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At a Meeting Of the Pontotoc Dragons held
on Saturday the ID day of April. 1912. Capt.
John III. Miller being called TO the Chair and
George X. Freeman appointed Secretary the
following preamble and resolutions we're unani-
mously adopted.


Ii has pleased Divine Providence TO take from
our ranks Martin M. .ucEwen, and in obedi-
ence TO the dictates Of our feelings we have as
scmbled for the purpose Of paying justly meri-
ted tribute Of respect to his memory. Endowed
by nature with a manly person and firmness Of
purpose, he bid fair to. become most useful
member Of our corps, whist his unaffected mo-
desty and gentlemanly department won the es-
TEEN of all who knew him. lie now is no more:
his living example can no longer be present with
US. but we will ever cherish a lively recollection
OF his worth, and most deeply deplore his un-
timely death.


Resoired.-That in the death OF Martin nj.
Nj Even, our corps has sustained an irreparable
loss and society lost one OF IFS brightest orna :
ments.


ReS0ircd.-That we sincerely sympathize with
the bereayed parents and relations of the deceas-
ed. and beg to offer our heartfelt coincidence.


ReSOired.-Ihat we will wear the usual badge
Of mourning for thirty days.


ReSOired.-That these resolutions be recorded
on the minutes OF the company, and that the Sc
cretary Of this meeting furnish the parents Of thC
deceased with copy thereof.


Res0ired.-That these resolutions be publish.
cd in the Pontotnc Spirit Of the Times.


JOHN III. MILLER. Chairman.


G. X. FREEMAN, Secretary.