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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-21
THOMsON-HOUSTON ELECTRIC co.

A Gross Business Of Over . Million In Ten
.@ Months. @
The first annual report Of the Northwest
Thompson-Houston Electric company
covers the period from June l, 1891, to
March 10. 1892. md in that period the COM
pany did \ gross business of 81. 1884 600.
What the net was it would take an expert
to discover from anything that sppsars in
the report. say the Engineering and Mining
News. The company operates under a
Thomson-H Houston license in Washington,
Oregon. Idaho, Wyoming, Montana, North
Dakota. South Dakota, Minnesota and
Northern Wisconsin. Tit main Office is at
st. Paul, with branches at Portland, Ore,
and Helena, Mont. Two departments are
in their infancy, the supplying Of electrical
apparatus for mining work and long dis
lance transmission Of power. The COM
pany paid dividends Of two per cent On the
preferred stock Dec. Is, 1891, and March Is,
1892. and two Per eent on the common
Jan. Is, 1892. with the same declared pay
able April Is. The report says: There is
every reason to believe that dividends ON
both preferred and common stock will BE-
continued at their present rate"
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The Murray Placars,

At Murray placer work is we'll under way.
In referring to this GLASS of mining there,
it is always understood that the Cmur
d'Alene Gold Mining company, under the
management of Sid Mills, stands ut the
head. In fact. far in advance of any other
placer operations in North Idaho. He
pushes work every day and night in each
year, when not SO cold as to form ice in his
Bluice boxes, with two giants and two lines
OF pipes for hydraulic work. His prese MT
operations are on Fancy Ruleh, a tributary
of Eagle creek, three miles northwest Of
the town OF Murray.
Every side pulch above and below Muir
ray, where water in sufficient quantity can
be had for hydraulic operations, is being
worked. Tn oehre colored water dis
CHARGED into Pritehard creek, carrying
earthly matter and oxide of iron, giving it
this unnatural color, goes into the North
Fork of the Cnur d'Alene river, and these
coloring ingredients are not preclpitated
until they nningle with the leaden colored
waters discharged by the South Fork. sev-
enty-hve to one hundred miles down its
winding channel.
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JOTTlNGS ABOUT TOWN..

A marriage license was issued yesterday
to Alden r. Howe, of Littleton, N. H., and
Lana /. Goodman, Of Cincinnati. They
were married by Judge Woodnan.
A state convention of prohibitionists has
been called to meet in Helena on May 20 to
choose six delegates and six alternates to
attend the prohibition national convention.
The Montana Lumber and Manufsctur-
ing company hled q lien against Helena
school district No. l yesterday for 81, 623.6 3
fer material furnished by order of Whalen
q Grant.
The entertainment for the benefit of the
Russian sufferers. which comes off at the
opera house tomorrow night, should be
we'll attended. The tickets will be one
dollar each.
The Sixth Ward Social CLUB of Troop A,
N. G. NJ, had a splendid time Tuesday
evening at Adams hall. 1t was the frst Of
a series of balls to be given by the club and
much credit is due the efficient manage
ment.
The following location notices were filed
with the county clerk yesterday: Brinton
lode, Stsnaple. by W. {. Birkhead; thirteen
acres, stomple, BY Robert Clsave; one hun
dred and twenty acres, Helena diatrick, by
K. G. Dodge.
Brocky O'Neill, the lightweight fighter,
who was loeked up Tuesday night on the
charge OF taking 8 lot of garden hose from
an east side yard, was turned loose yester-
day, it having been shown that he was not
the man wanted.
Thomas Graham and D. A. Boehme have
secured q two years. lease at $125 per
month of the PREMISE at 67 South Main
street, commonly known az the "Capitol.'
The lessor 10 Mrs. Martha schwsbe.
The lessees have also a thrse years. option
after the expiration of their lease.
Transfers were hled for record with the
county clerk yesterday az follows: G. w.
Cannon ct al. to Lewis g. Anthony, lots 3
and 4, block 26, Grand Avenue addition,
S 1,700; George b. Hopkins to Jacob Cor
hold, one-fourth interest in seventy acres
or Spokane bar. s 1,4O0; r. B. Wheeler to
Otto Nyberg, lot IS, block z, Beattie addi-
ton, $3.50; Robert S%haaahan to James Do
ran, one-fourth interest in ths North At
iantio lode, near Red Mountain. %4OO.
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ANACONDA SITUATION.
Nothing in il Which Need Alarm
the People Of Butte
City.
Men Ii tho Mines Only Lost Ono
Shift and Everything Is
Now Q. K.
4 correotIon From Mr.. Pakeman Con-
cerninE : Statement About she
Do Lamar Mines.

An Inter Mountain special from Ana
soada says: The story Of the Anaconda
situation ia q very simple one n involves
nothing that naad alarm the most exoitable
resident of Butte. On Saturday Mr.. DAILY
received = letter from Mr.. Haggin, dated
hvs days previously. stating in effect that
copper was accommodating in the eastern
market and that the interest of the pro-
duoers and all connected with them re-
uuirsd 8 curtailmsnt Of the supply, and In
atruoting Mr.. DAILY to reduce the product
10 some extent. The letter arrived on Sat-
urday night too late TO carry ont the in
situations IL contained, and the Saturday
night shift worked as usual. On Sunday
the men 1t the upper works were laid OH.
They numbered only 200. because this
upper works have not been running full
blast all winter, and were not producing
much copper, and, besides. it was tho in
tention to transfer some of the discharged
men to the lower works. Abon the same
number Of men were laid OF at the mines,
making 400 in all, or less than one-sixth of
total working force.
Mr.. Hsggin was advised Of this action on
the part Of the local management by tsle-
graph, but it seems that in tbs week subss-
quent to the sending OF Mr.. HaRgiu's letter
the market had shown unexpected strength,
perhaps owing to the Butte ~ Boston fire
OF the placing Of some large orders with
tho manufactures. and that it was no longer
deemed necessary to reduce production to
preserve ths market.
Thus il ssponse to the telegram stating
that the upper works had been closed.
Mr.. HaRgin autographed, countermand-
ing his former instructions. This
VA construed to mean that the
situation had changed, md orders were at
1t onco issued TO resume operations. Thu
men lost only one shift. that Of Sun
day. and on Tuesday everything was booming
n before. These are simple facts whish
the Inter Mountain has gained from re-
liable sources. The people sre contentsd
and business is good. Il il certain that no
man is better pleased 10 see the works an
ming than Mr., DAILY himself. because, aside
from his interest in the general prosperity
Of Butte and Anaconda, and his desire to
see labor employed, he has q psouniary in
terest in the running Of the works. There
10 not the slightest indication at present Of
I close down Of any sort, and all stories to
the contrary may be set down as inventions
pure and simple. -"4@
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Big Gold Bars,

The report that the bar of gold recently
shipped from Harqua Hala was the largest
ever made is disputed by the Mining and
Scientific Press, which says that several
larger bars have been made. Tho Spring
Valley geld mine, Cherokee Flat, Butte
county, California, made one valued at
$780, GOO some years ago. Ono was made at
Helena a few years since valued ut $780,
600. The biggest one ever made was that
OF the North Bloomfield gravel mine,
Nevada county. California, in 1892. Ii
weighed 5llA pounds troy, and its value
was $ll4,UOO. This was from q singls
cleanup of the North Bloomfield mine,
which that year yielded 81, 000, 600 in gold.
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Mines ut the Worlds Fair.

The mines and mininQ'' department of
tbs Worlds Columbian expoaition at Chi
cage will have the exclusive use of a build
ing measuring $50 BY 700 feet, with a floor
space Of almost nine acres. Mr.. skif, the
chief of tbs department, ia already assured
that the building will contain in 1853 I'm
comparably the largest array and most
complete and most instructive evidence Of
the mineral wealth and progress of the
mining industry ever collected or at
tempted"
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Fam, uel X. Davis Special
sToGKs.

INvEsTHENr sTocKs.
10000 Cumberland CASTLE.
5000 Bald Butte Zone block.)
loo Combination (Philipsburg).
LOCO Bi-Metallio Extension phillips
burR).
1000 Iron Mountain.
5.UO Benton Group (Neihart).
l,0oO Poorman OCCUR d'Alene).
LOO California (Castls), snap.
snaller lots of most of those stocks and
all a purchase-quotatioRs at bed rock
price on application.
Rooms 26 and n, Bailey block.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-21

RoRdmaster MCNAMARA. of the Northern
Pacific. has been arrested in Pembiua.
charged with fa!sifying accounts, turning
In on the pay rolls the names of men not
working, poeketing receipts. Ii ia claimed
that he has confessed,
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vn Town

While Down Town Shopping.
While YOU are down town shopping don't
fail to call at H II. PArchen g. Co.'S and
Try \ cup of Rex beef tea.
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Arrivals AZ The Helena.

Henry T.. Kalb, Omaha. s. NJ. Rosenthal and
j. ~. Richards, Butte. wife. Chicago.
Rev. +. +. Tower, Uni, "A. Marx, city,
versity. T.. b. Uber, st. Paul.
#. w. Paige, Chicago. u. B. Newman. st,
G. II. Boynton, st. Paul.
A. Egglof. Great Falls. York.
Il. L. Decker, Boston. VIM. r. Furay, Deer
w. G. Drescher. st. Lodge.
Louis. r.. J.. Leon. New York.
8. McIntire. city. Chas. McCuin, Town
Henry Strong and wife, send.
Washington, d. G. Mrs. Stein. Washing
VIM. sturms. Chicago. ton, D. &.
A. Il. Patrick, Free j. j. johnson, Gin
port. IL. ton, la.
g. T. dreeno, Mime J. s. Ross, Fargo.
apolis. 1885,.
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Cold Block.

Elegant Office rooms for rent; also hall
suitable for lecture, lodge or club room.
Apply to Jas. Sullivan, room II. +
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-21

Kranich's grove. saloon and private house
for . term Of several years; terms very rea-
sonable; the only summer resort near Hell
sna. Inquire at che grove.
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win Arrive To-Day

The following passengers will stop on ct
Helena to-day from the ~east-bound North
ern Pacific express: Mrs. @. F. Kretohmer,
Thomas Henry, Under Bull, Blaokfoot In
dian. John @. McCauly, Miss Mary Peter
SON.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-21

Ladies' misses and children's spring under.
wear is now displayed at the Bee Hive ct bar,
gain prices,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-21
Woman's Relief Corps.

MULLEN-In Helena, April 16, to the wife oil
Frank Mullen. a fourteen-pound boy.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-21
II For Rant

The celebrated Foster hid glove, i've hook. is
selling at the Bee Hive for .s1.2b. Every pair is
warranted and fitted to the hand.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-21

Try q Cup, Fres.
Call at H. M. Parohea'a and try 4 cup OF
Rex beef tea, free.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-21
DIR. King.

With the J. Steinmetz Jewelry Co. until
May l. Have your eyes examined.
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lOta1. -paou,513 1VU
This relates to the gold produced by the
De Lamar, derived from ore reduced at it's
own mill besides which the mine yields a
rich silver ere sold to smelters, five per
con- of the product of which is also gold.
This, however, is but one of the instances
Of the so-called silver mines through the
exploitation Of which is derived a material
part Of the gold that this country yields.
The fact is. moreover, that of the aggregate
output Of the Consolidated Virginia and
California, between the discovery in 1873
and to the end Of 1879 to the aggregate
amount Of $109. O61, 029, more than $50, $780,
4b3, or 46As per cent was gold; a percentage
of gold that has not been decreased in the
later output Of the two properties; for, in
1889, Of 6 total output from the mines of
the mint bureau, 81, 3Ol, 600 was in gold.
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Tho New Merchants,

Operated by the Merchants Hotel COM
pany, now begs to announce that its rooms
are open for the reception OF guests.
Rooms will be offered to transient guests at
$1.25 per day (parlor foor), 81 per day
(thira foor), rs cents per day Fourth f1oor).
Extra for more than one occupant. Rooms
to permanent guests ut less rates. All
modern improvements; steam heat, electric
light, return electie call ball system. and
sunshine in evsry guest chamber. Brussels
and velvet carpets used exclusively
throughout the house. Office, elegant bar
and billiard room, cigar stand and palatial
barber shop on frat floor.
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DINING ROOM RroPEnxD

The dining room in this hotol has been
leased to and is now operated separately by
the Misses Maggie, who are prepared to fur
ais board st IS for tickets good for twenty
one meals, ~ for twenty-one continuous
mealg, SO cents fer single meals.
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AN OBJECT LESSON.

Drawn From the Output Of the De Lamar
Z ."= "Mr= Mine.
In q recent issue Of the Financial News,
Of London. is printed . letter from the En-
glish secretary, Mr.. Charles Pakenan, Of
the De Lamar Mining company, Idaho. I'm
der date Of March 80. 1892, with tbs object
Of correcting . statement in the News to
the effect that the property in question is
"a silver mine" Mr.. Pakeman gives an
exhibit Of the property's product for the
ten months ending February of this year
as follows:
Per cent.
May. !. 1891, to Feb. 20, 1897.
g0ld........... ...........$21O ,525 40. 60
May /. 1891, to Feb. 20. 1892, sill
"a 1898 SO. 40
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HELENA IN BRIEF.
BORN.

Jackaon's music store. Bailey block.
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Wadsworth Corps No. i, ". r. c., meets fiji
and third Thursdays Of each month ut 1880 p. J
at G, A. Il, hall.
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baseball Notes.

c!Sas..r,Apr l5.scapt: com:skey wiz take eleven
Fses n viii ii o1' e ina ss
broken collar bone is conducive to good pitching.
n Rh.s t IKE to s.s9 from f
uniformed team. Their team consists OF r. Eyr,ns. "a
5 H. s:i; .5:; fS'* ia
third %n1S The Psssns: Of ass IN
20 at on FER xs. A s.l.
Of ?n Ied IND sens of
players under II years old the B acS Diamond. Jr.
SULLIVAN 81 and MeSpedss2,no CHALLENGES saSad
street New YORK city 'A'' '-''A
The Elliott Club have Organized with the following
sEsGy. iss Say xev.y H "a :a aus. 81
sSStss'Et sS.s! q;
last year. appears Thoroughly satisfied change
Fl Gy snf R ss
. he n bat
home in south Brooklyn yesterday to report for duty
Tns Dakota; 9, haze 3, asT.nssa the tolswns
saSsg &C. IL e cas - ay
S.;ll: open: june IS. Lp on,ans: s5 subutbsns July
3d. SG Sept afs az IT, o.oas
The Giltorts will open the season next Sunday with
r. Go1S o9 slon WI. Il fS nqIsa
b. K Carroll s. a. 7. s.igier I'd b.; u Maloney. l. T.:
Parry; q G Trapp, T. They viii play, All teGms
Logne manager of the clifford Club los East Forty.
seventh street. New York city.
The Nevins Club would like arrange ranes with
ALI uniformed teams for SATURDAY. Sunday and hof
days during June. July. August and September The
aud C.: q Perk,ns. G. and c. Russell. LIST b; J.
MACH l. & J.. Wood. r. I. Address @. II. Perkins :.
Denton place. Brooklyn.
ss s az. s ilsh r ss, s s.
trp dnrns the Easter vacation. The racation lasts
but f0ar days However the team secured q leave
Of absence until April =: Ten.ght they go 10 WASH
ington where they play the Columbia Athletic CluDs
team. On Monday they meet the Georgetown College
team also IN Washington: on Tuesday they play tie
University OF Virginia team at Richmond. and then
wind UP "trip with second game with the Un.ver-
tiiy Of Virginia at Charlottesville.
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Among Homius Pigeons.

Pni,AnELruiA. April 15.-The nrst counternarks re-
ported in 1892 received to-day from the lott OF
H. Gale. Detroit and were those put on the bird Mar
gare Eather before the start in the race from Green
vile. ILL.,. for record for 4U4 miles the 9TH OF last
August. In this race the entry Was ten birds. The
nrst return was juliet, next morning. -Four others.
one Of them wounded. followed close after anc ono
reported still lnter The three yet TO come arc
Hermit. Jim. and Expo. The journey previous 10 'ns
was 200 miles.
A year ago the Philadelphia Poultry and Pigeon CAB
was organized. On Thursday night it held its sec.
ond annual meeting. and forty stockholders named
their choice for officers There were two tickets IN the
field but one was elected in It's entirety and with
out opposition This President. George V Cresson
Alice Barpee q rhiaisiphis, William warner sr.
PC, Gs ehfs,aa, a EfssIfssfS
of Phi n5e Ss OF
d T # sans
other ode This FOR isss mad. W Roberts e
ssp o and + r6s Of RssSSro
s ar A and LAVE s
the clubs annual eHhib,ion. The members Of th,s WI
Wednesday. .,.. ~.
ss anS sss to aps
s.soeiaea in the Eoary and The pFe,y
knawledse OF the Art Of fancy poultry sresd,ns sne
sns!ne.. ~ en- in rhsdtphia and which th.y prcEo..
to apply to the clubs AFFAIRS must WIN rsspec lof 's
len smith winner OF tn. Brown eshorn prizes at Mad
son Souare Garden III 1891 at present in Rome; O. T.
Royce is in Florida and Phil J. Walsh Is at Hampton
Roads Va ,,
BosTos April 1.-the pigeon ayers Of this vicinity
have org inized as 81 New England Flying Club. Ile
officers are; President, Henry wASner; viSef Ins
Hicks: Secretary. Thomas II. Dryer Irsaslrer N.
Sprasue; Hoard ot Governors, 4. Aniter u q; iown
A. NJ. IcaVi.t y Connolly. ". u. Chubtrck anu uasi9
IIsIer The hyins Will be for record and prizes and
utder the American Pigeon t.y!Bg Rules.
PR0vtptscE Aprl. i5.-NPse Inns. the rri1e winner
from the METROPOLIS TO New England and WatrouS the
champion for 20 milo distance III the American
recor for speed. have Sen sol! by ere Clancy OF ms
civ their trainer W Thornton INNS OF
Philadelphia. Sese lnniss time from New YORK 10
this city the. and half hours. Wstrnus record
was made in the Journey Fhrae phia last July.
when speed Of II yards per minute was the best
ever made from sou NV est TO New England. The
birds Engish aud Belgian stock. imported BY
Ar. Clancy ak years ago.
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Odds and Ends Of Sports.

The Irish.Am.rican Athletic Club will play the Wolfe
Tone Cub OF BI"Ok!yh match game OF Gaelic football
hi frasiina I" MORROW.
The Athletic Committee az the New York Athletic
Crb recently Received = sitt % 500 from i- " X.
ON. ana It has tr.n 10 nresi IL same n three
awarded to the atL.etes scoring the most points AZ
open competition.
BmnGrroRr. Arril lE-BiIly Madden said here today
that be Intended tgk!D. Gaher to Ireland tEls fall.
where he vii! match fim against some nrst cass
his coming irht with CorIelt. was not 60
ing 10 train soon enough
T., New York city,, Only Catholics are eligible to
ihnk any persons tTalr w2u.d mi!iiaie agalD. his &C.
der the circumstances WINS III" wager, although /.
Moa.a perhaps be more sa'itactoEy :" have settled
ami - West Sixteenth street.
Ihe votes that carried the 4 A. L. amendment; which
sa DIVE Mre 'S en. br 10 the 1a oo Hn
Curtis and J. Z sullivan Metropolitan Association:
len wattr sn an NV hnsai A..os.oa
Steam central Association; J. A. A parl:c Ass.cis
sgain. The .nydnieni wa. east by 4 Ll.con.o. the
l. A W. repre.eutati'e on the a. a. L board
Charley smith the Eng.i.h feather.weisht boxer who
sit business after heing robbed OF the decision In his
AID has p TX on a. py If Il as
s says be eau get backnx for from 400 to : 600 70
.ilnd Aietc cb Vii si eve lInI se..sa purss toy
The "" lie VIII also light sim collins before the
time.
The following was received at the Po'ioe Gasee Office
AIHrgrFRqrr. y. NJ. April l5-Ths glove fgh, be.
tween Mscoy and Cotton for s'oo gaze money and me
cded al Rser.ds near t6s city apt, george CGndif
Vas referee The men weighed 40 POUNDS and fought
sat and Netoy was he ;ayorits Eve rounds We're
fought. when cotton Smoked Mccoy ont by blow on
Cotton, while a GoodAl /, Abbott and Geo Parker
st, sscSy S as1a
week. for Il $500 purse.
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NEW JERSEY TRAP SHOOTERS.
Tho Independent Gun Club u Three.tipss
Victor.

NV Bnrsswcx. April I5.-Tbs third tournament OF
the New Jersey Trap shooters League occurred hero
to-day. In the early morning hours the weather va.
extremely disaEreeable aud Il looked like anything
OUT shoot However. tho club members were early
on the grounds and had everything in readiness 1t
was well they did as before the weather cleared
oeautfnlly. and the crowd of shooters that put IN
an appearance was almost unprecedented. They came
from ali parts OF the State and represented ten differ
emit clubs The team contest consisting Of teams OF nre
mon. each one OF whom shot at twenty-five targets.
was the principal event OF the day. Ten teams took
part this contest and for the third time the victory
WAS won by the team from the Independent Gun Club
weaken the team By tsvins % two Of the strongest
shots in the persons ct Neat Apgar and T. II kelier
isn cssriS sn ontsEos ,sm r ,a Win st The re-
sal, isst victory psrch.d upon their banner Charlie
In addition to this event large number Of sweeps
ne score e4e in Te team as ra ~ ions
hTs men to team = pirenns per man s..,.,
25; E. H. Miller "a: Tom nglam ~. Wiiuain
siEier. ~: Soper. 81. Total. ia.
ao apss snfn s n Ss' Kes. fo: To-
south Side Gun Clut. Of Newark Rrcntnel. 81:
phii,,ps 80 Beam, Il: Hobart 90 Whitehead. ~. ~.
woodside Gun Club of Newark-Godfrey. IL; G. Van.
tsneyck 2l Nandyke, 20. Heller. 10: Cokefair, IL.
Maplewood Gun ciub Of Maple wood-w smith, 81:
C. Dean. 20: A. sckley. 70: Drake. Il; l.. Dean. ID.
Brunswick Gun Club Of New Observation-Disclosures 2s;
Petit %: Sporting. II; Voorhees, Is; Stevens. 10.
New Jersey Shooting Club Of Car.mon,-Moore. cb:
Purdy -: simpson, -: Biosney. II; Richmond. l6
East side Mutual Gun Club OF Newark. NJ Hedden
ZOE keoegeL Is: Perment. IL; Baar. 10: Hague. :.
East Orange Gun Club Of East Orsnre-r. Dukes. 20:
4. b Hedden l5: Dukes. IA: S. $ hedden 10. II. s.
Pastaic city GUN Club of Passsic-Hewi,t. II; Alb.
bolt. IL; Wise a. shaw. 10: Hall. 10. Total. rs.