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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-08-30
From Soda Springs.

ED. BULLETIN Work in this part
Of the county Is going steadily on
and the .outlook@is favorable. The
Vulcan Copper Company has q large
fierce Of men developing their mines,
are spending money literally in do
Ing SO, and will, ] think, make cop.
per mining pay. All that was ever
required to make Nevada mines prof
ftable was the expenditure of money
enough to dexelopethes properties,
and ! am glad TO see this company
has adopted that eourse, I,have not
been to the mines as yet, but hope to
visit them soon and get a few facts
Of interest to ysur readers.
The only prospect have visited
was one owned by Humphrey l. Boo
ker. They are running a cut through
their groupings and have large vein
Of copper ore. How high it runs +
do not know.
Elmer Dunlap has q carload Of
copper ere on his dump, which he in.
tends to ship soon. It is high
grade enough to pay the great cost
|of shipping and reduction and still
leave q 'prent. Some Of these so
called experts Who 'sre 'ru.HNe
around here dSMst seem W Hike erS6i
that characterszer else. they don't
know it whsn they see it, 4. I judge
from the. way some Of them talked
about the district.
Everything seems to be going Oh
IS usual at Silver Star, and hear
that tho mill has been running on
good rock for quite while.
The. outside camps are deserted. A
few men are prospecting in the hills.
The "Old Countrytnan'"' sxys' they
are lookin' for somsthin' when they
ain't no bloody show to find nothia.
Save for the passage Of trains every
day there is nothing moving here.
VOLCANO.
Soda, August "a, 1899
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-08-30

It. q. Sharp. plaintiff, ~. Durand Gold
mifss, Lmissa, . oofperation-s omstimss
called Consolidated Esmsralda. Limited.
. Corporation. dssssdAht. = 90 ="
The State Of Nevada sends greeting to
Durand Gold Mines, Limited. : corpora
tiop. sometimes called Consolidated Esme-
ralds, Limited, . corporation, deteadsnt.
You are hereby required to appear In An
action brought against you BY ths;sbove
named Plaintiff In the Justices Court Of
tbs. 10Th Township. county Of -Ismsralda
State Of Nevada. and.snswer ths.complaint
before the Justice. ct his. once In said
township. within five days tsxeiusivs Of
the day Of ssrvics} after the service on
you Of this summons, II served within the
townshipin which this action Is brought;
or, II served out OF said township. but In
said county. within 10 days; otherwise
within forty days.
The said action Il brought 10 obtain
Judgment against you for the sum Of one
hundred and four. telo4,0e) .doliars gold
coin Of the United States. and to obtain .
decree Of foreclosure Of certain mechan-
les lien, nled on the 18th day Of February,
1889. for labor performed and money ex-
pended on the Bright Star mining Claim,
situated an. 4Esmsralda mining District,
,Esmeralds county. Nevada. In. doing the
annual assessment work thereon Tor the
yer, ,lsss. and for costs Of suit, ~. more
fully AppseD from the complaint on Ale
!. hsrelp,.,to which yoa are especially re-
t.forrod. r's.'-,. y "a NV .8sai~.
And you srs- hereby notinsd'thxt Il you
fall t. sppsss aad answer ssid cosnplaiAt
~ above reqsired. said plaintiff Niil take
judgment against You for the said som Of
one hundred and four dollars gold ooin Of
tho United States, interest - aforssaid,
ald for easts Of this action, andadscres Of
foreclosure ot laid mSctahfcS hsrf.iSN %a'
+ Given under my hand this thirdly d
eAlssi. 1884,. - 4 s.-.,A,.a.AorlrS b.. :. :,
i .epsttcs Of The Pescs o. said Toxpship. ),
!, g. g. GRnzS. Attorney tor Plaintiff.
/. First publication, August %, 1892.
4 Cd. a
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-08-30
IS IT RIGHT
fFor an Editer to Recommend Pat.

ent ModfcfneSf
. Sylvan Valley Maya. prsvrad, n. a -
? It may be question: whether. the
editor OF q newspaper has the right
to publicly fsconmshd spreprie<.ry
medicine, We have known Cham
lberlsin's Collie, Cholera and piarrhea
Remetly. We have used ,shis msai.
cine IN our family for 20 years and
hase always. found ii reliable. We
do nat believe in depending implicit
ly on any medicine for cure, but We
do believe that II & bottle or Cham.
Ssrhin's Diarrhss Remedy xefe kept
on.hana and administered at the 10.
ception OF an attack, much suffering
might be avoided aud in very many
eases. the presence OF a physician
wosfid not be rsqnired." For sale BY
r. N. King. druggist. rs
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-08-30

eve have sold many different
cough remedies, but none has given
better satisfaction than Chamber
lainis. says Mr.. Charles Holzhauer,
druggist, Newark, N. J. 1T is per-
.fectly safe and can be relied upon in
all -asses of coughs, .ce'd&. OF .hossss,
ness Sold by r. n. King. .drugr
gist.. ,.,,.a a.,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-08-30
An Epidssnls Of piatrhsa.

Mr.. A. Saudsss. writing from Co
f'snst Groys, Florida. says> there
as bssa n Epidemic <et /, diarrhsA
mere He had = Asyers attack sapa
@ cured By four doses Of Chamber
laias Collie, Ckoiera xnd- Diarrhsa
remedy. He says be has also 70
foumsnded it "a other. and they say
is the best msdiSise, thsy ever usad
F'r sale bysH 4. :.kisxyaeSSais.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-08-30
A Challenge for Bishop.

I The Hawthorne Baseball Club and
bicycle team has issued . challenge
to. the sInyo county ball tessers and
bike riders for . baseball match and
25:mile relay race, both events to take
place at Big Pine darinR Fair week
ia September. The H.wthorneites
stipulsts that $3.50 side must be put
upon each event and that the Inyo-
ties must also put up us for the ex-
psnses OF the visitors, win or lose.
II the challenges are accepted a large
crowd will attend the Fair from this
section. Are you there, Inyo?- -:
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-08-30

Notice % hereby given That the an.
dsrsignsd hes besn dolly appointed and
qualified ~ the District Court 81 this First
judicial District.i In and for ths-eountx ~
EsmsraldAj State Of Nevada, q Adnipie-
traitor Of he sstAts Of }. 4. shssvs, isse q
said sounty Of Esmsraids. dscs1sS. N
creditors having claims &c ainit saia estate
are required to file the same with proper
xeuehers attached, with. the Clerk, Of the
Court within three months Of the nr1t
publication Of this notice; a. Y ~.sg
B. F.RDwARDs, -Administr~ter,,.
y. Dated Ja3y. -, iseE - sS.s.:s,a 'As'is's
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-08-30

And;as prowdeA IN Se9ti9n ~ qf:an Ast- of
the Lexislatnre to provide revenue for tho
support Of the aSSeraaieat Slthe;StaS IS. u.
Nevada, approved March s2Ss, iss1ss Will
hear Spd determine all complaints made in
regard 70 the assessed value Of any prop,
erty within said EsmefSkA county and
viii change and correct any valuation
estkSt BY, adding thereto Of dednctine
thsrefrom, II they deem theA same fixed lii
the Assessment Rslt st<ter sbova or below
the actual cash value, whether said sum
be fixed by the oasnsrsur~ xSseesor, except
that in CASE where:tbe persoa complaiping
of the assessment has refused TO- give the
Assessor his LIST Under oath, as requires
by law in snch'easss' no Eeslaction will b.
made by the Board of Equalization in the
assessment. made by the Assessor. .Ths
Assessments roll wlftbs kept, open for. In
spection atthe County Clerk s.afice uptll
after the adjournment H the iI,eafsf>o
Equalization. The Boardet Equalization
vial continue In session from time Ia. time
for the purpose Of equalization, !bas shall
not Ut later than the frat
il Monday n Il Utts;sobs;s; 1883. :
st which. time the Beard VIII meet anu
cQualiZe Tho assessment Rcll Gnd hear And
sdetesmine eomplsintstnpxcna4d cases a.
provided In. the Aforesaid Section and Act
-: I :. a 81. II, MILLER. !, T..
81. CLERK 81 ssfd BoarJ,
HAwtAsels. AsTaat -, lS4}0'..;
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-08-30
NOTICE. To. CREDITORS,

In the District Court Of tho First ladicisl
Districtlof the State Of Nevada. LIP aad
iarsths cquntyaf Esmeralda, ...''.;t,l.
In the msttAr of the Estats; at IA.
NhYsvs, deceased, -, =, >
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-08-30

=. The stars'6nr<ke United aetateseoina
ags are hx-pointed. while the United
states flag carries nve-pointed starr.
During the last 100 years the popnle-
ton has increased at the rate Of nearly
100000 annually.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-08-30
Spring and Summer Suits.

lam agent for Reinach, Ullman h
Co. OF Chicagss, and have ON hand .
large variety OF samples for Spring
Asa Summer clothing. Call aad ss'
me, and I will take your measure
guarantee . good At and frst quality
OF goods. J. H. FENToN,
Hawthorne, New.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-08-30

: Thsdwelling house and-two lots BE-.
longing to Mrs. Aaros are offered for
sale. A fifcs Eardss' SURROUNDS the
house, snd the house is in good con,
,dition., The property will be sold
cheap Tor cash. Apply to
Z 80 MRS. A. ARRUK,
= I: Hasshorns Nevada, June I, 1899:
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-08-30

80 \ NeSess .Eesp.1ays.s,- ...,i
+ 'xAfl 'Beauchamp 10 one Of the young
est men who. Aaveiu recent years been
sppointsd to. : colonial goyerno!shiR
He a not quite ~ years Of age.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-08-30

HslIs CasArrh Cure isteksn informally and
acts directly on the blood and mucous .ur-
fa6esaof the system. Seild for testimonials,
frse;r F.5. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo, ..
Bold by Druggi4ts, ESQ.
81. III ellis Family Pills are the best.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-08-30
NOTICE.

Is HEREBY GIVEN, TO" ALL PARTIEs
owing the Knapp 4 IA&s c.. that the nm
y. A. Knapp q the only pefs6n
authorised 70. collect aceoAptAA nA petse
~ anoNnta diva Hnapp D. Lava O.sAAd
asespssties ssre lAetinsd net TO pex APR
amounts toseny other person sexceNt upen
order Of s. A. Knapp. --sss ~. y
BY order Of the Board of Directors Of
tho Knapp 4 LAWS Go.
Nc 3. A. KNAPP. ~ So
,.ts@ x = Presfdsnt and N SnxsSf.s ;
! IfS1thaxns. New. July 10. 1sss, -''"-
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-08-30

weg6arrys almost everything 70. be,
found under the head of General
Merchandiae: Wines and Liquors,
CrockerY, Tinware. Agate Ware
Paints a4d~ Oils, Wall Paper and
window Shades, Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps, Furnishing Goods,
Fruits, Motions,a Tobacco: Cigars,
Confectionery, Etc. go safs 's>''''>.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-08-30
SUMMONS.

10 tbs Justices Court Of Twentieth Town.
ship, county Of HAmeralds, STATE Of
Nevada. =,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-08-30
STATE OF OHIO, City OF Toledo, /,
LUCAS COUNTY,

FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he 10
tho senior partner Of the firm Of r. j.
Cheney h Co.. doing business in the City
of Toledo, County and State. aforesaid and
that said firm will pay the sum OF ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARSsfor each and evory
csse al Catarrh that cannot be cured By
the usn Of Halls Catarrh Cure. ~.
- FRANK J. CHENEY, .
:, Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence, this 9Th day Of December, 1885.
!. 49,, y" "A. W. GLEASON,
J SEAL Notary Public.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-08-30
Fine Groceries and Mining Supplies
; ~. ~, = 90,
EQUALIZATION.
,-,s s.a,. ~. - 8
Notice to Taxpayers.

NIoIICE IS HEREBYs. GIVEN. THAT
N the County AsBessor ufeEsmefalda
county, State q NeSaaa, shas completed
thetaxslist or Assessment Roll Of Esme-
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-08-30

ralda coun
certificate
the..mlap b
taxpayers
BoarddG
.GpuIntg...C
Board I'm
~ trf T
s.2S.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-27
OBITUARY.
ANTHONY r. MAICAS.

Anthony r. Maicas. ffty-hve years DID, senior
member OF the firm Of Maicas & Co.. OF NOS lO4 ana
l0e John-st.. importers and exporters, ana Wen
known in business and Cuban social circles. died
suddenly at his home No. ia West Eighty-eighth-
st. early yesterday morning.
Mr.. Maicas had once had attack OF Diabetes
but his family supposed he had long ago recovered
About Q o'clock Sunday morning he awakened
his wife and then lapsed into state OF coma Mrs
Maicas called her son Oscar from his room on the
floor above and he across the street to the
home OF DR.. Henry F. Quackenbos, Of NO l5s East
Eighty-egbth-st. The doctor arrived almost imme-
diately. but Mr.. Maicas had died.
Mr.. Maicas had returned TO his home from MS
business on Saturday evening in the best OF heaItn
and spirits. apparently. After eating hearty din-
ner he chatted with his family until about mid
night when be retired usual
Mr.. Maicas born in Matanzas, Cuba. in 1874
Coming to this country when a young man, he
established one Of the first Cuban exporting and
importing houses in the city. Successful IN Dust
ness. he established branch OF his firm at Cien-
fuegos. which Is still doing business. Mr.. Maicas
leaves widow, Dolores and three children-Gus-
tavo. Eliza and Oscar r.
The funeral will be held at the family home at
o'clock this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-27
I. q. JANEwAY, N. D.
z. RICHARDSON. N. D
CHANGES IN ASSEMBLY COMMITTEES.

s. Frederick Nixon. who will undoubtedly be re-
elected Speaker OF the Assembly, is expected TO
arrive in the city to-day 10 consult with senator
Plat and other organization leaders about the
makup OF the Assembly committees. Governor
Roosevelt will be consulted before anything Is
finally decided upon B. B. Oden. the chairman OF
the Republican Committee, will also be consulted
II is said that the chief changes will be In the
chairmanships of the committees on Cities, Canals.
Insurance. Excise and Military Affairs. lothian
p Aids OF Chenango. the Republican floor leader,
will be continued as chairman OF the Committee
on Ways and Means. Il is said.
II Is reported that Assemblyman Falows VIII be
made chairman OF the Committee Cities. Ben
jamln F. Gleason. OF Monroe is prominently men
toned for the mead OF the Committee on Canals.
William A. Trip Of Duchess is said 20 be slated
for chairman of the Committee Insurance. ].
Samuel Fowler, Of Chautauqua IS spoken Of for
chairman OF the Excise Committee, and Charles
H Cotton OF Kings. is mentioned as likely 10 head
the Committee on Military Affairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-27
ADMIRAL SAMPSON AT BROCKT0N.

Il ADDRESSES A MASS MEETING AND Is RE
crvED WITH MUCH ENTHUSIASM.
v-,o,,o, Mass. Nov Gas a guest OF the city
|-a-ocl,+o, TODAY Rear Admiral W. T. Sampson
| tssa states Navy. was heartily received by the
rsns Not only did a large gathering OF people
= the Admiral speak, but they had the oppor-
&c. ~ shaking his hand. The Admiral came
| :. bv ,he invitation Of Mayor Low, dined at the
rnA ~ George Z. Keith, and later. with Chaplain
-. United States Navy. he was escorted to the
|rOckton Theatre by platoon OF ponce ana
Et,erv I 1st Heavy Artillery. Massachusetts
|olunteer Militia. where he spoke before mass
betting under the Young Mems CHRISTIAN Assocla-
| on auspices.
Admiral Sampson was warmly received as he
ose 10 speak. He referred In the highest terms
L the association and its work for the uplifting OF
|oung men. His address, which was Of considera-
Il length was greeted with great applause, and
l. the audience demanded that he should say
|omething further, the Admiral made brief ex-
emporaneous speech, in which he said in part:
have been acquainted with Hobson ever since he
Uttered the acade ny al Annapolis. ! know his his
Dry and capabilities When the North Atlantic
|QuadrOn ordered from Key West he was sent
! eir weak places. He found a number that would
ave been fatal had they remained ana had the
|'aniards been good shots. When he had been on
satiagO some time ! decided that We should block
e the harOOr by sinking large ship IN IL ana
JAILED HobsOn 10 plan for II.
aobson always had my unbounded trust. he was
ways brave and did his duty as he is doing II to-
~ 40 not believe WORD OF the stories ctIGu,
| eh as closing up the harbor Of Santiago l would
tAN HoDsOn 10 do II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-27
READY TO GIVE UP THEIR LANDS.
INDIANS WILL GO TO MEXICO AS SOON AS THEY
DISPOSE OF TRIBAL PROPERTIES.

INDIANS WILL GO TO MEXICO AS SOON AS THEY
DISPOSE OF TRIBAL PROPERTIES.
Guthrie Okla Nov 2s-w. J. Lyon emigration
agent OF the Republic OF Mexico who was sent 10
the Territory to confer with the Indians regard
ing their emigration to the Mexican Republic. held
another conference with the representatives, from
the Cherokee Choctaw, Chickasaw and Seminole
tribes last night. The Indian representatives.
stated that large number OF the fullbloods would
be ready TO leave here as soon as the question Of
disposing OF their tribal properties in the Indian
Territory had been adjusted by the United States
Government.
Dissatisfaction exists over the allotment plan un-
der which the Government proposes TO settle with
the Indians. This is the cause which is prompting
them 10 emigrate to a country where they will be
enabled 10 set up a new tribal government A
proposition Is made 20 the Indians 10 provide for
them something like six million or seven million
acres OF land IN Mexico and IN this connection Il
Is learned that the Mexican Government is inter
ested that the exodus OF the Indians take place
soon. -, ,,
not be learned in a talk with the representatives,
OF the Indians but that the Indians purpose leav-
ing the Indian Territory there can be no doubt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-27
A MEMORIAL TO DIR. LIVINGSTONE.

Tuaon correspondence OF The Birmingham Post.
H. ,!ers from British Central Africa show that
Id ,s-sssuon or permanent memorial which Is
Is s,T me last resting place OF Dr. Livingstone
'brt.t exciting a good deal OF interest among the
|ltsorsa. residents. ! gave some months ago an
|sen ~, OF the temporary measures which had
L. raAen by Mr. Codrington 10 mark the site or
'i..-,~ g1nou tree. under which DR.. Lvingstone's
a. nes buried. The observations taken at the
'As ntA make IL easy 10 find the spot even ir
SSSe erected by Mr.. CodringtOn should be re-
'Nsss,as ana that there IS therefore not the same
|enASs necessity which formerly existed Tor an
|lters &te Qeclslon as 10 q permanent memorial:
|, nsS,.nSSs indeed apparently been some sort OF
L., sulerstanoing as TO the erection or perma-
ID tb 4SJhorial When Mr.. Sharpe was requested
'scios, 1.oya! Geographical Society 10 remove me
'ton ~ the mpundu tree containing the inscrip-
|tRv s council OF the society undertook the pious
|knioss' permanently marking the spot TINS IN
osuf,s, was not however, widely known in BRITISH
la ,oI. africa. and local subscription was.
|hhcs .: started with the purpose OF raising me
'gOrx. Ut permanent memorial IL was IN re-
| az n. " IN appeal from the local committee when
| ssyeS G. matter IN hand that Sir Henry STANLEY
|ksreslH the matter some months ago. need
IL, ~ cay mat In matter OF this kind there 10
sacsrstt. nshtest prospect Of any permanent mis-
ans ,~hoing arising but before any decision -
|lSps,| as 10 the most suitable form for the per
ascrrros memorial Il is intended to consult Mr.
|shy,ls on who Is still understand. on the Tan
lad No, piateau. The section OF the mpunou tree
|Isst iSera., august last reached Zomba, ana !.
IL London iere be some time before II can arrive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-27
THE SAMOAN AGREEMENT.

nu->-rar. OF A REPORT REGARDING THE ACTION
OF THIS COUNTRY.
r,ar,,n Nov o6-The National Zeitung." re-
ferr,ne TO the rumors that the United States
C,o,,arn,nant Is disinclined to accept the Samoan
aa,raa-,ent without territorial compensation. de-
-1as that the United States has asked compen-
aa.,o- and declares that the efforts made to
s....,-h .ha eood understanding between Ger
- o,d the United States" may be considered
10 have failed
The "Berlner Tageblatt" says:
We learn on good authority that tne pr ,Sinb
oro+ia+Ions SOLELY concern the manner IN Whlcl
tbe United states Government shall give assent
m the new agreement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-27
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAY's FORECAST.
Washington Nov. 26.-The Gulf disturbance which was
central Saturday night Georgia is dssipatng over
the South Atlantic States and the rain area which at
tended II has extended northward 10 Western Kentucky
Tennessee and North Carolina Rain has also fallen from
the Middle and North Pacific Coast over the northern
Rocky Mountain region. The temperature changes have
been uninportant There present indications that
the Gulf disturbance Will again assume marked strength
hut the rain area Gulf and South Atlantic States
"a not likely 20 extend northward beyond the Ohio River
and Southern Virginia. Fair weather is indicated Monday
and Tuesday for northern districts. except on tho
northeastern Rocky Mountain slope. where rain will
occur In the Gulf and Southern Atlantic States
showers will be followed by fair weather. Fair weather
ia indicated for the Southwestern States and also In the
Pacific Coast districts. Along the Atlantic Coast tho
winds will be variable NewJersey northward. and
fresh northerly winds will prevail the South Atlantic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-27
MAZET COMMITTEE SITS TO-DAY.

J., voss Dr0rr1Fs TO SAY WHAT THE LINE OF
EXAMINATION WILL BE.
-bA Nazet Committee resumes its investigation
bic morning IN Part XI OF the Supreme Court III
b County Courthouse. Frank MOSS couhsel ioi
l. committee. declined 70 say one WORD YESTERDAY
out the line OF examination he VIII pursue H5
"a IN regard with entire indifference Richard
[okers coming departure for Europe Deputy
e-k walsh. Of the Court Of General Sessions. has
=, subpnnaed 10 bring before the committee q 9
ee number of indictments, but MI. MOSS mouI ~
80 -,at nee he Intended 10 make OF them. II
,ns nrohable that they will be employed IN snow
/ IN the District Attorneys Office little more
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-27
TO CONSOLIDATE NITRATE COMPANIES.

PLAN TO LIMIT THE PRODUCTION IN CTIILI-To
MAKE LONDON DISTRIBUTING CENTRE.
Milwaukee, Nov &c (specIaD.-Herman G. Schmidt.
Gillian Consul 10 Germany. now on visit 10 rea-
tiyes in this city is engaged in efecting consoh-
dalton OF forty nitrate companies OF Chill The com
bined output Of the companies IS 1900 pounds
a year and the amount OF capital invested in the
nroperties is t0OOO00 The object OF the consolida-
ton is 10 limit the output OF the product He IS
now on his way to London 10 close the deal Mr.
Schmidt said:
80 ne largest PRODUCERS on the west coast OF Chill
snr the consolidation, and my way TO Germany
7 shail stop at London TO negotiate with the Eng
isb com panies for their cooperation i nave no
Doubt the arrangement will be made; The pan OF
bosn Interested Is to make London the distributing
centre There will also be branch In HAMBURG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-27
|gUSF TAcATE PULPIT AND PARSONAGE.

Rochester " y Nov 26.-By virtue OF order
ssed yesterday by the Supreme Court the tenn
rary Injunction granted on November was made
|tm2nent against the Rev. Ernst Hartmann. for
2 last eight years pastor Of the First Evangelical
IN Church. in Grove-st, 10 remain permanently
say from the church in pastoral capacity. to
sale the parsonage and 10 turn over 10 the proper
|.lsoas any property belonging 70 the society that
~ DC IN his possession. There was defence,
H. Proceedings going against him by default. An
'sSzsu0n was also directed against the Rev. Mr..
=. lnlann for costs Of the action.
Ia trouble arose over difficulties between the
Sses and the pastor and a falling off IN the
tsases o. the church which. IL is said, was due
|r-x o. interest taken In the preachers sermons.
s ~ Rev Mr.. Hartmann has formed a new con-