5 Another seedy looking individual
with a blossom on the end of his
s nose, made a lament that Senator
- Kime had had more than his share
-of cocktails during the session of
' the legislature. Another member
retorted that he New Senator
\Kime didn’t try to Dodge the sen
r \torial question. The chair or
! the last speaker to be sup
pressed, and Brother Pap Greene
' yankfed him across his shoe bench
t and s\t on him the rest of the
eveningX Brother Wilcox pro-
5 posed the\name of A. L New for
; honorary membership. He said
in support of\the nomination that
as Mr. New onV paid $4.75 takes,
• it was evident hX was poor, and as
■ he didn’t get electVd U. S. senator,
he must be very indignant indeed.
. The nomination vvnt through
( withawhoop. BrotherNedGreene
I suggested that perhaps General
‘ John Charles Thompson might
want to come in too. Hexthought
» the general was doubtlessX as in
. dignant as New, but he couldn’t
' say about his being poor. Afcj no
: one could establish his poverty
j the nomination was withdrawn un
, til some one could look up hw
- taxes.
The question of a meeting place
then came up for settlement, for
Bro. Wilcox had pointedly re
fused to allow them to bum up
’ any more of his drift wood. Sev
eral places were suggested, but it
was finally determined to accept
the proffer of the chairman’s wood
shed until something better could
be secured. Brother Wilcox blew
; out the light, and the meeting had
5 to adjourn.
j New Firm.
Messrs. D. 11. Craig and F.
