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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-13
CHANCERY SALE
or --
II e AL EST ATE.

49, GND R-in thr rhaucry Coufi ~ shelby
C1uuW. william fash Vs. MnlH CIsh cfaL
~ NlftuU ~ nu iuiUrurufun dufnr nor sale en-.
rnI lu the nlut rHisi u The tlih iHN ~ ruurr,
issi ". % god. pHHr .-. Will sril nt pubIir nuc.
ton a. the lifhrst hIillur Doe front ut the clerk
aui Masters uhiHr. nt che Main ftrsfi putfauoC Il
ihr Unuf hUufo ul shelby county MrnphlA tvu.
nc.ssr. on
saturday. ald day Of March. 1919.
within lrni hour the following dga.fli,sl prop
cry. situated IN hcmph.s. shelby cuuuty, Irun.
tuNlt
4 rHrtlin lnt or panel ~ land known ~ pari 81
lot tHsf o. Ice hlI"s thlrif. NNU Il ut thu south.
vfsi .Ira. ru eft ruuiutuH Hui Nulh1uN uumeriy
rilIUl " lailrkI siutf hfHiuuug ID q tpInt ia
tur FIuih lIup ui fuutYtur ttrrfI. whore % inter.
trJts with the EAST line 90 MulbrffY street. running
Ihrury Uast with tlis s1lth side ui rUui1tUC sirt
SEVENTY i've CO. irrt hrnfn sYuthrurily PARALLEL
with Mulberry HWCi, uue huninTi linu icrg
thgnUr wrsi, Iaullrl with iuuiuior sirri. seventy.
I've 40 irUt ~ The east 40" q MullurN tfrett
thynuu uurhWHrily With cine rfsi tide uf Nuibcfry
ffrrt one bundled u1II ir,f fb thr beginning
Terms ~ raiU Ono half cash. balance on
credit ~ twelve months nutr lsafing uirurt with
- uny pguiUd. lien retained. redemption
laruFi
Thlsia day Of March isyS
o. N NCitENRY. Clrfk and Mater
u. y piH aud liUufy tnait. IT,, solicitors
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Tho following young misses met on Sat.
urlay last and formed the "Pansy Book
Club" Misses Alma Black, Mary Boyd,
Louise Day, Lille Dunn, Minnie Ice Falls,
Mary Hughes, Nina Martin, Corinnc mol.
Son, Hattie Nelson, Amy Randolph, Allie
stark, Blanche Speed. They Organized by
elccting the following officers President,
Miss Lille Dunn; secretary and treasurer,
Miss Minnie lee Falls. The first luncheon
Is 10 conc OF at tie residence 81 Miss Mary
Boyd, at No. 800 JcGonon Extended, on
Saturday, March 10, strictly under the
rule"
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Gov. wilson Sustained.

CuARLEsroN, w. Va. March 10. The
Supreme Court met this morning aud de-
cded in the God. Wilson gubernatorial
mandamus case that Gov. Wilson is en-
titled to hold over until such time as the
contest between Fleming and Golf shall
have been settled; or. in other words. Goil is
not entitled to TIE seat on the ground that
the returns were not declared by the Leg
isiaiure. The fight will now be between
wilson and Carr ON quo warranto pro-
,,relinV
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Pare 20 Memphis and Return Reduced
el.gO.

The elegant and commodious fcrry.boat
"Alice" now meets the incoming and out
going trains on the Memphis q Little Rock
road, carrying passengers for the very rea-
sonable fare OF - cents. for which service
the Memphis x Little Rock Railroad is
now charging % cents Ono dollar and
sixty cents is thus saved to each citizen Of
Arkansas who, for pleasure or business,
must visit the city OF Memphis. Capt J.
A. Couch, u most ailablc gentleman, Is In
charge, and his courtesy mikes too short
the pleasant ride across the river.
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ChancerV Sale
-O or 800
IL E A Il r. $ T A II r..


70 900, R--Chhnrcry Court ~ ghclby county
u g. klu'y vt a. ~ Mcniphi, Il Charleston
Railroad Company q A., uud other cause, con.
solid tel herewith
Nv virtue 1T an iutcrlocutory drrrrc for sale On.
tend in tlcutuyc cause un The l. Oh day OF fcbru.
ary lN,N NJ n ~ page Etil. I viii vii NJ public
auction a. the highest bidder In ront VI the Clerk
and Mnsicrs uihre. 90 the Main ircf entrance 81
The cnIr hu1-c NJ shelby county. Memphis Ten.
ncsscr ou saturday
q 30ih day Of March. 1850,
within legal hpurs. the following described priner
y, situated In Mcmphi, shelby county funnc.sca
tuWlg
A tract At land beginning nj the Intersection II
lhr norm Tine ui Alabama A'tyvi with the uust
Inc of p'ut .trti, us rpIraN uu Che man or plan
OF a. original inWu ol Port Pickering. and run.
uinF Nrrrc north along the w,-t line ui fuut
firrti 'u feet. tuurc NC lvs, tn The sDpth un' n
lrusNnN, h,u'w Wr'i along i,' aid line Il
Broad Nhv, nH laid down uu H,ld man. ilis f,yI
MOT, uI lrs. Ia tuc vh liu' ui the lots VA block
Nu ]. 'u ilr ufl .IuN plan ur map ui futt Flicker.
lrE huI tru"r along the rf.t llur ul ihc lots Ia
said biloxi No. D. suuthWauiy. ai' luVt, NOR OF
De-. to the north lime ~ N.lamt street. Hud
tHtuu cr.'WurllH tllnF thp north line ui Aabtma
s'iuy ~ ic,t NOM uf lc.s To the point Of d, ia.
lur.
Terms IT salraOnc ihiri cash. balance on a
Crdit ut q uul D. months note bearing Int, rcst
with security r'luir'd len vtiucl n,lcmpuon
hrlcl
Ihis ,,th day oi rchunrs. Ism
= D. N,liINHI JlCfk aud Master
NW. ". Randolph. Solicitor
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LmngTroubIc. Wo.,,nr

Diseases can be cured II properly treated In
time, as shown by the following statement
irum ID. C. Freeman sydney: Having
been a great sufferer from pulmonary at.
tacSs, and grudully WASTING away for the
plst two years, IL affords me pleasure 10 ties.
uly that SCOTS Emulsion OF Cod Liver OIL
with Lime and Soda, has given me great re-
lief. aud ! cheenully recommend Il 10 all
suffering In similar way to myself In adj.
di.on ! would say that it is very pleasant
Ia tukpH
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-13

THE new style OF carrying wrapping
papers ia rolls, on paper holder aud cut.
ter, Is growing In popularity on account OF
economy Ia paper ~ well ~ convenience.
The Tennessee Paper Company sells the
Perfection Roll Paper Cutters and all kinds
Of paper 10 be- used with them. Call and
examine at 3i3 Second street
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Dn. OvERALLs Electric Institute Is now
complete in every department. with cleo.
TIE cabinet, sulphur and mcdicaicd baths,
massage, vacuum, etc, for tho treatment
OF nervous, rheumatic, ska, asthma and
chronic ,diseascs. An experienced mas.
sage woSan aud man in attendance.
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30 SPECIAL FEATURES

SPECIAL FEATURES
by terms OF contract the tumtuuy must drpott
tn sum II all prizes included in the scAvmr before
Si.iug singlc ticket, aud ~, Give tho following
uiI,iul pVrYit;
,ENrlflCATE-- hereby certify that the Ion.
don hipA of Mexico Aud South America has on
special dtposlt the necessary funds 10 gulmu the
Payment at all prizes drawn hy the lOtera dc la
lCue lg cuyia lublvt
r. ROpWGurZ RIVERA, Intervention
Further tho tniuNauy f. required O. distribute
hitysik per cent OF tho value uf ell the tickets Ia
prizes "A LANCER proportion than Is giSeu by any
other otter,
finglv the number ~ tickets f. limited o. m n11
20 90 les than ARE sold boy other Lotteries ulius
nc SINE sChc Hc.
frfl particulars "a trcV 4. iias. otti, Apsr
a DO s.G Cln Vt Mexico McNlco.
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DO Yor want homer DO you want 10
stop paying high rcnis2 DO you want 10
save your money and make safe aud
profitable investment Csll on w. l.
Parker, SECRETARY Home Building aud
Loan Association, 20 Madison street.
Books now open lor subscription for stock.
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OF health aud strength renewed. and Of ease
and comfort follows the use OF Syrup Of
Figs, as Il acts in harmony with nature to
chcctually cleanse the system when cosiyc or
bilious For sale In 80 cent and Sl.OO bottles
by all leading druggists.
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narn, naI.,caa Interviewed.


NEW York, March l2.-For several DAYS
Il has been rumorcd that Mr.. Mumt llal.
stead would be rendered either the French
or German mission. lIc arrived in the
city today for the purpose Of seeing Mrs
llalsicad of for Europe, where she goes 10
Join her daughters. who arc ut school at
Berlin. This seemed 10 give color 10 the
rumor A reporter interviewed him with
the following result
at Is rumofed that you prr 20 he Minis.
ter to Paris, said the reporter.
81 know II Il rumorci. but rumons do
not always have foundation OF fact, " was
the reply.
Then there IL no truth in tho rumor7r
"Well. | have only this 10 say that
neither the President nor have been con.
suited about the French mission"
And about the German"
"NO, sir; nor about Berlin or anywhere
else. | consider Germany charming
country. While there | met bismarck
aud he treated me very kindly. / flint
met him n: -. Avoid, In France"
Then the reporter inquired whether the
able Ohio editor had been promised any.
thing by the President.
Nothing sir. nothing In tho world"
replied Mr. llalstead.
"nut-"
That is n sufficient answer"
Next the reporter vcniurcd 30 inquire
how the Republicans Of Ohio could expect
from President Harrison.
"Ihc people Of Ohio expect 10 support
the administration Of Gen. Harrison, and
he can do rs lac pleaScs about the patron.
aye"
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wm-Mo paper Of all grades from tho
finest TO the piaincst, wrapping paper
sycry quality, paper bags oil Kinds, hemp,
iut~. fax and cotton twiics Prices 10
wit all. Tennessee Pap = Company, 3i3
Second street
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Wr,lnc .llay. Mnroh 90 1883.

plrr -. ~ uhith reference i hcfv made. l. AZ
ifils o.. vii uu
"Wednesday, March 30 1859.
~ honi nf tho CYuuhnusc ionf Memphis Tcun..
OIL 20 Iullif Hultipn tp the hlFhos, bidder ior
rrfh. The following farlsis ~ land
uuH .it IsiU iu thg w. ~ Memphis hoins part %
iuf Ftl uu thD northwest tufurf ~ Keel aud sitih
ttf,tls. inuuuE Gs rrt 90 Keel stvct aui a. fuct
on -lHh .'rv O. upou which IL buiit q double tcno-
msui luuy.
The other raTUei is sitnstc ~ hf-sliioss svsnue
near .Hr cts ui WrU This haiur iut No. -, a
lhif down uu Ilr tHrflus Jones sutlitisiun ol the
rsn Wight Uhrt lffIunluE Of o. sake uu The east
iIur uI Nur|iIHtH tftluH. 10 northwest corner n
lui so N nul ,iU southwest DUwrf u sald loi -
hruHH north With DE UnaI Iur nj ff.nilofr ave-
nur Z thIim md o. links ucugc east a. right
angie with iirssliH1r utrnuU chsiut lud A. links
~ n take thence fnuth and pauills' with hreei.
love avenue 4 JhBIus aud lt liuks % "a sake.
thrurr vet c'iFut aud O. iiuks 20 the beginning.
containing HrrCs.
iaId ale viii t. male ilt a. n aud free from ~
HHiI rud uuulty ui WlrmttlIu The title 10 30
iie,ri O. ir god. bui VIII I'll nni convey only
81 Trustee. .. " .hkitlilLl. TRUSTS.
N,tHslf Z walker ATTORNEYS
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Jesse French Plane aud organ Go.
Removed 10 80 3G1 Main street, opposite
side of street from old stand.
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REMOVED ny aus USE OF oocoMSE.
And Il stimulates anu promotes the growth
OF the hair.
Bumetts Flavoring extracts arc tho
hest
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10th DAY OF MARCH, 1889.

~ Neck SO one ul, iu the tDwuoi Wet Memphis
tuiicudcu county, Atlaushs offer Tor sale pub
llcly md to the hilhHt bidder. ior utih iu hand.
'thr Interest II Arthur Vance tmnk D. Nanr. nnd
Rob,rt Vance In private survey No 2li5 Ia ishno
loui, rs well ~ the onsi unrHnh 40 81 private
survey 80. 22'p to !. a. luoy, all situate yinr aud
lcug in the county 81 ,f.tisniru aud state 1T 81.
kGush. iu township ia l6l furh mug1 nine lui
cost FORA moru minute description ~ s.id land
r'irfunUo is h.fC made a. the rrufl ui aid ustru
mont iur ihc puuuIcs ~ o. furlliun md division
oi the a,id land amongst the uwurr thereof under
thD .rId lnduutufu and NJ conditions The it'r tD
ull land l. believed ~ D. guOd but thhll rll aud
uf,yi as Trustee only lDf Gee purpu. Aforesaid
wNL VAN "a. JiI, Trustee.
February ~, issl,
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The special social features for the month
were a concert 10y Prof. Wciustcin and
sociable for the members and friends.
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Jesse frcuth Piano and organ co.
Removed TO No. J12 Main street. opposite
side NJ street from old stand
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SALE
-OF-
WEST ME MPHIS
LA DIS.

Notice 4. hereby given that under AMI ny virtue
of thc authority Doc iuc vc,ir by certain linden.
tur1 from Robert Nanrr aud uihcri a. Ralph wal
kur nud o.h,r. ~ dllc iarulrg ~. iNsl. and duly
rcoricl con I1pc $50 ~ E,ouri Hook ~" To- the
on"o Of the Recorder II yri'tcuicn county at
Marion, Ark. aud within The hours OF judicial
sales. beginning on tho
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l1'hat isa rufIicicnt answer. -
Juvenile nooi, .Iu,.

Brrog,n's Pills act like magic on weak
stonlucL
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No G9is Rim the Chnnccry Court Of Shelby
Count. Aurclius r. Cole ct al. vs.. Alice Belle
Cole Ell AL
by virtue Of an intcrlocutory decree for sale on.
tered IN the above cause ON the nth day Of Feb
marN, 1879. VI u. IT, page 81. will sell at public
auction, to The highest bidder, In iruht nf tho
tl,gk nnd Masters ullcc, at the Main street en-
trance ni the courthouse OF shelby County, Mem.
phis, Icuui on
saturday. the 3Oth nay of March, 1850,
within legal hours the following described prop
crlr, situated IN shelby County. Tenn, to.wit
Lying ~ section . ranges aud e. uf the Eleventh
SURVEYORS District AMI In the seventh Civil Dis.
ul't oi shelby county, Tennessee. beginning nc
the southwest corner OF DoOyh & Sltothers' 5000
acre uuf ui which hi, is part thence north
Win the west line oi said guut a. chains and 81
links th the southwest Curuerol tho ln3 ncrcs sold TO
James y irath, thence east with the south line OF
~ W acre, %, ChHius aud ~ links 90 the south.
east corner Vt s,id ira O. which salso the south
west rutnrr ot ti-e Ivre setuU tn A, h Cole;
houcv continuing vast with the south line Of said
Goes ~ acres "a chains and n Links 10 his south.
cast corner In the Germantown aud Morning sun
tllu, making "a ty.al aIstauye OF % chaius across
thc two tnuts ~ truth A. Cole. thence south with
the Germantown aud Morning sun road a. chains
and Ii links tu tho southeast corner Of Minghcld
Coles lnb arrrS thence west with his south line
aud the south line nt the buorh Il rtrlther hOlOL
nrr grant 10 chains 10 the beginning, containing
20 ttHu' Hcr's more or les
TERMS ut sale one half cash balance on a credit
on twelve months note with security rcquircd
lien retained
This IA day " March 1859.
T. -. NDulNRN clerk aud Master
" u. jordan and llcurN craft. Ir, Solicitors
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Trustees Sale.

Under and hv virtue Of trust tcCt. executed 70
me on the zen d.y Of uriobr i.si ui fuoufi Ia tho
pifr gN. ~ nhith reference il hcfy made I, AZ
trilr o.. vii un
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Chancery Sale
-OF-
IL E A l. E S r A r e.

No Gois Rim tho Chnnccry Court Of Shelby
County Aurclius r. Cole ct AL vs.. Alice Belle
All al
, 1889-04-12

THE Pacific Short Line company"
says an Omaha exchange. rs negotiating
for s25O,O0O ties to be used in the CON
struction of the line between Sioux City
and Ogden. Work on che line will com
mencc at the eastern terminal next Mon
day or Tuesday"
A Denver Times special from Sioux
City says the Pacific Short Line has just
let contracts for building 200 miles of
track west from there; also that the com-
pany will build this season 200 miles of
road east from Ogden. This road pene-
trates the very heart of the oil fields.
The graders will commence work in UInta
county, and the surveyors are now work
ing near old South Pass, where the road
crosses the continental divide.
, 1889-04-12
The Double Service.

On the subject of resumption of double
service on the Union Pacific west of
Cheyenne, the Omaha Bee. an acknow-
lodged railway authority, corroborates
THE LEADERS, announcement in this
wise:
Assistant General Manager Cum
ming, OF the Union Pacific, with head
quarters at Salt Lake, has been instructed
to go to San Francisco and confer with
the Southern Pacific company concern
ing the putting on of an additional train
between Ogden, and the coast, by that
company. At present the Southern has
but one train to handle the traffic of two
on the Union Pacific and in consequence
the connection at Ogden is anything but
complete. Iii is stated that the Union
Pacific will make ~pecuniary concessions to
the Southern Pacific if necessary in order
to induce it to put on another train. I'm
der the existing circumstances the Union
Pacific and southern lines are handling
the major portion of the coast traffic.
, 1889-04-12
TOWN TALK.
Cosby Little Paragraphs Picked Up
Throughout the City.

District court is in session at Laramie.
There are fourteen prisoners in the
county Jail.
The appearance of the city park i'm
proves daily.
Geologist Ricketts, is making assays Of
Wyoming coal.
Trains are seldom delayed on the Wy
oming division.
Erin's emblem still proudly floats at
the capitol building.
Two carloads of Wyoming cattle were
yesterday shipped to Idaho.
There was a pleasant card party at the
Moonlight residence last evening.
Several carloads OF material for the new
shops were received here yesterday.
Twelve cars of ties for the Cheyenne &
Northern extension were received here
yesterday.
The two headed calf from Carbon
county has been nicely mounted and is on
exhibition at Mehesey's store.
A special train composed Of ten cars of
wines and six cars of hops passed east
over the Union Pacific last night.
Ii. +. Sherer, u Burlington express
messenger, has been appointed a postal
clerk between Omaha and Ogden.
George w. Hall, who was for many
years assistant auditor of the Union Pa
cific and has lately been secretary of the
branch lines, has resigned.
The Union Pacific has reduced the rate
for equipped berths on Pullman tourist
or second class sleepers from - to 81. so
between San Francisco and Missouri river
points.
The Douglas Republican says that
Frank Sparhawk departed last Saturday
for the Lander Gold fields. Frank re-
marked just before leaving if there was
any gold there he would labor very hard
to get his hands on it.
, 1889-04-12
Firemen,s Tournament.

At its meeting in Fort Collins last year
the Southern Wyoming and Northern
Colorado Fireman's Association desig-
mated Cheyenne as the place for holding
the tournament OF 1899. w. l. KuY-
kendall and l.. G. jerks of this city are
the president and secretary of the a~ssocia-
ton. In an interview yesterday Mr..
Kuykendall said that the Cheyenne de-
partment felt in duty bound to offer $500
or more in prizes for the tournament. 1t
is doubtful if this sum can be raised by
private subscription and an effort will be
made to induce the city to contribute
$500. The matter will be considered at
next weeks meeting of the council.
, 1889-04-12
Puzzle Department.

A man fails in business for $40, 900.
His creditors levy upon his assets and OBJ
tain $1,000 in settlement Of their claims.
How much does his wife make by the
transaction Answer-Sl3.0 DOC.
A and B play a game of poker. At
the start A has $500. Alter playing two
hours A discovers that B is an army
officer. He therefore quits the game.
How much does he have left? Answer
Nothing.
If an A. D. t. boy goes on an errand
at the rate of one mile in forty-eight
hours, and another at the rate of one mile
in thirty-six hours, which will come out
ahead matching pennies? What chance
has the man who employed them of re-
Numbering what the message was about
when he gets the answer
, 1889-04-12
Titles from the Government.

Patents covering desert lands in the
counties indicated have been received by
Register Wilson and are ready for deliv-
cry to the persons named. The majority
of the claimants are residents of this city.
Here is the list, covering over 10, 900
acres of land:
Albany county-Emma L. Bryant,
VIM. s. MESSENGER, Edmund A. Peck
ham, Emma @. MESSENGER, VIM. r.
Bryant, Patrick Conroy, Jos. H. Jones,
Geo. r. Brown. John W. Taylor, Edward
j. Baker, Josephus +. Rugg, Reuben
Martin. David Miller, Jennie E. Bristol,
Granville ii. Taylor, Geo. l.. Beard.
Carbon county-Chas. S. Miner, VIM.
II. Swan.
, 1889-04-12
Street Car Stables.

j. q. Abney is vacating the large stable
corner Capitol avenue and Sixteenth
street in favor of the street car company,
the managers of the transit line having
decided that a big barn in a central loca-
ton was necessary to the maintenance Of
the city passenger business. Cars will be
run into the stables opposite the Inter
Ocean.
Mr.. Abney takes possession of the fine
barn on Central avenue between Seven
tenth and Eighteenth. This stable was
built by the Swans and has all modern
mnroyements
, 1889-04-12
TO PIPE THE OIL.
A Benyer Company to Operate Ex-
tensiyely in Wyoming.
They Have Purchased 1000 Acre:
of Petroleum Land.
If Successful They Will in Time
Establish a Smelter.

The board of directors oil the Wyoming
& Denver Oil Pipe Line company held n
meeting at their office in Denver and COM
pleted the organization of the company.
The officers elected are: President, Don
aid Fletcher; vice president, L. r. Bar
ton; secretary, p. T. McNamara; treas
urer; f. K. Edbrooke; general manager,
Geo. L. Aggers.
According to the Republican the COM
pany has purchased from Aggers, Nc
Namara and others over 1000 acres of
the most valuable oil land in the Wyo-
ming fields, and it is their intention to go
to work at once and develop the same by
sinking wells, putting up immense tanks
for the storage of the oil, and otherwise
improving their property preparatory to
laying their pipe line to Denver, the sur
veY for which will be commenced at once.
When this pipe line is completed and the
oil begins to flow through it into Denver
at the rate of 5000 to 1000 barrels per
day, and used for fuel, the benefits to be
derived are ~incalculable, and the business
and real estate men of Denver will watch
the progress of the undertaking with
great interest. o.
By a resolution of the board Of direc-
tors the secretary is authorized and in
structed to sell the first 5000 shares of
the stock at 81 per share, the next 5000
shares at SO. and the next 5000 at 81.
As each block Of 5000 shares OF the
stock is sold, the money realized will be
at once put into improving the property
and increasing the value OF the stock.
The company will lay out a townsite in
the vicinity of the iron and cope beds,
at which point smelling works for the re-
duetion of these ores will be put up, and
the pig iron shipped to Denver for manu-
featuring purposes, so that it will be seen
that the company intends to carry on its
work on a large scale.