Well Attended Meeting Held by Devotees of the Scottish Sport.OFFICERS ARE ELECTED iRink Will Be Put in Shape by lt;1 Schooling and Hingston Right Away,j Members of the Fairbanks Curling club were out In force last night to launch the season or curling In as fitting a manner as possible.The principal work accomplished by the meeting was the election of | the official board of officers who will have the executive c.nlro] of thr- club in their hands during the coming winter. The following gentlemen were elected to serve In the offices named:l’amm. George Coleman: president,■I. A. Bruce: vice-president, C. S. j Sargent; secretary and treasurer, B. JR. Dusenhury: Chaplain, C. E. Bet-ticher: trustees, George Coleman,William Hingston, Luther Schooling, .he- Mathews and James Wickershani. Hingston, Schooling and Mathews wore appointed a committee on mem-, bership. and expect to get a lot of new recruits into the club during the ! winter.In addition to the Fairbanks Banking company ir pbv and those offered by the differ, n( jewelry dealers. Dr. 5 ('assets presented to the club a pair nf curling stones to be contested for, ( and the agent of a San Francisco dis cillery also notified the club that his house would ■ ffer a fine trophy to be contested for during the winter.A vote of thanks was extended the retiring board of officers for their efficient services during the past year and a report of the score lary-trea.surer was r'-ad which shows the Tganiza-rlnn to be in a nourishing financial condition.Luther Schooling and Billy flings-ton will have charge of the rinks durum the coming winter, and expect to get the ice in shape much earlier that: was done last year, and s-» give the members a much longer season at their lavonte sport.