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lnion to adopt such a law.

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A resolution indorsing the Near
East Relief as incorporated by con.
gress and commends the committed
having this work in hand.
A resolution of coincidence was
spread on the minutes to the mem
ory of r. ]. Read, state inside guard
Who died during the year.
Safety First Resolution
In order to practice safety first
the convention members through a
resolution will advise all members
to take advantage of the Nevada In
dustrial Insurance law insofar as re-
porting all injuries Immediately to
the physician or company head that
there may be no chance for infection
or other serious condition develop
ing. The resolution states in part:
1T is premptorily necessary that ey-
cry injury of every kind and descrip-
tion be reported to the proper author
tiles Immediately upon the happen
ing there Of" In order to carry out
publicity on this score a sum of fifty
dollars was appropriated by the con-
vention members
Election of Officers
Saturday morning was given over
to the election of officers and the
naming of place for the next annual
convention. The members from Vir-
ginia City came to Fallon intent on
holding the next convention on the
old silver lode Others Immediately
fell into line and Virginia City gets
the next convention.
Almost Immediately on the arrival
of the Virginia City delegates boom
was started for John Bruce of that
city for state president. His nomina-
tion and election became unanimous
at the session of Saturday morning
and he will fill the chair for the year.
The following state officers were
nominated and elected:
State President. John II. Bruce of
Virginia City.
Worthy Vice President, II. II.
Scott of Loyelock.
w. Chaplin. Shelton McLain, of
Tonopah.
w. C. onductor. George Robson of
Reno.
w. Secretary, VIM. Kennett of Car
son.
w. Treasurer, George Martin of
Yerington.
w. Inside Guard. s. II. Gopher of
Reno.
W. Outside Guard, J. H Malloy
of Fallon. F.,
w. Trustee, Frank Carroll of Tono-
pah.
Delegates to the Grand Aerie Con-
vention to be held in Denver, Colo,
August 1st, 1928, George Fisher OF
Carson.
Good Time Features
During tho three days and nights
that the Eagles were in Fallon there
was a continuous round of pleasure
provided This city dressed up for
the occasion. and some excellent win
dow decorations were in evidence.
The first evening was devoted to o
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where one of the most enjoyable eve
nings was held.
The second night was given over to
a banquet and dance at which the
the local Aerie and in
vited friends attended. Plates were
set for three hundred while the dane
ing continued until late hour. Dur
ing the evening very fine address
On the object of the orler was de-
livered by Rex Goodsell, representa-
Eve of the Grand Worthy President
of the order His talk on the first
evening and at the second was replete
with clever stories and filled with
much that was for the good of the
order and the people congregated.
Saturday evening was given over
to a grand ball which was largely
attended. Governor Scrugham and
Mrs. Tedford led the grand march
after which dancing continued until
n wee hour. completing one of the
most successful conventions held in
the state and building a line of
friendship between the delegates and
the people.