. Western electrician . t was voted subsequently that thepaper be referred to the committee on unitsand standards lor consideration. The paper by Alton D. Adams of Bostonwas read by the author and was discussed byMessrs. Crocker, Richard Fleming, Sheldon,Ashley, Burke, Waldo, W. L. Bliss and Gano S. the council meeting in the afternoon the followingnamed associate members were elected: HenryS. Anderson, Springfield, Mass.; H. W. Buck, NewYork; Edmund V. Cox, New York; Sylvester P. Denison,New York; Arthur J. Farnsworth, Mamaroneck, N. Y.;Henry W. Fisher, Pittsburg, Pa.; Henry Leslie Fr
. Western electrician . t was voted subsequently that thepaper be referred to the committee on unitsand standards lor consideration. The paper by Alton D. Adams of Bostonwas read by the author and was discussed byMessrs. Crocker, Richard Fleming, Sheldon,Ashley, Burke, Waldo, W. L. Bliss and Gano S. the council meeting in the afternoon the followingnamed associate members were elected: HenryS. Anderson, Springfield, Mass.; H. W. Buck, NewYork; Edmund V. Cox, New York; Sylvester P. Denison,New York; Arthur J. Farnsworth, Mamaroneck, N. Y.;Henry W. Fisher, Pittsburg, Pa.; Henry Leslie Fridenberg,New York; Edward B. Gallaher, New York; J. HenryKUnck, Ithaca, N. Y.; Burton S. Lanphear, Ithaca, N. Y.;Edward A. Leslie, New York; William B. Lester, NewYork; John Clifford Rennard, New York. The following named associate members were transferredto full membership: Peter Wright, Philadelphia, Pa.; Arthur V. Abbott,Chicago, 111.; Louis B. Marks, New York; Edward , New York; Francis Broadnax, New The press dispatches tell of a queer lawsuit in Muncie,Ind. As a result of the death of Leroy Wright, a telegraphoperator, by taking hold of a live wire last August, a suitfor $10,000 damages was filed against the city by the youngmans widow. In the complaint it is alleged that John Sin-gleton, superintendent of the city electric light plant, agentfor the city, invited Wright to take hold of the wire. HENRY C. THOM. the front at Milwaukee was indicative of the fact that theythoroughly realize that union is strength and that goodfellowship and exchange of ideas in convention constitute astrong stimulation to trade and facilitate greatly individualbusiness success. Any thinking man will see that the growthof the Northwestern association is due mainly to the feelingthat the western people look to one another largely for sup-port. They appreciate fully the fact that the Northwestand West is a section far apart from, and really in manythings independent of, the East
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