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Nelson.•
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BOTH COMPANIES OFFER PRIZES TO MEN MAKING HIGH SCORES:
Both of the.rifle companies stationed here have offered cash prizes to
add to the incentive to .wQrk at rigle marksmanship. 'ihe following have been
offered by Company F:. ■ ; ' #
. < 410 for.the man making the highest total.score;
410 for the man making highest score.at.slow fire;
- 410 for the.nan.making highest.score at rapid fire;
• - 42.50 for the man making .highest score at each nange.
No man will be allowed to receive more than one prize. If anyone wins
two' prizes,, he will be given the .highest, and the next high man will take the
other prize.
The nen firing have themselves made up a pool amounting now to 474.00,
of which one half will go to the high esc ooGul score and a’^duir'Ger go each of
the men making high score at slow and rapid fire respectively. One rSan may win
all three prizes in this pool.
In Company E the following prizes have been offered by the company:
.. 4l0 to the II.0.0. making the highest average score.
410 to the private making the highest average'score.
. <$5 to the private making second highest score.
45 to the individual making the highest score standing.
45 to the individual making the highest score sitting and kneeling.
45 to the individual making the highest score at rapid fife.
410 to the coach ^ose group makes the highest average score.
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No man may win more than one of the Company E prize except that the *7
coach making winning the 410 for highest group may also win the'1st prize. In *
case ane man is eligible for more than one pnze, the next highest to him will
receive the other prize. *
BIG BLAZE BUT LITTLE DAMAGE:
A roof fire, occurring at 10:30 a*m* yesterday morning at Quarters No.
8, occupied by Captain B. /'/right, blazed brightly for a few minutes, and except
for the prompt arrival of the fire fighters -would have caused considerable dam
age. As it was, none of the furnishings were hurt and less than ilO* damage done
to the building. Company F was on the range, about a mile away, when the alarm
was sounded, and Company E‘had but few men assembled, the 'others being on spec
ial duty relieving the men of Co. F who are firing as well as furnishing their
own details. In spite o* those co iditions, ‘ Company E managed to get water on
the blaxe within a few minutes, -uid had the fire extinguished by the time Co.F
arrived afte~ dinning all the way from the target r»hge*