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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05

DLrRIES SUMMONS, IN THE DISTRICT
tourt First Judicial District of the state
OF Idaho. In aud for the fonuty of hnicnui
sand Point Iumb.-r GatnpahJ. 2 corporation
Limited, piaindH, against 4 '. Roberts, de-
fefiaant Tie state nf Idaho Ia &. +. Rob-
trts defendant You ARE h.rsby notified.
a. yon hasr iaen uotIftd. that here IL nos
on fiie in the office OF the isrk OF the District
Court. ~ thu lIf>i judicial District 81 said
state, ia Raihdrnm. county ~ koot email The
complaint of the above named plaintiff,
wherein Judgment Is demanded against you
sof h. sum ~ - hundred sixty sgiglli. i4-iHl
doiaf. e.sais ~ With interest and for costs. II
being for "A balance Of account for grlds.
wares and merchandise snld ard u"ilf"rrh 10
sou rs said plaiuiif. a. your special iD-'iitie''
and request. between the iifsi dag of AOytta
h.r I-lh and The fifteenth day ~ March. isFi.
ana FOR "a 81 advanced 20 you by said plaiuttf,
Il yuar special tnttHs.ff and request. NJ part
- said balance ~ arrUnnt haNtna laasn ualA.
~ unpaid Aud you are also notified that UT
lI,~ pBu APPEAR ana ansNer - said rumpihlHi
within ten days after The service hereof II
-,.rved Within kusf'i4ai county. and within
IN enfy days II served DpI II said County. bsi
Aifiia said Judicial District, aud ~ thin f1f y
dsv- n -ers. ed Iut ~ said District. exclusive
81 day 1T sssF, isi3 e plaintiff Will iaie luae-
inont by default a4iitu~f you for thc sum fns IL
TONED IN Niid complaint. ip-wii: For the
.;sia 81 SIS huudrud and staty ght g-tt1 dal-
lHrs still int r7sst aud FOR tsAtS.
given under NY hand and til"
seal NJ the District Court ~
~ file First judicial uistrlct
SEAL, III rne state Of idiIhn. D and
fjr thu county II haDienat
mis- tiih day of September
4 - 1896
$50. {. CALLAHAN, tlors
.u, u,.rr.. ~ 4. cook. Deputy
-i-oie Attorney for Plaintiff.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05

NOTICE FOR Pr Hf.h'ATl0S- bfPART-
y mcnt 81 the interior. Land Office u, tneur
d'Alsne. Idaho SEPT, ;. lasu Notice -
hereby given ulai ID. follu~ ing n natd set
tier has ilf-i notice Of her intention - make
final proof IN support OF her claim. and that
SAID proof VIII ts- made before the Register
and Receiver at Cos-ur d'Alene. Idaho on
October q 1900 viz: sarAh J lee. 40. No
10 for the ~. M a and NNl sLs, >"f% ~
L. ON. X. 5 W. ". NJ
she names ths following Witnesses TO prove
her continuous rrsidefsse upon ara suiiiNa-
tiop OF said land VIZ Herman Aiide. rank
Gresham IA uInei Green and William II. Ia
Bile, all SPOKANE Bridge. Wash.
~ H. ~ DLONs;.
soc Register
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05

untll election day. He will speak in
All parts Of kootcnai county. Mr..
Whitaker is splendid talkcr and Il
well pasted man. While national is
sncs will not he ignored ny Mr.. Whit
aker. state and county affairs will re-
ceiye his special attention. The yot-
cls III The precincts he Viii visit, az all
PARTIES. are urged 10 come Oh. and lis
ten to him. His appointments are rs
follows:
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05
>,nrtqt FDH prnTIcATfoN rJNHFR

NOTICE FOR prBLlC ALTON rIMBER
= Land. Act jane 3 l-9s nii'd STATES
and bfnse Cesar GsAlsus. la.1iri. August
r. igu N.tti..e IS hefyiity gtSen fhai Ia COM
pliAnss. wits the 1.iuN isions II The "a, OF lon-
ere.s RI June Z f.ss. entitled AN Art for the
- tlf timber laud. ia the STATE. ~ salifot-
aia Oregon. Net ada. and Washington Terri
tofV q ~ eSl,b.ieHd 10 ail ilr Public Lamd
states By arf pf August ls,e. riufna N.
Harris ~ i Hslfitnru. tntgts Of HAY held.
STATE ~ Nte-on~in. has tiiA- uay hl.d In this
afire l4tsf sworn sfatoptsri M ~. f,tr he pnr-
i.f.iss. Of the NJ. ~ ~ $50. NJ - IN Twp. No.
- n X. Ne W. H. NJ. and will Offer pisoftn
show that the land sought u more .alua BILE for
It. timber stone than for 2ri-1liural pur
poses. and to establish hs'r claim To said land
b,.sor.. hc Register aud Receiver af this Office
At Cnenr dAi.'ne, idshe on TUESDAY the l3,b
day Of NovefHls'r. issn.
She NAMES a. witnesses: Nellie v. Riley. of
ehlpia.Wa Falls. Mis-. Arthur noolittie. of
S.indpeint. idai,o, Mae Armstrong of Lady
smith, rs. and May NJ Greenwood. OF Wash
burn. n il.
ANY and uii PERSONS claiming adversely the
ahovt-dcscrIbcd lands are requested IA hie
their claims In this office on or before said
n VI RrpLoNG.
AIN Rcst.irr
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION DEPART
- mcDt of tho Interior. land Office ~ t.Heu
q Airne. Idaho sept z ftsa Notice il hereby
given thai the foiioHing-na med settler has
flied notice OF hi, lntfntion 70 make ina proof
In support 81 his cia!ui and that said proof
will te made b.sfor. Register and Receiver AZ
cospr q, Alene Idaho ON ocioissr Il, 1870, viz
81. Twp. u ". range W. H. VI.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
hi, continuous residence upon Il nd cultivation
OF said and VIZ; Mark Finney. Bud Fin
ney. George Davis. and Gus Nicolai. ali of
Rafhdruul Idaho.
n. II. BI-DLoNG.
-s-oi2. Register.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05

The following letters have not been
calico for and remain dead in the post :
Office at Rathdrum, Idaho, Sept. 30,
1900:
Eckhart James. johnson Helen
Jones Geo. r. Rogers Jas.
Riley. Mrs. JOS sheffield &. y.
shaw ;lrs Ats-il-rrt. sef..nlhali i. X.
Neimer. Dean.
When calling for any Of the above
letters please say advertise >
JOHN +. IosT, +. NJ.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05

NOTICE FOR BLiCATioN DEPART
y mrut of The interior, Land othcc "A,
Occur Il A lrnp. Idaho Sept - 1870, Notice is
hereby given thai the folIowing-namnd sci
Her has filed notice of his intention Ia make
hnul proof III support Of his claim and thai
said proof Rili be made before the Rrgislt r
1ad Receiver al tDeur II Aicnt. Idaho on
December -. 1!hi VIZ: Michael A. Hickey.
nd ,ai. for tho F.ts SEA. sec rs. Twp. 20 y.
H. q W. Vs. NJ
lie names the following witnesses 10 PROVE
His continuous residence upon and enltivd-
lion of said land. viz Samucl Green Ang-
ust Plonsie. August Oakland aud Herman
" Hide ail of spokane Bridge, Wash
ID. II. Bt Di.oNt;.
S,S-Na Register.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION DEPARf-
- ment of The Interior, Land Office a. 'Aur
d. Alenc. Idaho sept .. lHp}. NOTICES hereby
given that the following nHmcd settler ba',
flied notice OF his intention II make final proof
Ia support of his claim. and that said proof
will b.. mad. before ". :. Lindsay. L : Com
missioner AT Priest River. Idaho on Novem-
ber 9Th. 1870 VIZ: iohu VI. 'rater Id. idsi.
for the NJ 4, SEE 81! Twp. y y. X. W. II.
"
lie NAMES the following witnesses 10 prove
his cont inuou. residence men and cnltivnti0n
of said land. viz; James I. Pfat"r. Thumns
Bcntou. Or'n Howe. Francis NJ. Lee, all Of
Priest Kiyer Idaho.
ID. II BUDLpSG.
Sss NJ Register.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05

NOTICE FOR ~ BLltATiON -nEPAbT-
= mcnt OF the interior Land ofcc AT Occur
a. Alcne. Idaho. sept. N 1901 Notice Is here
hy given thar the fullowing-na settler
has filed notice NJ his intention IT, make Hnal
proof IN support of his claim and that said
proof viii Dr made before Register and Re-
celvcr al Occur ii Aicnc Idaho. on November
y. 1850. VIZ: John u, Iceberg Hid. l2s3 for tbs
SN : NV :. ana tots |, 2 J, !. ~ct ., Twp. u
y. Il. : W. u. VI
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon, AMI cutlNA-
zion Of. said land. w: james @. Rnusli. lo-
seph Edwards. William II Brown and Jaeot
Goodrich, uil OF Athol. Idaho,
u. H. III DloNG.
S.S-N. kctaiNrr
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05
EEn AND HEARD ABOUT TOWN.
". Dorman left for Spokane

lhl Rcl.
Sherman made a business trip
kane this week
Die Ersch has left for Spokane
|caged in the millinery business.
F. A. Walker and daughter
kteee Post Falls visitors one day
IS week.
4 the furniture man, has re-
his first consignment OF goods.
pe prices.
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ballingcr,
lO-pound girl. The mother
lid are doing nicely.
Egbers OF .Athol, republican
ate for school superintendent.
town Thursday.
eggs OF Occur d'Alfne passed
b town Thursday en- route to
(e toattend the fruit fair.
Longley OF Bonners Ferry
over in Rathdrum today on
home from the fruit fair.
Whitaker, republican nomi-
state senator, was in town to-
be speaks at Hauser tonight.
kix-months' old baby Of Mr.. and
m. Esch is very i'll. Water on
lin is the nature Of the trouble.
Craig, republican committee
Cocolalla precinct, was shak-
dis with Rathdrum friends last
".
!. II. Johnson and Mrs. S. NJ.
vent to Spokane Monday to At
he fruit fair, and returned
)day.
Michael OF Fairfield, WASH, ar
town this week and will make
lm his headquarters the com
ter.
ncessant rain OF the past week
a dampener on the attendance
pokane fruit fair from the sur
g country.
Reiniger, ST., has been con-
his home this week with a
ke, caused by a bail OF hay fall.
b his leg.
e the Rathdrum people who
b the opening of the fruit fail
pne Tuesday were Mesdames
LAWN and Manor.
ptor windmills and Red jacket
Write us for catalogues and
MCGOWAN Bros, Spokane,
O5
Ella Sparks returned toda,
urray, where she has beer
for the last seven months
ny Rashdrum friends are
20 welcome her return home
aunders arrived in town thi.
I'm Oregon and iS'visiting hi.
Mrs. Matte Saunders, and hi.
tents, Mr.. and Mrs. Vim
icy G. l.. Hoffman returned
morning from Lewiston
e had been since Monday at
The October term of the STATE
court.
the tiye-year old son Of Mr.
Joseph Poirier, is very il
attack OF inflammation OF TIN
It IN sincerely hoped that tn,
ow will soon recover.
Dpf's stock OF furniture ha
nd he is now prepared to NEE
lndS Of his customers for any
that line. Location, on
OF Eilert's meat market.
> made from any photo b.
he photo tent artist. II
idies' Aid Society of Attic
a supper in the new churcl
night. Cake, coffee an
es will be served for Is cents
prdially invited.
lean, have you registered
plain question. II you hav
|all right. If you haven't
%, and at once. Don't kee
of day after dizzy. 1t is a
ter, and above all "a most i'm
me.
ayigne was in town Wedne.
5 way to Spokane from Spiri
be camping season being owe
GATED his summer cottage a
nnd returned to his home
stoves and ranges are mad
lrgest manufacturers I'm Il
terit tells. Sold exclusivel
van Bros, Spokane. Wash.
ltefiey passed Through tow
en- route To Spokane. NJ
'ame down from the kee
?, near Lakeyiew, and had
sion a blue print map Of Il
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05

NOTICE FOR pIi BIlCA1iON ISOLATED
- Truct. nited states Land bihcf, to.nf
Il leDp. Idaho. Notice i hereby given tbat
Ia pursuance Of Instructions from tlic Com
missioner of Tbs General Land o'ie. under
authority vested ia him by section 2555, I. :.
Rev stat. "a amended by the act OF CON
gr,s. approved February ii l-95 We viii pro-
ctcd Ia ofer Al public SHE "a the iii day of
November 1900. next st thisJfiee the following
tract OF land, to-wii: lofs !. :. AMI I, So.
~. r. ~ n. X. w. H. ".
Any and all ps r~ons claiming adversely fh''
| abS,ya-deseribrd lands arr ais ised 10 hi'
their chains Ia this ofiic" ou or before the ah
above designated for the commencement OF
said sale. urther@ise their rights mii b. for
feited. -. II. III DlsbNas
Register.
Dated eoeur dtilene. idaho. sept =; lsas.
ss.tN-Ng
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05

NOTICE FOR II BLK ATiDN TIMER
- Land. Acf June z les- nlted states
Land office. Occur d Aieuc. ld8ho. August 49,
1874 Notice H. hereby given that ~ compliance
wlli, The provisions Of the act ~ ct,nEres. ~
June 3 r.. entitled An act FOR the safe of
tifntssr lands in the states ~ California Ore
gon. Nevada and Washington Territory sis
extended 10 III tie Public Land STATES by acl
~ August 4. lsti2 Charles BeHrdnore. ~
Priest River. County ~ hoosenai. state ~
idaho, has this day filed ia this af,icc his
sworn statement NJ Is for tlie purchase Of
the >E1i Ne IL. Nj I'D ~ H.. aud Ai-s
- -. Of SSs.iion No. -. IN Township No ~
y range No } W. y ~. and aii aif"r prof
50 shuH ihn' thr iand slagti {. mora ,allia
bic for lis tlmi.cr -ioHt ii4an for agrieU VI
urai PURPOSES. ana 10 establish his claim 10
said land before the Register and Receiver ~
this Office at Gocur u lenp idult'l on ratur-
daF. The eth day of ortobcr. 1870
lie names v ilnta-sss doNhru " 1u-
inaer. Charles I M.af~- Richard 81 Nsafs
and Miion :. LINDSAY all If Priest River.
Idaho
ANY and All persons claiming adversely The
al.osp-fi,ssrribsd lanfis Jre rzlnt~isai 20 hle
titeIf claiSlS ia this OFF, 81 bsfun' SKID
Eilt day III 'istohei. iiss'.
u n BtBioNG
A5-uie Register.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05

Hon. ". r. Whi;aker,'s Appointments.
Hon. W. +. Whitaker, republican
nominee for state senator, intends TO
make a vigorous campaign from noN
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05

Red Raspberry Roots for sale.
A limited supply Of one and two
year old Cuthbert red raspberry roots
for sale at 10 cents per hundred, (. o. b.
+. A. CRANDALL. Hope, Ida.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-01-04
gsrfdaie fir ben 8etrag raffdnbiger stenern.


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The Coconino sun., 1900-07-14
Hall or Delegate.

The boom for C. c. Hall for delegate to congress is isgrowing apace. Mr. Hall is the logical candidate of the dem
 cratic party. He is from the fOr'ts ot Muddy creek, Pet,us county, Missouri. and wants to be shown" things. He is known all over the territory and popn. lar with everybody. It is feared, how ever, that he is man too decent to he successful with his party. He wears clean shirts and red shoes and believes in sound money. and is proud of the facr
The Coconino sun., 1900-07-14
Will Use Oil For Fuel.

The Santa Fe railway company, which was the pioneer consumer Of Cal ifOrnia oil as a fuel in large quantities. thus making it possible for the oil in dustry to reach it's present local impor- lance. has decided to further increase and pracl ically double it's consumption. says Los Angeles dispatch. Arrange ments for the proposed change are now being rushed to completion, and by Oc- tOber every engine on the system be tween the Needles on the east and on l',e north for the entire length of the line to Port Richmond, will be equip ped for and will turn oil.
 The announcement made on the sub je.t at Santa Fe headquarters in Los Angeles, is the most importan, in the oil industry of the city, us the new move will. it is estimated almost double the complny's oil fuel now being used. The present amount is in round num- bers, about 30.Oo0 barrels month. When the engines between BarstOw and the Needles are burning oil the amount used is expected not to fall short of 60. 900 barrels a month.
 The company began bu,nin. oil abo:t six years ago. The coal fuel was first discarded on a few engines on some of the Southern California lines. The ex- pertinent proved Il success from the start and as fast as it could be done the company enlarged it's capacity. The discovery of oil near Bakersfield and in the Fresno fields came at an Opportune time, and when the San Joaquin valley line became part of the Santa Fe sy- . stem, the operators who had uncover
The Coconino sun., 1900-07-14

ed and had corralled the oil deposits in that vicinity found that they had an easy market at their doors. The Santa Fe has since January been burning oil on all of its engines between Bakers field and Point Richmond, in addition to using oil between Los Angeles SD far east as BarstOw.
 It will cost the Santa Fe $25,O0O or more to equip its engines between Bar stow and the Needles for oil burning purposes, and the company has just con tracted for the erection of three steel storage tanks for the storage of it's sup plies of oil. One of these tanks. each of which will hold 25O.OOO gallon. will be located at the Needles, one at BarstOw aOd one at Point Richmond. The com pany is now pumping from it's own wells
 in the Fullerton fields about 300 barrels of oil a day. As has already been stat ed. about 6O, O,OOO barrels will be needed after October l. and all of this amount will have to be purchased in the open market The contracts for this enorn Ous supply are now being perfecteda, will soon be let
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-02

for one year. The pay streak is about i've
feet wide. assays running from SIS to $50
to the ton in gold. silver. copper and lead.
w
p. A. Daggett of the Silver Chief Mining
Company, has word from the mine, in Stew
ems county. near the Cleveland camp. that
l4-inch vein of quartz has been encoun-
tered in the drift, which has been run
twelve feet at s1-foot level The ore car
ries much copper. Mr.. Daggett reports an
assay showing s3i.26.
VVv
The dump at the big shaft OF the Ben
Hur. Republic, is the better for 200 or 300
tons of ore, which Superintendent Miller
says win mill not less than $50 per ton. On
the 23o-foot level. the north drift he says, is
IN twenty feet: and the south drift = In
four to five feet in width.
v v v
The directors OF the Arctic Slope Mining
Company held a meeting the other day in
the office Of Messrs Upper. Peters &
start work with monitors on the Finlay
river, and in the Omineca country. The
directors. among whom is the lieutenant
governor, are sanguine as to the returns of
the seasons work
WV
When boat now building on Kootenay
lake has been completed the trip between
Spokane and Sandon, in the SLOGAN, will be
shortened to day; or leaving Seattle in the
evening one may reach Sandon the next
night The route will be by the Great
Northern to Boomers Ferry from there to
Kootenay landing, where the boat will be
taken for Kaslo, from which place the re-
mainder Of the trip will be over the rail-
way.
Three thousand acres Of coal lands on the
Washington side OF the Snake river. on
Birch creek. about forty miles above Lewis
ton. have been filed on at the walla walla
land office. The discovery was made some
time ago, but the matter had been kept
secret owing TO the fact that the parties
wished 20 secure title to lands adjacent. 1t
is stated the coal vein Is ten feet in thick
ness, and can be traced for three miles.
The owners will Immediately begin develop
ment work on the property
V V v
The Peoria company. operating in the
SLOGAN, have struck in their east drift at a
point eighty feet from the shaft ledge
that is three feet wide. A portion Of the
ledge Is mixed galena and the remainder
clear galena that assays as high as ASf 20
to the ton. The clear galena is being taken
out at the rate of quarter of ton a
and there are now three tons Of the ore
sacked and ready for shipment.
v v v
The Woodbury. mines on the north fork
Of Woodbury. creek. in the SLOGAN. have sew
eral hundred tons of-eFe sacked and are
rawhiding 1t to the mouth of the creek
These mines are owned by Corbin, Finch
4 Campbell of Spokane. The Tamarac
on the south fork. is tunnelinE on the lead
the surface. They are very near a large
ore shoot, which at twenty feet below the
surface had twenty-five inches of solid
galena, running over 500 to the ton.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-02
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. FrA i-Whlsr a good deal - a.
regularity vas manifested tn tastsy's martet owing
% M iu'1FTtaut rreratiars faf totk account, n
leading pFuf@ytsts. she bells az an sirnes hsA ne
masters, a. etideacei ~ ths generous spsinkns n
bet Gains thruuEhcHt the list funuraefs eou,rss-
gtfng 90 this resat Included hravy shsr-.ti1n ~
TIE iron au9 steel stocks aud the srreiisrs NJ
si4tfnens - the leading lines EHosss 10 S,rnen
tiAltsh cntthstAsm met Wfth Temporary success A.
iHtFrvait, brsh aggressive hAmnsriar of ~. l,s.i
ErpNr rAeEed gDaninz ~hs duo pFtrarilE 10 49,
nnsetthnS tnsa3fui iu sugar Yesterday ard vlrts4rs
rraces ~ A1cTieArs ~ LCpduu- K vas son -ssd~
manifest that an tfapoft&ut movement Va eari~s
IN the r'etN srura a. issues whifh sre uSaAilg
uot tscfnrt nFfned VI and Adsanccd raniNV
Strength drvsloped IN ether rucas ana the rrs-s-t
rpse steadily. The bcar ftc,ian made a es.s,rert,s
atfack TIE inesi utilize and tFokp Tstva A.
rctufs ktrhre1 u-ore47ies sasreS 4 e., u
points, and sugar ard ToAxcro were also larxs,s
srectrd fhs maEsHfrf rfoFnked ts-ae ssfHn- q
the railrnad @prS hrt the varcls crcsl,irHs{,r
trtfle Hs,enenis came e. hand the orsrinzs aiusu
ished. ard Interest ceutsrpd siraost shslfy =, ~.
trAesActianS TIE Generalization Ia Third Are.t-a
inuced an ofiets statsrtrnf b. the grstpsss ~ -
cuEnpany q rlar % nuAnrc its i-fshssFn-s. ~ -
ts<ae 81 Esr ccnt. notes allowing auffnn al w.
tezpttnn hy TIRE company Wthln a yea- Ths no. :.
% uot cuntatn any clagse Veraftffnx ths es,r
yertihslitS into stotk This statement s~ectunliv
disTose. 81 rrosut rvmcEs that the issns wrsis -,
So en sn and would 'eopsriise diviisas ravrsr-s-
On the sinck Supporting orders rslFed Il paints
hart went dosn lower than hafore IA a s-iye 49,,
fhe elrss. and endea with ~ luss q : f.frss
variety " wsFe circulated IN ensnes,tirr
with the hncsAncy q the tran and steel stosss
RnsonE which the early establishment ~ -.
nrSSce Coal and Iron stock on ar 4 ny
ceat dividend basis Other savfcas were rre.ictirns
~ % tAs enormous ssFntnD Of tAs vATisaz ae.-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-02

panies and trade reports asserting distinct i'm
provement in the industry. Tennessee Coal did not
develop its buoyancy until numerous other issues OF
this class had been advanced smartIy. When the
in 1t started it quickly assumed prominence.
and rose points. despite enormous reahzations.
Gains in other members Of the group less pro-
nounced. but ranged from TO 81 per cent. The
early attempts Of the bears to create liquidation
in the Standard stocks proving unavaing the shorts
became uneasy, and considerable lines taken
up, causing a material rebound in the more de-
pressed properties While the inquiry for the lead
ing railroads not very urgent. still there
slight appreciation all around. which fairly well
maintained to the end. The ease with which the
active specialties responded to the pool buying
caused many Of the active traders transfer their
efforts to raise prices from the railroads into the
metal group. where the prospective profit seemed
alluring. In connection with the monetary situa-
ton, call ambition. call and time money rates
easy. but bids for large amounts OF the latter
made below the market which holds at per cent.
London operations. while not extensive,
the long side. with purchases Influenced by rumors
that Gen. Buffers forces had recrossed the Tugela
river. There was change in the Bank Of Eng
lands rate of discount today. and analysis OF
the weekly statement Of that institution and the
Bank OF France promises continued in the for
eign monetary situation.
United States fours and fves advanced in
the bid price.