35 Oldham v Carlisle Mr. W. C. Gibbins was disappointed with Blackshaw (Oldham) & did not think McDougall (Carlisle L. B.) was class enough for us, altho'. he was a fine big fellow. Rodger (M/c Utd.) Mr. T. Percy reported that he saw nothing in this player as an I. L. that would look good to us. He would like to see him at O. L. though. Cattin (Wed'y.) Mr. T. Fleetwood gave a poor report of this L. B. & stated that he preferred Cox (Shef. Utd.). Dryden (Bristol C.) From available information it was decided not to take any further interest in this O. L. Cox (S'field Utd.) Dr. E. Hughes report of this L. B. was read. He did not recommend but preferred Hooper the R. B. Letter read from Club that they were not pre- pared to part. Hulbert (Bury) Mr. H. Lyon gave a poor report of this O. L. but a very impressive one of Gorman (R. B.) of the same team. Barkas (Halifax) Mr. E. Cooper was not enamoured of this I. L. who was 25. His stamina appeared doubtful. Lane (Southend) Mr. E. Burgon's letter read in which he stated that this O. L. was very promising. McNee (Hamilton) Mr. R. R. Cochran gave a further bad report of this O. L. Saunders G. E. Secy. reported that this Amateur had not yet accepted our offer of professional terms. C. L. Team Mr. W. C. Cuff reported that Dean would be the C. F. in the match at Newcastle on the 13th inst. Band It was decided that for the present in the case of bad weather, the Cheshire Lines Band be accommodated in the new. Brine Baths It was agreed that we accept the offer of the Northwich U. D. C. to use their baths. Donation Sec'y. was instructed to purchase d 8 tickets at 2/6 each for the Annual Charity Concert on behalf of the Discharged Prisoner's Aid Society.