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The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-03-28

ton Territory" ss extended to all the public land
states BY act Of August =. 1909,
iNlH HUNTINGTON.
Of Baker City. County Of Baker, State Of Oregon. has
this day filed In this office his sworn statement No.
o,o for the purchase OF the net neH Of sec No. 40
Sc "a ne "a and e,s Sc 10 sec 20. In township No,
10 south, range No 10 W ~ and will offer proof 10
show that the land sought Is more valuable Tor It's tim
Der or stone than for purposes and
tabsh his claim to said land before the Register and
Receiver Of this office al La Grande. Oregon. on FRI
day. the ,th day Of April. 1000.
She names as Witnesses Marshal, X. Young, James
G. Young, Roy Chinenden. Joseph Walker. all OF
Clifford. Oregon.
Any ami all persons claiming adversely the above.
described lands requested to file their claims In
his office on or before said nth day Of April
TOGO. W. BARTLETT, Register.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-03-28
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1885,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office.

I Ia UTahde, OREGON, ret. ., 100
Notice Is hereby given that In compliance with the
proyis Ions OF the act OF Congress OF June g. 1875
states OF California oregon. Nevada. and washing
ton Territory as extended to all the public land
states BY act OF August 4. ISos.
wiNNFRED ~ SARGENT.
Of Granite, County OF Grant. State OF Oregon. has
this day tiled In this office his sworn statement No.
o11. Tor the purchase Of the swN OF nw. ma OF syn
and s .! ;seGS ,ns 20 ~ 2 io~asSp o.9 So
TO show that the land sought Is more valuable tor It's
timber or stone than for agricultural purposes. and
to establish his claim 10 said land before the Regs
gon, on Wednesday. the ssth day Of April. 1000
Hs names as Witnesses: Charles I. FOX. Joseph
N. Ditmar Grant Thornburg. August buckman. a'i Of
Granite. Oregon.
ANY ana al persons claiming adversely the above
described lands are requested to file their claims In
this office on or before said ssth day OF April. 1000
z. w. BARTLETT, Register.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-03-28
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
u. S. PATENT.
United States Mineral Survey No. ,66. Application
No. 200.
United States Land Otfiee.

United States Mineral Survey No. ,66. Application
No. soo
La Grande. Oregon. Jan. 40. 1900.
Notice Is hereby given that In pursuance with the
act Of Congress approved May 10. Is7s. the Coum-
and sss s.i ss yas 81 n. o.
!he state Of Oregon. whose pos. office !: SumP.er.
Baker County. % State q "'cS Oregon. '"f' Is:
:cs hs SysISs sS S and claims
by the field notes file In the office Of the Register
Of La Grande land district. State Of Oregon as fol-
lows with magnetic variation at 40 degrees "a min
Description Of the Cyclone Consolidated Quart.
Claim Consisting. Of the Cyclone and Protection
SssinninS a, % post marked % Cor. Co IN No w ,es."
which Is ~ degrees IS minutes AT feet from w. ).
Mineral Monument No. !. the same being corner No.
% minutes 1900 ieet TO post marked "a ,oS. sens
corner No. OF the Protection quartz claim; thence
81 degrees ss minutes i9s feet 70 post marked
elaim thence =, degrees 20 minutes 6os Zee, to
post marked "a. y66. being corner No. OF the Cy-
clone quartz claim; thence a degrees 20 minutes
s,I feet to post marked -. ,6e Being corner No.
Of the Cyclone quartz mine: thence =, degrees 90
minutes 9 1898 feet 10 post marked -. ,oo. being
corner No. Of Cyclone quartz claim; thence De.
which IS degrees IS minutes rs ieei from u. S.
Min. Monument No. !. being corner No. Of the Cy-
sor: quartz claim thence aeTsss Ns
Of the Protection lain: thence 81 degrees as min
ute. Iss feet to the place OF beginning.
Which said Cyclone quartz claim Is 1855 feet In
length and extends 1898 teet norheasterly along the
Cyclone ode bearing gold. from the south center end
post Of said Cyclone quartz claim. said post being
marked IS Center End Pos! Sur. No. 900. with sur
westerly and s,I feet souheas,erly from said lode.
and the notice Of location Of which Is recorded on
page ,o, Of volume +, Records OF Quartz Claims for
Nal mini IN tha nj eha
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-03-28
TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE }. Is,s.-NOTlCE
FOR PUBLICATION.
IUnited States Land Once.
La Cvande, Oregon, Jan. as, I

lila Grande. Oregon. Jan. as. 1000.
Notice Is hereby given that In compliance with the
provisions Of the act OF Congress OF June D. 1873.
entitled An act for the sale OF timber LANDS In the
states Of California. Oregon. Nevada. and Washing
ton Territory. as extended to all the public land
states by act Of August =. iSos.
ALFRED n. HUNTINGTON.
Of Baker City. County Of Baker. State Of Oregon.
has this DAY iiied In this ofice his sworn statement
No. o,s tor the purchase Of the wy mex and W.
Sc r.l OF sec No. so In township No. SOUTH range
No. Is W N, and will offer proof TO show that the
land sought Is more valuable Tor Its timber or stone
than ior agricultural purposes, and to establish his
claim 10 sad land before the Register and Receiver
OF this Office at la Grande Oregon on Friday. the
He names as witnesses: Marshall K. Young. James
q. Young. Roy Chittenden. Joseph Walker. all Of
Clifford. Oregon.
Any ana ali persons claiming adversely the above
this Office on or before said 18th day Of April.
1000 Z. W. BARTLETT. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior.
Land Once At Ia Gfande, Oregon.

Department Of the Interior.
Land Once at la Grande. Oregon.
January 10, 1900.
Notice Is hereby given that the following. named
settler has filed notice OF his Intention TO make final
proof In support Of his claim and that said proof will
be made before county clerk Of Baker County. at
Baker City. on March 8. 1900. via: H. L. SoIo OF
HENRY SPAULDiNG.
Of Sumpter. Oregon. for the ma "a and sw "a OF
xw "a and lot rot sec 30 tp os.T L. W. ~.
lie names the following Witnesses to prove his con-
tnuous residence upon and cultivation Of said land.
vis:
Peter d. Estes. J. r. Shelton. {. ID. Goss. Isaac
williamson. all Of Sumpter. Oregon.
Z. w. BARTLETT, Register.
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TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE }. Is,s.-NOTICI
FOR PUBLICATION.
jUnked States Land Once.
Ia Gsande. Oregon, Jan. ss. .

Notice 10 hereby given that In compliance with the
provisions OF the act Of Congvess Of June j. 's!s.
entitled IAN act Tor the sale Of timber lands IN the
Daily camera., 1900-04-13
Burned hOIle|
And Her Bodies
ROASTED TO DEATH.

Horrible Scene Presented to the Sight Of
Denver Firemen.
ODenver, April 13-Mrs S. J. Simiugton,
wife of the negro cook of Colonel D. C..
Dodge, and her twin daughters. Anita
and Juanita. we're burned to death at
their home on Lincoln avenue this morn
ing. AS usual Simlngton left the house
at $50 this morning. leaving burning
lamp en- table in his wlfe's bedroom.
At 7 o'clock neighbors noticed flames
pouring out of the hous. and when the
fire department had the flames under
control horrible sight was presented.
The naked charred body of Mrs Shining.
ton lay on the floor. The bedding had
burned and on the wire springs were the
two ID months old twin babies locked in
each others arms and terribly burned.
There were no bruises on the bodies of
either Mrs Simington or the children and
the theory is that they were sutfocated
by the smoke and that the fire was
caused by Mrs Simington picking up the
lamp on awakening, and the handle
breakinp
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George Fred Williams.

Boston. Mass April I2-George Ere q
Williams of Massachusetts,, was formally
announced as avice presidential posi-
bility by the Bryan club of Massachusetts
at banquet in the Quincy house las!
night. His sponsor was George F
Washburn, member of the Populist ma
tional committee.
The plan as out lined by the Populists
is to have a party convention select Bry
an Tor president and not to choose at
that time vice presidential candidate,
in lieu thereof to send to the Democratic
convention the names of four men who
are acceptable to the Populists, the Sc
lection from these names by the Demo
Gratis to be the Populist nominee for
second place.
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GERMANS RESENTiT.
Dewey's Unfortunate Mouth Cost him the
German Vote.

Dewey's Unfortunate Mouth Cost him the
German Vote
Washington. April I3-According to
Senator Jones of Arkansas Dewey will
not be either nominee for president or
vice president on the Democratic ticket.
The senator says the Democrats want 10
hold the German vote this year and the
Germans don't take kindly to Dewey
One of the admiral's first utterances
when he returned from Manila was the
next war of the United States would be
with Germany. Senator Jones charact.
erlzes this as an entirely unnecessary
and foolish statement and one that
would render Dewey out of the question
as Democratic nominee for either first or
second place,
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A||e[ Butler
h N0|0| Now.
CROWD AROUND euLLER.
Attempt by Beers to cut him off From
Ladysmith.


Ladysmith.
London. April I3-The latest reports
from Natal Wednes lay night were that
Boer parties we're seen moving near
Dewdrop and Weenan near Lady smith
1t is conjectured that the object of these
movements is to cut off Butler from
Lady smith. AS he has 10000 men. how
ever, it is, not likely this movement will
be effective.
Pretoria. April I2-American residents
here have organized an ambulance crops
which started for the front tonight.
Secretary Hay has absolved Captain
Reichman, military attache Of the United
States, from the charge of becoming a
combatant in re. ent battle by showing
that most,ot Relchman's time was spent
with Duk kch military attache who was
wounded in that battle.
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EASTER BARGAIN DAYS
Friday and Saturday,
April 18th and 18th at
the PEOPLES Store.

This time our special bargains will be
on sale Friday and Saturday instead of
Saturday and Monday, to give the peo-
pie show to- do their trading before
Easter.
All our I5c percales. yard wide. will
20 Friday and Saturday at only &c.
All our light colors, also same dark
colors, Merrimac prints, which is worth
7c. will sell Friday and Saturday at only
&C per yard.
Ladies' Mercersed silk underskirts.
sell regularly at sI.5o to 81 Is, 60 Friday
and Saturday at o8c-all colors.
Ladies silk waists, the newest styles
out, made of heaviest Taffeta silk, in any
color; this waist sells regularly at $3.50,
Easter bargain price only s4.oS.
We just received our second shipment,
of ladies tailor made suits, prettier than
before, and will sell them Friday and
Saturday at almost the cost of making
alone; our SI7 suits al sG4, our SIS suits
at sI2 50 and sI2 suits at $3.50; these are
snaps.
Good quality table cloth by the yard.
guaranteed all linen, sells at 6oc, Easter
bargain price. per yard zoe.
Ladies' stock collars, the very latest
styles, high on the sides, made of satin
and pleated, worth zoe, 60 Friday and
Saturday at half price, only Ioc each.
Children's ready made dresses, ages 5
to ID, made OF best cashmere, elaborate
ly trimmed, a pretty dress tor Easter,
worth from 81 to $3.50, 60 Friday and
Saturday at only $3.50.
Boys white blouses, made of fine
cambric, trimmed with embroidery, sells
at 75c, Friday and Saturday 3oc, just
half.
Ladies' shoes made of French kid, the
latest style toes, all leather or cloth top,
in black or tan, no better shoe made to
sell at $3.50, for Easter bargain days
they will sell at sI.oS per pair.
Childrens shoes, same quality. sizes 5
to 8. will go 67c, worth SI.25.
Five hundred ladies' pocket books, an
assorted lot of high grade purses, not one
IN the lot worth less than soc, 60 as
Easter bargain for Ioc.
If you want a pretty silk cape for
Easter, made of brocadei silk and nicely
trimmed, you can get one here Friday
and Saturday at S.o8, which sells every
where fors3.
Mems shirts with silk fronts, the new
est patterns, sell everywhere at 81, spec.
ial bargain for Easter 48c.
Windsor ties for men or boys, heavy
silk. worth 25c, 60 at I5c.
Ladies dress skirts, largest assortment
to choose from; we sell them at special
bargain prices, our s. at SI.38, our 81 50
at sI6S. our $3.50 at s2.6o, all our S
skirts at S3.68.
Here IS one special from our muslin
underwear department.. 1t is ladies
night gown, made of fine cambria elabor
ately trimmed with fine needlework, a
beautiful gown that sells for sI.25 to
sI.4o; this gown goes Easter bargain
days, Friday and Saturday, at 7oc.
Special bargains for Easter in ladies
trimmed hats, chiffons and flowers; when
we say special bargains. means a saving
of 25c from what other stores sell them.
A beautiful hand painted Easter egg
with stand, ostrich size, will be given
away free to customers who buy not less
than one dollars worth of merchandise,
as an Easter souvenir, no matter what
you buy,
THE PEOPLES STORE,
Boulder's Great Bargain Store.
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1T is A LAW.

President Signs the Bill Taxing "Our
Colony"
Washington, April I2-The president
at 7 o'clock this evening signed the
Porto Rican tariff and civil government
bill. Only Secretary Root and Mr.
Cortelyou, the assistant secretary to the
president were present wh.n the bill
became law.
Daily camera., 1900-04-13
CoLoRED CoNGReSsMtr.

Revolt from tho G. .. r. OF Negroes Of
Virginia.
Richmond. April I3-Virginia negroes
have called convention to meet May
10 to nominate colored candidates for
congressman in every district of the
state. This is done as rebuke to the
Republicans for their treatment of the
negroes at the recent state convention.
Daily camera., 1900-04-13
The ExnOattlOn Ready.

Paris, April 13-There is feversh ex
citement on the grounds and about the
for tomorrow will occur the
formal opening of the exposition. The
director general says the exhibits are
nearly ready but that they will not be
fully finished until the middle OF next
monfh
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P!NAFORE.

Tickets for Plnafore on sale at Fonda's
tomorrow. For Thursday and Saturday
evenings, 50, IS and 81. Friday matinee
at p. m, Is and 50 cents. This will
give the old and young folks chance to
see the best opera ever put on Boulder
boards.
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RIDING WILL BE CHEAP.

About Half Fare For Eastern Points Next
Summer.
Denver, April I3-The announcement
BY the Rock Island that it would run
four excursions to Chicago at practically
half fare next summer, and the same cut
to the Democratic national convention
at Kansas City, will be met by the other
railroads centering here.
Daily camera., 1900-04-13
We Own tho Boat.

Washington, April l3-A contract was
closed by the, government today for the
purchase OF the Holland sub marine boat
tor SI5o,ooo.
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woLcoTT WANTS 1T.
And Mckinley Favors Him for Vice fresi
dent.

Denver, April I3-Word has been
passed along the line to begin the boom
of Senator Wolcott for wee president. 1t
is now stated with some degree of author
ily that President McKinley looks very
kindly upon the suggestion of Wolcott
as his running mate and that Colorado
will in any event. be placed in line for
the nomination by sending to Philadel.
phia a.delegation pledged to the senator.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-23
uNSOLD COTTON.
IN THE LEADING MARKETS OF
THE WORLD.
Especial to Virginian-Pilot)

NSpeCldl 10 NlrEln1an-P llOt.)
Baltimore, Md. March ga careful
investigation has been made for the
Manufacturers Record by Col. Alfred
Is. Shepperson, cotton statistician, of
the quantity of unsold cotton in the
leading cotton markets of the country
In summing up the situation, Col.
Shepperson gives some facts from
which we take the following:
Mill and Geographic advices from
thoroughly reliable sources make it
very clear that the quantity of cotton
possible to be bought in these mar
kets is infinitely less than would be
supposed from the published figures
OF their stocks. The port stocks on
the 10th inst. and the quantity unsold
were reported as follows: Galveston.
$500 bales unsold out OF stock los, 700
bales; Norfolk. 5000 out of 10000 bales;
Savannah. $500 out of 100, 500; Charles
ton. 1000 out of 81 500; Wilmington,
LOCO out OF 1880; Baltimore, 5000 out
of 10,S00; Philadelphia. 1000 out of 49,
900. st. Louis reports $4,000 unsold out
of $4,000 bales. and $4,000 OF the bales
are unsold cotton held considerable
above present prices. Augusta reports
stock $4,000 bales. OF which 1900 are for
sale and 1000 are held for higher
prices, while 5000 are sold and await
ing shipment. From other cotton CEN
tiers the same story Is told. The diff
ference between stocks at the various
markets and the quantity reported as
unsold is cotton which has been sold
and is merely awaiting shipment
abroad or to domestic points. The I'M
sold cotton is held firmly. and much
OF 1T considerably above present prices.
These Investigations will give the pub
lie a better idea of the quantity of cot
ton Immediately available and make
1t palmer why Southern markets con-
tinue SO firm.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-23
Ia. He is a polished orator and schol-
ar. Read the ad.
TTVa Nr(<EN JCAI, SFRVJCES


AT 1890 o'clock Friday morning Rev.
L. p. Bransford, of Danville. who Is
conducting series of meetings at the
Main Street Methodist Church. will
preach n special sermon to mothers
and wives. That does not mean that
male members of the family are not
wanted.
preach especially for men. There will
not be any Saturday services.
COUNTY LEGISLATURE.
The county supervisors had their
regular monthly meeting to-day. Pres
ent: Walter Gordon. chairman; DR..
G.. w. Butts, p. D. Brinkley and A. T.
Holland. The regular routine business
accumulated during the month was
gone through. and all properly accred-
tied bills were ordered paid.
SIMS POPE PARDONED.
Robert e. Pope. who was sent from
Isle of Wight county to serve a six
pardoned by Governor Tyler. a young
er brother was pardoned several years
ago.
EAGLES WIN AGAIN.
The Old Dominions again went down
this afternoon before the swift team Of
Eagles. The score was to 3. Bat
teries-Riddick, Keller and Virgins;
Churn and Holland. Umpire-Ivy
They will play again Saturday.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. ELAN, Hon. J. e.
Booker and Mr.. Edgar Lawshe return
ed to-day from Baltimore.
MI. L. G: Anderson. of Portsmouth,
was in Suffolk to-day visiting Mr. T.
p. Lassiter with whom he will leave
tomorrow for North Carolina.
Misses Maude and Lucille Norfeet,
of BoXelder, are guests of Mrs. A. T.
Norfleet, No. Pearl street.
DR.. Thomas II. Barnes. former State
Senator, is improving from his late ILL.,
ness.
Messns. +. T. Jones and P. H. Hayes
have gone to Baltimore.
Mamie Jordan. youn;; daughter Of
Daniel Jordan, has come home from
Hartshorn College, Richmond, because
of illness.
Mrs, N. G. Norneet is critically ill.
Her father, Mr. A. b. Hargrovc. of Isle
OF Wight county, is with her.
Messrs. J. II. Ilellam and C. w. Hol-
land of Eastville, were registered at
the Commercial Hotel to-day.
Mr.. H. r. Addicks. of Richmond, Va,
was in Suffolk to-day.
Misses Matte Primer and Ellen Rid
dick have returned from a trip to Bal
timore.
Mr.. w. B. Upshur, OF Nassawadox
Va, was in town to-day.
County Treasurer Ellis was reported
no better to-day.
Mrs. w. H. Jones. Jr., is suffering
with pneumonia.
Mr.. II. NJ. Carter has returned from
u visit to Bruce Station.
a colored boy at Franklin tried to
get out of jail by burning through the
floor. Timely discovery saved him
from cremation.
The other day a chimney which he
was taking down fell on n colored man
near Littleton and broke leg.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-23
A MURDER.
MATTHEWS COUNTY.
TRIAL OF SUITS IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT.
Especial to virglnian-prot.)


Mathews Courthouse, Va, March 22.-
Judge T. Il. &. Wright began the Cir
cult Court here to-day. The docket
was small, and the only cases OF UNI
usual interest were the two suits of ~.
j. Digs rs. Captain III. 4. Philpotts,
formerly OF Norfolk. When the first
suit FOR $1,000 for malicious prosecution
was reached. the plaintiff being una
BILE to amend the declaration 10 the
satisfaction OF the court, a judgment
was entered for Captain Philpotts.
When the second suit for $1,000 on
an alleged breach OF contract was
called Captain Phlpotts' counsel de-
INJURED TO the declaration as in the
former suit and the argument con-
sumed most of the day. Judge Wright
held the demurrer good. deciding that
the action which had been brought
trespass-on the case should have been
brought. II nj all. trcspass on the case
In assumpsit, so the defendant wins
both suits. which have attracted
great deal OF interest in this section.
Judge G.. r.. Garnctt. Mr.. Robert Nc
Clandish and Mr.. J. Baird Sears repre-
scented the plaintiff. and Mr.. Hugh G.
Miller. of Norfolk, represented Captain
Philpotts in both suits.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-23
NEWPORT NEWS.
A MAD ALDERMAN-ROY AR
CANUM-MURDER.
Especial to virginian-Piloto

Newport News, Va. March 2o-Al-
for sixteen years prominent in the
Councils of the Capital City, was in
Newport News to-day.
He is Il very mad alderman, and the
object of his wrath is the New York
Sun. a copy of the issue of last Sunday,
which he was shown for the first time,
while here. In this issue is an article
of some length devoted to a "write-up"
OF the Richmond statesman who is
lllened. by the Sun. to one McKenna.
of Chicago. of odorous fame. surnamed
"Hinky- Dink." Indeed. the Sun goes
so far as to call Alderman Basen "the
Hinky-D ink" of Richmond, and pleas
antly adds that his place is n resort for
criminals
on his return to Richmond. institute
suit against the Sun for $4,000 dam
ages. He will retain as his counsel
Mcssrs. Wendenburg and Pollock, of
Richmond.
THE ROYNf5- zfRCANUM. =-
The local council Royal Arcanum,
has received from Grand Regent S. l..
Bloomberg an interesting circular let
ter touching the eighteenth session OF
the Grand Council of Virginia. which
will convene in this city at IL o'clock
of April nth.
An interesting feature of the circu-
lar is the announcement that Supreme
Vice-Rcgcnt j. a. I4anghtt, OF Pitts
burg, will be present. He is next to
the highest official of the order in this
country.
A MURDER
Late last night S. II. Watkins and
Frank Holmes. negro roustabouts at
the coastwise pier. quarrelcd. Holmes
picked up Il piece of dunnage-heavy
ScantlinG-and struck Watkins over the
head with II. telling him to the deck
OF he Old Dominion steamer. upon
which they were working -Four hours
later Watkins died. \ fracture two
inches long in the skull caused death.
Holmes Is in jail. He claims watkins,
who was a small man. attacked him.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-23
NEW INDUSTRIES.
FOR THE WEEK IN
THE SOUTH.
Especial to virginian-Pnot)

Especial to -Pilot.)
Baltimore. March 23-The new In
dustries announced for the week by
the Manufacturers Record included the
following:
$1,000 900 bridge works at New Deca-
tur, Ala; 100000 lumber mill company
ut Mobile.
$4,000 phosphate plant at Early Bird.
Fla
$5,oOO.ooo gold mining company at
Nacoochee; 100000 goldmining COM
mill near Gainesville; $50. 900 cotton mill
addition at Hartwell; 100000 brick
works at Gainesville, all in Georgia.
$4,000 cotton oil mill at Boyce,
La.
$4,000 automobile manufacturing
company at Baltimore. Md.
100000 cotton mill at Kings Noun
tain: $4,000 -four mill at Winston:
sl25.0 900 cotton mill at Oxford $50. 900
ting mill ut Henderson: $50. 900 cotton
mill at Cherryville, all in North Caro-
lima.
$4,000 bleachery company at Clear
Water: $4,000 cotton-yarn mill at Nc
Coll: $4,000 oil and fertilizer company
at Pendleton; $4,000 kaolin mining
company at Warrenvillc; s45, 900 cotton
mill at Greer Depot, all in South Caro-
lima.
Pudding plant. machine shops. foun-
dry. etc. at Bristol; 100 barrel flour
mill ut Elizabethton. all in Tennessee.
100000 cotton mill at WaXahache:
$1,000 soap factory at Cuero; $4,000 oil
mill company at Dodd City; $500, 900
telephone company at Waco: $4,000
compress company at Temple; 500. 1000
refinery and soap factory at Greenville.
all III Texas.
80 barrel -four mill at t,lkton Solar
rel flour mill at McCiaheysville; rs ton
ice factory at Danville; $1,000.000 rail-
way conduit company at Richmond, all
in Virginia.