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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01

IA little borrowing demand for stocks ana '''0
market is full Of stocks Offering for lending
CONFERENCE OK COPPER-It was reported
in the Street that the Standard OIL interests NV
a conference IN this city yesterday r'a"Nr ~
copper market This was believed to be the reaso"
for the strength OF Amalgamated copper. Inc
runor OF n conference could not be confirmed NJ
the office OF tho Amalcamated Copper company
BIDS TO CALL LEATHER.-Hds OF per cent
70 call five thousand shares OF lnt'd H"','
Leather common at 30 for sixty days were maze
on the Stock Exchange yesterday. BIDS 70 ca" '''
stock at 80 this year were also made
SILVER EXPORTS.-The steamship -. LOUIS.
smiling for Europe to-day. will take out liVo
ounces Of silver shipped by ". Guggenhelm So"S'
FOREIGN SELLING London was a heaNy
seller I'm the local market yesterday the to'"' 49,
amounting 10 inward Of 5000 shares. The heaviest
sales were I'm Union Pacific Norfolk and Nes'e'"
Issues St paul. and l.chison preferred
OPENS FOR BUSINESS. The Bankers IruS.
COMPANY OF New-York opens for business TO-DAY "'
80 10 Wal-st
OFFER TO INVESTORS.-N. ". Harris Il CO..
Of New-York Chicago and Boston. offer 10 III
vesfors subject to prior sale. at loi ana interest
netting about a. per cent >"'o'V'o p.
thirty year gold bonds Of the Hamilton r''."'
LIGHT and Cataract Power Company, Limited OF
IGNITION Ontario Canada the National Trust
Complnv Of Ontario Limited. trustee. DctallS Oh
tho investment will be found I'm an announc'm'"t
I'm another column Of this issle The last "N"""'
earnings Of the company. as verified by eNp''' "'
countants show the gross earnings I" nave "''"
sloa 600. leaving. after deduction OF all operating
eNu.nscs and interest on the bonds, net surplus
Of So 81 A. with evidence shat both gross ana n''
earnings Of the company Will show cons'deraole Ill
crease during the coming year
STORAGE POWER COMPANY.-The annual
meeting of the Storage Power Company took place
Yesterday The following directors were re-elecle'-
Henry L. Sprague. Or. ". Seward Webb. William
l.. Bull Andrew O. Blair, Frederick NcholS'
Nathan s. Guilford Frederick Jennings AIRED -
Amos. j. Wesley Allison. Edward Barr and william
T. Prill
TO PAY DIVIDENDS New-York Security
and Trust Company. Farson, Leach d co.. the
United States Mortgage and Trust Company 'ne
Knickerbocker Trust Company, y ". Harris q
CO.. and Winsow Lanier q Co. will pay dlVidchda
on number Of securities. lists Of when VIII D.
found IN another column.
J. H. DUNES MISREPRESENTATION H.
Dunno begs to inform the public that ne mas sew
cred his relation with Schwartz. Dupse * CO.. OF
Chicago being their New-YOrk representative anu
announces that he has established his headquar-
ters with Price. Mccormick & Co., Of Ne"-fork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01
CHARACTER OF TRADING.

After early bear aggressveness the stock market
became strong ending the day at advancing prices
The fact that money market advances did not IN
duce heavy speculative liquidation doubtless az
fected bear sentiment 10 such an extent that COW
erlng Of short sales was considered the safest
course 10 follow Keene brokers were sellers IN
the morning. but sales were easily absorbed by
substantial houses and brokers representing the
largest interests IN the Street. Flower brokers'
Standard OIL brokers and Morgan brokers were
BUYERS Flower & Co. were heavy buyers or red
eraI steel and Brooklyn Rapid Transit. The de-
elmo was thought 70 be due 70 change IN posltoh
by Il speculative Interest in the stock. American
Malt issues were again weak Inc ADVANCE J"
Federal steel common and preferred was due TO
heavy legitimate investment buying, induced by
the comnanys big earnings and the certainty OF
per cent dividend on the common I'm 1880. Some
OF the BUYERS and sellers We're. seymour, Johnson
& CO. sold Manhattan. Otto Kohn G"V sold
American Tobacco Bell & CO. and /. Ia Mon
tagne jr. bought Chicago. Burlington and quincy
H. Content & Co. sold Sugar. London sold Louis
Vile and Nashville II. Allen & co. 1900, Pepper
& stern. W. f. Lawrence * Son and j. j. smith
4 co. q cDN sold Missouri Pacific. Flower co.
bought Brooklyn Rapid Transit Muir q Powell
crD bought Southern Pacific. Rolston * Bass.
j. NJ Martin * Co. $3.50 and Halle Stegtz
q 500, bought Sugar. H. Content ~ co. dcrD and
T.. ; Chaplin q 60. sold. >. ; h4che y 90 4oUs, ~
r. Wheeler snI r., J. Oppenhe.m Go. sold -
Paul G. Mine heiwer * Co. bought lin Pate
orders. sold l. de Cordoya & CO. ueyO bought
Sugar. 4. \. Housman X co. ana :, j., dsatu-
sit- r ! Tavor & GO. (2eo) sold II. content *
co. (2csO sorght Sugar: &. NJ. Dodge & Go. urO
Rohinson gold Manhattan. J. a. Baker bought
Norfolk and Western. Mcintyre & Wariweil sold
,.. o,,rht BalHimore and Ohio g. F. Knob
LAUGH bought Southern Pacific. K. Waller. jr sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01

22eiesao4; balances sS3ia775. Chicago-Exchanges'
81 So. OILS: balances s.57621. Phiadelphia-E~-
changes. 81 4s2 49, balances. 2iO2Se. bos'on-EN-
changes. s27 So3,14s; balances. So%l'' baltimore
Exchanges 86lOO5l: balances. SitsS'o
FOREIGN MONEY MARK EI.-Can "o,ey III
1.ondon nor cent. open market discount rate
9e04 ner cent for short and per cent Tor long
bills. Berlin discount rate. 5ls per cent Berlin eN-
change on London 20 marks As pfennigs Paris ex-
change on London % francs 2ia confines F"r'S
discount rate. 81. per cent
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-British consoiS l"l
money. l04; for account loi. fren'h rent
,ranos so,A confines Spanish As in London. 6l7s.
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver 5Nsc Mex
team silver dollars. 40 Bar silver in London
2Cs4d. 100 ,,-, a.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. %25' Lisbon A.
Buenos Ayres 40; Rome. 6s2is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01

The impression IS general I'm Wall street that
owing 20 tnc recent forced closing OF few mills
account Of low water the international Paper Com
yauy Is unable to MI all of the heavy demands for
its product. on this basis recent sales OF the COM
pauy's securities have been made. In expectation
~ heavy demand this fall and realizing the pos
sib.iiy Of severe draughis. the company Increased
it, stock early I'm the season To- extent that Is
equal to the demand, Dies pe the idl,n.ss
of certain mills. Chester vs.. is man assistant %
the president OF the company. said yesterday that
the company was handling "A large business that
10 business had been turned away. ana that earn
ings showed an appreciable gain over this time a
,..tr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. oct 3i-American securities opened de-
pressed on the lower overnight operations from
Now-York and prices remained down with htue
doing The only stock to show strength was
Denver and Rio Grande preferred The close was
weak Last prices were: Canadian Pacific Ff,
Erie 49, Erie first preferred. 3Si; Illinois Central
1l9i4: Union Pacific preferred. 1915; 81. Paul com
mon 1904; New-York Central. 1921; Pennsylvania.
Gs: Reading l04: Northern Pacific preferred. IN;
Atchison 22a Louisville and Nashville $50; Grand
Trunk 7ss and Anaconda, 9i4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01
RROOKIYN TRANsITS EARNINGS.

Operators who buy Brooklyn Rapid Transit TO
hold should bear IN mind that tho company is now
in n position where it reduce It's operating eN-
penses and accumulate earnings for surplus tund
for future dividends. The company's enormous ex-
penditurcs I'm the last few years on new equipment
erd construction account were made for the pur
pose Of handling the Increased business that *
pansion IN population promised. The property has
been built up at tho expense OF dividends factor
which eventually will accrue to the benefit Of the
security owners. Earnings Of the company far
this month have shown a large gain over the same
time last year, while operating expenses have de
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01
PENNSYLVANIA'S EARNINGS.

Pennsylvania statement for September adds an
other brilliant showing TO the companys long list
OF good monthly exhibits Of the current calendar
year Gross earnings increased SsJi 300 and net
earnings S15G 900 making for the nine months OF
the year "a gain in gross Of sf.422. ZOO and a gain
I'm net ~ S216 500 compared with the same time
a year ago Heavy gains by the Pennsylvania in
September compare with a record breaking period
u year ago and the same may be said of all com
panies reporting for September.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - New-Orleans-C Com
mercial, s. 90 discount; bank par. San Francisco
sight l2l1c: telegraph l5c Cincnnati-Over the
counter. 5oc premium, between banks par. savan-
nah-Blying sc OF over &. selling par over g.
Chariesto n-Buying. 1-l0c discount. selling par.
Boston 7c l5c and oc discount. Chicago-S5c dis
count. 81. Louis-Sl discount.
BANK CLEARINGS. New-York - Exchanges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01
PACIFIC COAST COMMON STOCK

In sending ont the checks for the dividend re-
Gently declared on its common stock the Pacific
Coast Company incloses "A circular 10 each share
holder saying that the directors have decided 70
make quarterly payments on the common stock
and viii make such distributions as tn" earnings
seem 10 warrant. u may he said on excellent
authority that current earnings are az about the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.-Market firm. FINAL
quotations follow:

RAILROAD BONDS Market Irregular Total
saies amounted in par value TO sisS15oo' against
S3lsioop on Monday. The heaviest dealings were
In the Atchison. Baltimore and OHIO and Central
Pacific issues Chesapeake and Onto Ans, Chicago
Rock Island and Pacific A.. Colorado and southern
er-+ 4 Kansas city. Plttsburg and Gulf lists. Ms
souri, Kansas ana Texas IDS Northern Pacific As
Reading general u.s. 81 Louis Southwestern 2is'
Southern Pacific 4s. southern Railway nrst o.
Union Pacific Is and Wabash debenture rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01

MONEY RATES Money on call. 20 per cent.
The highest rite was 80 per cent The last loan
was NJ per cent. which was the lowest rate The
time money market was quiet AT 5po per cent LOT
e.xty days SD5 per cent for three months and 59S
per cent for four and six months on railroad col
lateral. and above on mixed collateral Commercial
paper rates were $40 per cent FOR the best names
FOR three. four and six months Paper not so well
known ruled higher
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market steady. Actual
c-l.lLA no Follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01
quoted az follows regarding the car situation anu
St Pau's earnings:

II. 'HTIIIIIb"f
Tho car situation Is much improved ath9usn W Vie
are SIN short OF freight equipment 70 colsu,7 -
extent The volume Of traffic Is about equai Dy To-
ways We are spending a great deal OF in,iy H.
Leftermentg for which the cost constantly ~.
crcases The money for these iHipros,tn..'m,rr
comes ont Of earnings II f. not surprising Ing
,.t earnings should be materially reduced Spea 4
Ing Of tho pros poets ahead for the western lvhu'
for the coming year, Mr. Miller said mat the .yn
n,ee onored promises another year OF prosperity
souol TO- n not exceling. tho present year Na''S
arc good and passenger travel Is heavy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01
ST. pAULs EARNINGS EXPLAINED.

Roswell Miller. chairman Of the Board Of Direct
ors OF the Chicago. Milwaukee and s.. Paul. Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK.

The Controller OF the Currency, at Washing
ton on Monday approved the application OF tho
Domestic Exchange National Bank Of New-forK,
o,nital s2oono for permission TO begin business.
This bank which has been organized by Robert d.
Kent cashier Of the Passaic National Bank, OF
Passaic y j.. and vice-president OF tho Ruther-
ford National Bank Of Rutherford. n j.. Is 10
have as its exclusive purpose the collecting OK
onf-of-fown checks for banks and important bust
moss houses Tho policy of the institution VIII be
10 correspond directly with practically al points
within reach OF days mail from New-fork
CITY and also with an towns Of considerable size
throug.out the country and in Canada Immediate
returns Will he arranged for and payment for coll
lectiors will as a rule be made when such returns
are I'm hand Tclegraphic transfers from distant
cities VIII in many cases be arranged for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01

NAV Company for the fiscal year ended June :"
1899 IS issued The revenue account OF ''e 'o''''''
Including all proprietary companies. shows
isa9 1898 changes
earnings so5 OH ~, s22 57754a Inc. s244o3eo
o1tni1 os. 2ssoccs 24,3co l37ois
To'sl .erp'ss s27 sass72 s25o2Iios Inc. s257s7s
ogergq', ,<s Expenses seos iaseo02 Inc 1920
x, sa 90 SIC: "a; * Dec bee 5SS Il
other income ''-'''i
rh,, income. slasooeo5 siao7''o7 Inc. sci'aes
Fixed charges and
de1a - r. NJ ,sses7i sena74o Dec sio77a's
pyie.paa on G5ce' sssoa4 10000 Inc. 2a'loa'
@ sj 90 ' 5is. Sc B be, 's sssssi
-.,.,.,,,4 Of freight and passenger traffic on
tho entire system as compared with the previous
year show: ,soo isss Changes
- ;is go s .s 3 s5 Si5' In. 2oie 80
T'r~ ea ME Si3 E. si5s ~ ~ inc
- the wear the amount OF wheat carried III
-reaeo1 about 100000 bushels. as compared VII"
tho preceding year The Increase IN IN" 'o'"' -
enuo tonnage was $4,000 tons. Inc ea'n''sS '''",
Messenger trains show an increase IN the S'"' -
The average lNf'''' f"'
mile has decreased from 2222 cents 70 -'-7' 0e"1"
Tho tons one mile have Increased lid pei -
tho car miles 62i per cent and the freisnt T IA
,ueage n pcr cent Increasing the a'tias - % ar
80 afs tons per train nearly twenty TONS " 81
.a,,, f-2 In the year the Sildlf 49,
- 80 corranv has been increased oo'"D slnl'i7
So 00 i0D % which 62 2f6 shares ray. .- M oa ,rere
-. tho Ar-r 25OUOO shares issued slo,V',',, ,o~,i
ad Tor he redemption Of the company 81 iyo ao
49, 4 ner cent bonds and the remaining sNyc"y'
,bo aco,,isfion Of the capital STOCK o. te 7'ns
49, o,d Montana Railroad Company ne 81 81 -
49,, 80. 6so 0 shares S25 600 0c-was autnorizep1 ~
10 r,rnose Of acquiring the stock or me - ~
,fi,,oorols and Manitoba Railway ,ompthy. ~
remaining 80 90 shares were OHeItu " ~, nava
t,iI,rs ~ BAR OF this stock liNhib snaleS ~ ~
hoe, ,esmed and there remain AZ snares III ~, III
,rsse,,~, Of tho company OF the slfs',olvv I', ,p
-, +Lc above issue s. 10000 were us'i ~ 80,
nrti 80 for - 90 shares OF the capita stoCh
80 ,fo Eastern Railway Of Minnesota, the oaIs" -
-ee,o,irfrg i'm the company's treasury, Il par -.
-i-oe heeu used in acquiring the stosh
and bonds OF the Spokane FANS ana - IN
~ system There changes IN lle 49, -,
,he handed debt of the Eastern Railway colipIin,
- Nnresota nor I'm the bonded DEBT OF any o' -
,ro,rtefcr nv COMPANY President Hi says tnd1 ~
tlrt ~ Diroco rs after due consderatloii NJ
Taught the better way to provide capital reQu i
Tor fnfilre extensions or purchases OF ny ~
,o,il he hv tho issue Of additional shares OF SUI
giyinr The shareholders the opportunity 70 go
scrihe for the same par II proporu9n 10 ttuI1
reenective holdings This policy Will rapi1ly reuure
he annual interest charge ana Srchslneh '"7 ~'
uanz-s positlon IN every way
The condensed balance sheet Of June 90 sno r..
1875. laisse,c, o,
cost ~ properties ss5 1851 7s s5oS2lis .>'o'o"0oS
Bonds with rru-- .. 600 oon Dee Is 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01
STOCKS CLOSE STRONG.
EARLY LOSSES RECOVERED.
ACTIVITY IN FEDERAL STEEL ISSUES
MONEY AT 20 PER CENT FOR
MOST LOANS.
STOCKS

Closing prices yesterday Of the principal active
securities and net changes from Mondays last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01

| CO % Am Is % e0i. Newark pass q IL l-4
~ =, ~ - * 10- los Peoples Tr1r - f0- i0s
( e p & q IS III. 72is Unl-n Ira, Is. es'. ssi
: Con -. ilois III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01
STREET RAILROADS IN OTHER CITIES

GAS SECURITIES
dleported by C. I Hudson 4 Coz Nos "a & "a all-s)
BONDS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01
GREAT NORTHERN.

The pamphlet report OF the Great Northern Rail
vav Company for the fiscal year ended June 81
1899 IS issued The revenue account OF the company
Including all proprietary companies, shows
,soo 1898 Changes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01

.Ex dividend ..Washington market
TRUST AND SURETY COMPANIES.
fReportea by clinton Gilbert. 30. ? Wsl.s'J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

The daily Washington Treasury statement Issued
Yesterday covering actual results 81 two days ago.
compared with the last preceding statement is as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES.

RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01

Tois saes for he day 5is oss
'Cnlistea.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-07-28
ALL SORTS.

Trib cures insect bites and stings.
Shirts made TO order by Sam Cohn.
Nevada produced ver 800, 600
pounds Of copper last year.
Another load of freight was shipped
to the Blue Lakes yesterday.
L. H. Bell shipped a wagon load Of
freight to Wellington yesterday.
Frank Golden's horse startled things
yesterday by running away.
For a nobby new suit see the samples
Joe Plat has just received.
T. B. Hickey is visiting in San Fran
cisco.
All crash hats at less than cost at
F. W. Days.
The Nevada Mineral Paint factory is
kept busy turning out orders.
A strike of high grade ore is reported
IN the Dexter mine at Tuscarora.
c. II. Maish and family returned from
"trip to Lake Tahoe yesterday.
If you want something to interest
you look at F. W. Day al.
Miss Stanaway will sing Rotolis
beautiful Roman Serenada" at her
song recital Saturday night.
THE Likeness of the best of Moth
ers" is one of the ballads on Saturday
uight's program.
The examination of applicants for ad'
mission 10 tbs Nevada bar will take place
before the Supreme Court next Satur
day.
Judge Curler Of the Second Judicia
District has declared the Act making
Justices of the peace ex-otticio coroner:
unconstitutional.
A new roof is being placed on The
Baker building, and when the other i'm
provements are completed it will max
splendid structure for the coolidge anC
Kelly Bros store.
A Nevada county rancher deposited
$3.50 in g~reenbacks in his haystack TO
safe keeping. The stack was burned las
week and the h~usbandman lost both hi
hay and b. currency.
Two fine soaps-Crofts & Reed
Grab Apple Bloom, absolutely pur,
and the Peerless American bath soap
p. N. Hansen, agent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-07-28
N;oIatei Var Tax

Yesterdays Bulletin contains tde fol-
lowing, which should serve AS an object
lesson to people who unthinkingIy Vic
late the war tax law:
John H. Speck, a real estate agent, was
arrested this morning by United States
Marshal Shine on a warrant issued iy
Commissioner Heacock, charging him
with violating The war-Stamp regulations
The warrant is sworn to by Burt Nj.
Thomas, the revenue agent.
The warrant states that Peck leased
two pieces of property last April to Gus
TONERS without affiXing to the lease the
war stamp as required by the regulation.
Speck was lot taken into custody but
rave bonds for his appearance.
Deputy Revenue Collector Prick this
morning issued two new decisions that
have been received from department
headquarters at Washington relative to
the war stamp regulations. A decision
of much importance to bankers and
other people who e. business with checks
was that hanks must not atfiX stamps Ia
unstamped CHECKS when presented and
must return ia drIWer and unstamped
check presented fer payment. This re
vokes decision 1906 issued last year by
the Department..
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-07-28
Gold From the Dexter.

The Dexter of T~uscarora, New,
came in with both barrels loaded again
Monday, says the Salt Lake Tribune,
the contents of one that consisted of a
bar of gold bullion of the value of
81, 700 going into the vaults of the
Bank of the Republic, while those of
the others consisting of gold dust OF
the value of s., 100 were shot into the
sampling rooms of the Consolidated
Kansas City Smelling and Refining
Company. It is intimated that this is
perhaps the Iightest shipment that VII
be sent out by Superintendent McKen'
zie, and that from this time the output
will be steadily increased.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-07-28
A Fine Resort

Senator Livingston and family have re-
turned from a weeks visit at Valleys
Springs. The Senator is enthusiastic
over the visit and says it is the finest
place in the State. He says that under
the management of the Raycraft boys
the improvements have altered the prop
erty to such an extent that it would
hardly be recognized by visitors who
have visited the resort in times gene by.
They have brought water into the place,
rearranged the baths, placed porcelain
bath tubs III the small rooms and have a
water system that Will throw water over
any roof on the place. The Senator
claims it is the best all-round piece OF
property in this section and has the
property managers at its back.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-07-28
No Further Prosecution

L. :. District Attorney Summerfleld
received last evening a letter from the I.
s. Attorney General stating that the mat
ter of h criminal proceedings against
Frank b. Carson, A. p. Merriw Gather and
Annie Eagan, charged with ~assaulting
Indian Agent MaYbugh. had been re-
ferred 70 the Secretary of the Interio. .
The Secretary a@'i>ad that in view of
the changes contemplated III the force OF
the Western SAoshone Reservation, fur
ther criminal prosecution of the parties
was not desired. Consequently the mai
ter VIII not be taken before the U. S.
grand jury and the prosecution will be
dropped.-JOurnal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-07-28
Nearly Drowned.

Word came from Washoe Lake last
evening to the effect that Louis Legree
OF Silver City, had nearly met his
death by drowning. He and a COM
panion were swimming, and Legree
got beyond his depth and e down.
His companion went to his rescue, and,
as Legree was sinking the last time,
managed to get him out. When word
people were working on the young man
and hopes were entertained for his re-
covery. The scene of the accident is
mean the Club House and it is supposed
that help had been secured from that
place.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-07-28
Great Hosiery Sale.

Commenting today s. B. Cohen will
inaugurate q great hosiery sale in
children's hose. He VIII offer at spec
ial sale a complete line of children's
fast black hose, extra heavy guage,
double knee at l23 cents a pair. These
hose generally retail at rs cents a pair,
but they will be offered during this sale
at l23 cents. This is 4 great opportun-
ity for ladies to lay in Il good supply Of
hosiery; children Will wear them out,
but when you car buy them at half
price then is the time to buy Il quantity
OF them. The sizes run from t TO 10.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-07-28
Missionary Lecture

Fenton A. Bonham, representing the
Student, Volunteer Missionary move
meut, Will address the Methodist ana
Presbyterian Church socie!iss on FRIDAY
evening at the Presbyterian Church.
Proceeding the address there Will be a
praise service, prayer by Rev J. NJ. Will
son, scripture reading by Rev. a. J. Nc
Murtry, selected solos, etc.
Address: The young pes0le's move
ment and it's relation 10 the extension OF
Christ's Kingdom"
Following Mr.. Bonhan's address there
will be an open discussion led by Mr..
c. Cults.