress so that very lit
Tie was taken into his mouth. A physi-
can was iminrulately summoned and
The child is reported as resting easily
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-05-17
lnuEhrs IiEE RaEr

llavre. l'rance.-A life saving appar-
atu> consisting of a chart house Which
can be detached from The deck of a
sinking ship in twenty seconds and
made wa"rtsllt in a few minutes has
been invented by a Belgian engineer
attached n King Nlhcrt'S staff. II con-
t,in~ fifteen sleeping berths and ten
fresh water tanks
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-05-17
KELLY PLACED
BEHIND BARS
ITERNaNT MINISTER, CHARGED
WITH v!LLiScA AK MURDERS,
TAKEN TO LOGAN FOR
PRESENT.

Rcd oak. la Ma IT, Rex. LINN
t,eor4e J Kelly the i'ernani minister
under Indictment, charged with the
iilisea 'N mpeers in 1872 MAS taken
TO Logan, la, today
Ibe Hiul,tev Mll be heid in Jail
panied bN mis- Mif"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-05-17
cusANs ARE ASSURED,

Washington, D. c.. May i6.-Assnr
ances Of tir closest cooperation by the
military forces of the United States
with those of Cuba will he carried to
li.vana by the Cuban commissioners.
who today concluded their Mo-'ll here
and left or home.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-05-17
SLAV DETECTION IS
MENACE TO ENTENTE
The Decentralization of the Russ Soldiers Is Aid
To Hindenberg In Checking the Western
Allied Push.
GERMAN RADICALS
GROWING MORE aupAc.ous I'm
TALK OF REVOLUTION AND RE-
PUBLlC-FoOE' SITUATION IN
EMPIRE SAID TO BE GRAVE A.
PRESENT..
Associated press Review


Tie decentralization of HE Russian
ui the German forces from me- eastern
nonl are f5Ning their effect i'm France.
The heavy reinforcement of men and
nuns which Field MarShai yan Hin
dcnhllrg has bepn ablr to tbroW INTO
lhe defense of his sorclv battered lines
llas. for me time beina nj leael catl,-
I'd /, deadlocl which tbr nlost flIrious
etfnrts of mo Rriiish ana French have
r,tlnd to hrcaE
rlrM, Nrs r,llil. of tlto .B,os in
l}1,ssia are no,, mlnntou. in mo minis
tIl,y afrar Of n,lIir, nossiliIilins Tiia
,.n,,nrtl or snl,lier. INA NnrI.,n@n..
,irl"a,tc. seems ia have heen ,,,"t,.rA
"A n.ft In lbe ,1,,.iIs af mo ,arlf.r il No.
'scl '', a - e. %II@}y hm, i .t,n 'i''n
ir n. aAy,l;rnin. r4, nni ,.o,o, tnn lat,
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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-05-17
WILL HONOR DEAD.

Wentworth. :. Arrangements
have been completed for more clab
crate observance of Memorial day in
this city than for several years. John
ThornS. of Sioux Falls. will be the
chief speaker. and music for the oc
casion Will be furnished by the Went
Worth band and the odd Fellows male
gmartrtte. of PipeSione. MINI.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-05-17
TO STAMP s. D. MAIL.

Pierre, $. D.-GoNernor Norbeck Is
all state departments to
stamp the outgoing mail with the leg
so. This is expected to 40 a bit towards
encouraging South Dakotans or others
receiving such mail, to help float the
nations war debt.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-05-17
WHEAT BREAKS SHARPLY.

Illlrago. H., May 16-The Wheat
market broke sharply today under
ilr destructive regulations adopted
yesterday. September, on its initial
sales. declined on Ii cents to $2.-
OF. This was "A cents under the
adjustment price iiXcu by the board
of trade.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-05-17
REDEnBAueH COMING BACK.

81. Paul, Mimi, May 16.-.Ioseph
Rcdcnbaugl. who tine San Francisco
police say confessed 10 the murder of
Mrs. Mice Dunn. will waive cXtraul-
tion proceedings and return to ST.
Paul for trial. according to message
from the coast today.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-05-17
FLOUR MUCH LOWER.

Minneapolis, Mimi, May i6.-
The price of first clear flour was
quoted at $3.50 jute today by
local millers. which was 81. 40 be-
low Saturdays price. Fancy
patents We're is cents lower.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-05-17
NJ .lM|L|uKOFF F |.
RESIGNS POST
RUSSIAN FOREIGN MINISTER QUITS.
CHANGES MADE IN PORT
FOLlOS.- TURN DOWN COUN-
GIL CONDITIONS
GIVEN FIRST LOAN.

WASIlIngTNn. u, O.. May I6.-ThN
government today made IT nrSt loan
10 Russia of 800 100000 bring
ing the amount tlliS far otN,nced To
the Allies up To S623 900, 900.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-05-17
CONGRESS TOLD
TO GUARD FOOD
tQuestion of Control Sec
ond Only to Army
and Navy
IN SECRET SESSIONS

Washington. ID. c.. May t6.-
The army hill again was sent to
The conference committee today
by the House. with instructions for
making a graduated increase in the
pay of privates during the war.he-
ginning June 4. The general in
crease in pay would be from SIS
ia S3i monthly
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-05-17
ruE TEMPERATURES.
rhe Republican Recording lller-

BY The RepubIlcan 5 K"toFuIIS IlIVT-
mamcter:
2 n M 6, 3 a. m. IS
=, m sc Is a. IN. Sc
q :, m 20 . a, m. 20
10 n m G1 ~ 1,4.- 50
3 p. IN. IS
south Dakota-GcneralIy fair tonight
and Thursday. Cooler Thursday aud IN
wesl portion tonight.
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elltnns Lake Trenches

Berlin t'ernpnlN The capture of
trenches ON q front Of GOO meters.
east of l.aieNilie. is announced in
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Washington. ID. c.. May l6.-Mem-
hers of the Senate and House agricul-
ture committees today reported to their
colleagues that President Wilson was
anxious for the early pass
age of legislation to stop speculation in
foods and regulate production and dis
, 1917-09-27

l.. NJ. CONFESS of Encampment spent
Monday and Tuesday in Saratoga.
, 1917-09-27

The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders Of Paulson Medicinal Well
Co. will be held at the office of the
Company, Saratoga, Wyoming, at two
O'Clock p. m, on Saturday, October
10th, for the purpose of electing a
board of directors to manage the af-
fairs of the Company for the ensuing
year and for the transaction of such
other business al may legally be
brought before the meeting.
NJ. b. McKILLIP,
Secretary.