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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-11-02

New patterns in APPLIQUE trimmings
aud laces, ~ NAN ~
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-11-02

The state of Mississippi. NoXubee County
William Chairman, Jr.
cOmpit
No o331 VS. In Chanccry
William Chairman, 81.
defendant
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-11-02

Latest styles in ladies aud ch'"ren $
ready.to wear hats from i5c $50,
LULA J. GRlGGs.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-11-02

q pieces of new percal. III Inquired
hines and reds. 36 inches wide' lo1 per
ward. "VNANi y -
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-11-02
W. BRAME IT.. j. eAh'S'
Iin.AME & BARNES
Attorney at Law,
MACON. MISS.

Prae. ice in all state and Federal Courts
Money to Loan. Office formerly occupied
by T. w. frame. hoNl-om
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-11-02

The ladies Of the Methodist church
will serve dinner and luncheon on the
day of the show. beginning at 10a, m.
Stand just south of Grigg's furniture
store on east side Of Jefferson street.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-11-02

If any Of the Beacon's readers visit
Mobile this fall and winter they will
find very good accommodations at the
Hotel Royal and receive the special al
tention Of Mr. Matt Clarke and his good
wife.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-11-02

Monday night the possum hunters
discovered hight Of q house burning
west of Macon, 1t proved to be Mr..
Percy Lucas house. He was in town,
but negro cn the place expected him
to come and built a fire in his room and
went Off and left it. 1t is supposed it
set fire to the mantel. There was $500
insurance on the house and $500 on the
furuituxe.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-11-02

For three days and nights suffered
AGONY untold from an attack Of cnolera
morbus brought on by eating cnenm,
bers, says NJ. E. Lowthpr clerk Of
tbs district court, CenterviIIe, Iowa =
81 thought I should surely d'e' and
tried y dozen different medicines but al
to no purpose l sent for a bottle OF
chamberlain Collie, Cholera and Diar
rboea Remedy and three do'es relieved
me entirely. This remedy is Tor salt
nv T S Mupbcy, Macon, o, + Ham
billion, Shuualak.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-11-02

c,mbs Of shuqualak Wis
t'na ~" oY'y Mrs. Hughes, this
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-11-02

Nicholson is visiting her
| a. ? s. smith, at Albany
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-11-02

PATTY, Of BigbeeValley is
'ha laa / family of Mrs Mollie
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-11-02

octt2.1ln
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-11-02

| ! Yrs. J A, Melton and little
:, s,' ~,y, visited Macon yes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-14
DE TEATROS
"FERNANDAn

Anoche Sc puso en- escena por-la com3
pafifa que dirige eI primer actor don Luis
Roncoroni, la comedia en- cuatro actos, que
lleva por tftulo ssFernanda".
La obra en- ST, no tiene NADIA de particu-
lar; una serie de caracteres encontrados, que
chocan y Sc repelen, traen como consa-
cuencia un drama, que empieza, en- la Ill
TINA escena de la comeGia de Sardou.
Y decimos comedia porque pesar del t..
tClo de drama que su autor ha querido dar-
le, Gnicamente Sc aproxima al melodrams;
ESQ en- la Ultima escena en- la cual sc
descubre la trama urdida por Clotilde y to.
do Sc arregla segdn Ell gusto del autor.
No vamos decir por este, que la obra
sea nala; como de Sardo1 al fin, tene 81.
tuaciones felicfsimss realzadas magistral-
mente por la sonora Osorio que es una con-
sumada artista, que pisa la escena con re-.
comendable desenfado y posee una pronun
claci6n castelaua, castiza y rorrecta.
La seiiora Adams representa- muy bien su
papel, obteniendo muchos aplausos.
Ell senior Roncoroni, hecho un maestro
como siempre.
La obra en- conjunto, resulta amena y di.
vertida, y prorOrciona su autor argumen-
to para un nuevo drama, la situaci6n tan
diffcil y embarazada, en- que deja al Mar.
ques, la venganxa de la celosa OlotiIde.
Ell tftulo de s'Fernanda" corresponds tam.
bi6n a la pr6xima obra de Sardou.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-14
TRIBUN ALES
CORTE DE DISTRITO DE PONCE

CORTE DE DISTRITO DE PONCE
Dia IL Oausa contra Marcelino Ra
mirez, por lesiones. 81 Fiscal solit6
para el acusado la pena dc L aiio y
dia de prisi6n correctional & indemni-
zacl6n de 20 dollars. La defensa estul
vo q cargo del Lodo. Gonzalez Font.
Votaci6n malana. J
-El juicio de la causa incoada con
ira Jose del Carmen Colon por lesioces
fue suspendido por incomparecencia
del lesionado y varios testigos.
-Juicios orales que sc celebraran On
la semana entrante en- la Oorte de DIS
trito. >
jose del Carmen Colon, de Aibonitp,
por lesiOnes. r.
Marcelino Ramirez, de Ponce, por lesiores
.-Dia 13-Juan Ointr6n, de Yauco, nor
disparo. Ramon Borrero y otros, de Saba
Isabel, por lesiores.
-Dia IA Augusta Piesentini, de Gu
vanilla, por sustracci6n de memories. -
Ortiz otros, de Adjuntas, por estafa.
Dia 15-Eduardo Jorne, de Ponce,
lesiones. Gregorio La PaS, de Ponce, pet
lesiones
Dia 16-Luis Felipe Padilla otros, de
Juana Diaz, por disparo y lesiones. Y.
Ell sabado pr6ximo tendra lugar un bsi.
lie en- ell ParQue BorinQuen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-14
UN ACUERDO
De La CAMARA De C0MERCiO

La Junta Directiva de ia Camara de
Comercio en- session del dia 10 del presen.
te, acord6 recomendar al Comercio la cen
veniencia de que procure por todos }os
medios su alcauce que los tributos de
renias internas sobre tabacos, licores ETC.,
sean satisfechos CON escrupulosidad no
solo porque asf 10 ordena una ley cons
tituye un ingreso para ell tesoro; 81 no cue
la merma de el las difcultades de su
recaudaci6n, darfan lugar que ese tribu.
to sc impusiese en- mayor escala con la
RECOMMENDATION procedImient0s de cobro
que Sc emplean en- los Estados Unidos y
que son mas onercsos y desagradables.
Sc ha inaugurado en- Guayama un
magnffico hotel, de primera clase, dni-
co en- aquella localidad denominado
"Hotel Castillo, del que son prop:eta-
rios los senores Castillo & hijo.
Ell establecmiento esta montado a
la altura de los mejores de la isla, y los
precios de hospedaje son sumamente
econ6micos.
Don Tomas L. Villalobo. ha sido nom.
brado Secretario Suplente del JuZgado mu.
nicipal de la Moca.
El Tribunal de Distrito absolvi6 los
procesados por homiCidio, DamIdn Medi-
ma y Lopez Fonseca, por haber retirsdo 81
Ministerio Fiscal sus conclusiones provi-
sionales por falta de piuebas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-14

Ell JOVEN don Felix Orosas, gra-
duado en- NOTRE DAME este afio,
ofrece al comercio de mayor y mediana
escala sus servicios de Tenedor de Ii
bros, etc.
Direction: CoNooRDIA I, Ponce,
P. R. 30-7
Ell doctor don Aurelio Lasaletta ha sido
declarado cesante como m6dico titular del
4: distrito de esta capital, por no prestar
ell oportuno auxilio facultativo q un Sub
ditto frances.
Los sefores que componsn Ia junta esco
lar del pueblo de Corozal, son: Mariana
Vassallo, Jose ,Bou, Emilio Delgado, An.
dr6s Rivera y Ramon Rivera Fuentes.
Sc nos asegura que muy en- breve sc
abriI On unas clsses de esgrima en- la
escuela del Asilo de tBenefcencia de
Santurce.
Nos participa ell senior Lugo Vihas,
M6dico Mayor del ej6rcito americana,
que es incierto 10 que ha publicado un
colega local, en- su editorial de hoy con
respectc q que ell ejercito de los Esta-
dos Unidos de guarnici6n en- esta isla,
consuma ell cafe brasilefio.
Segdn ell coronel Buchanan, desde
hace mas de dos amos sc recibieran or
denes expresas del Departamento de la
Guerra de- Washingt para que ell Ca
f6 que consnmiera ell ej6rcito de guar
nicl6n eI Puerto Rico, fuera adquilido
en- este mercado.
El establecimiento de licores del pats, de
don Rafael Gamundi, Sc ha trasladado 4
un hermoso local de la calle de- San Justo,
ndmero 81.
Hsy regresado & esta capital despu6s dc
haber terminado los estudios que Sstabs
|practicando en- Ia carretera de Jiyaya 4
Barros ell ingeniero de Obras Pdblicas dor
Ricardo Skerrett.
Sc kalla sctualmente en- Ia ckrcel de Ma
ysgiies, el sx-post master de Oabo Rojo
don joaquin Beamud.
En- breve ssr& Ia vista de la causa quo &C
10 signe por frauda.
La Junta local de instruction del pue
bio de Aguada ha quedado constitufda con
losmiembros siguientes: J. Oelestino Moret
Santiago Ruiz, Juan j. Wives, Euloglt
Gimenez Juan Irisarri.
Por iddisposici6n del senior Hernandez
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-14
MercadO de Nueva York de hOy,

Harina de Trigo "El Gigante' So rs saco
Harina de Maiz Golden Maize 1915 saco
Forage de Schumacher $1.3O saco
Tocin0 dc Morton l6 .5 barril
Jamones $8 Z las 100 libras
Salchichones & $1,000 las 100 libras
Manteca ccfriente $6.75 las 100 libras.
Manteca pura SO las 100 llbras
Libras 4.S5a
Azdcar centrifugado 4.1S
Azdcar mascabado 312
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-14
En- Ia bahia de Colon
fOndea I'm crucerO
frances
Amparara 4 sus subditos
DEFENDERG LAS OBRAS EMPREN
OIDAS DEL CANAL DE PANAMA
6ervicie telegrAfico especial del Boletin
MercantiD

Nueva York, miercoles.-Conu
nican de Colon que aver tarde lie.
&c q aquel puerto Ell crucero frances
"Suchet." Sc cree que la presen-
cia de este buque es debida q 6rde-
mes de su gobierno con objeto de
defender los intereses de sus sdbdi.
tos establecidos en- Panama y las
obras del canal del mismo nom bre
donde estan invertidos grandes capi
tales franceses y cuya propiedad
tienen por indiscutible.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-14
La hueIga de obreros en-
los EStadOS UnidOS
Resistencia de muchos asociados
FUTURA DIsOLUOION DE LA ASO
OIAOION

Servico Oablegrafco especial del Boletin
Mercantil
Nueva York, microbes. Con mo
two de la actitud desobediente de
muchos obreros numerados en- la
Gran Federation Nacioral con res
pecto las 6rdenes cursadas por la
Junta de gobierno para llevar &
cabo la hueIga general, esta perma
nece estacionaria y aunque sus prin
cipales miembros trabajan actisa
mente para conseguir ell objeto pro
puesto, Sc da por segura la pronta
disoluci6n de la mencionada fedora
ci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-14
.\~O~~
MlTIY POPULAR En- MANATI :

Por iniciativa de los comerciantes de Ma.
matt Sc ha celebrado en- aquei pueblo nm
mitln popular, para protestar contra la in.
troducci6n del cafe brasileio en- esta isla.
Sc resolvi6 no admitir este artfculo y
aislar al comerciante que quebrantara dicho
acuerdo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-14
DeClaraciOneS del Minis.
trO COlOmbianO
FL deseo del "Hera1d" !"
LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS DEBEN IN.
TERVENIR
fServicio cablegrafico especial del Boletin
Mercantile

Nueva York, ~miercoles.-El mi
nistro plenipotenciario de Colombia
en- Washington ha asegurado al CO.
rresponsal del " Herald " en- aquella
capital, que antes de dos semanas
80 romperan las hostilidades entire
su rep1blica y la de Venezuela.
Con este motive ell citado peri6
dico insiste energicamente en- la
necesidad. que llama imperiosa, de
que los Estados Unidos, sin perdida
de momento i1tervengan decidida-
mente en- ell conficto para hacer
respetar los derechos de la gran
Repdblica en- todas las Americas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-14
En- Francia
Alarma de los imperialistas
LA LEY DE ASOOIACIONES RELI.
GIOSAS
(Servicio cablegrafico especial del Boletin
MercantiD
En- Francia

Paris, microbes. Entire los ele
mentos del partido imperialista rel
ma una gran alarma con motive de
ser el dia sefialado por ell Presiden .
to Loubet para sancionar el acuer
do de las camaras francesas referen
to a las asociaclones religiosas Y
quedar desde ese momento promul
gada la ley.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-14

Del Is al II del presente mes, el in
geniero don Tulio Larrinsga procedera al
reconocimiento de seis pertenencias mine.
ras de cobre que radican en- Ia Jurisdic-
ci6n del Corozal, las que han sido inscri.
tas en- el Departamento del Interior con
ell ndmero 1913 y nombre Soledad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-14
TABAOO

Muy coIta es la solicitud no obstan
te scr abundante la cantldad de est;
hoja, en- la que Sc nota calma hasta pa
"a su misma fabrication, debido a qu'
la exrortaci6n de elaborados no es ac
tiva.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-14
FARMACIA AMERICANA

FoRFAthEEzzAA 22-SsAANN 2S SAN JUAN PR.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-14
RevoIucion en- el Brasil
Distrito levantado
Ell GOBIERNO SOFOOARk EL MO
VIMIENTO
fServicis cablegrktico especial del Boletin
Mercantil)


fServicis cablegr&fico especial del Boietin
Mercantil)
-Nueva York, microbes. DE Rio
de Janeiro, Brasil, telegra6an que
en- las fronteras de Ia Repdblica del
Uruguay, en- los distritos de Ace
qua y S. Joao::de Herval Ihan apare
Cido algunas fracciones rebeldes
que han sitiado los pueblos de Ca
nudos y de Nuestra Seiiora de
Guaco.
Ell Presidente Ferraz ha manda-
do contra los insurgentes I'M pode.
roso ei6rcito, y Sc espera que pronto
queds vencido ei movimiento insu'
rreccional.
1. a. Ests aetitud del colega neoyorquinc
90 debe les activas gestiones del cores
ponsal del BOLETM MERCANTIL, en- New
York Diguiendo nuestras. .instrucciones, =
n, do laR,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-14

PREcIos DE HOY
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-14

Para atender a las n1cesidades mo-
mentaneas de consume, solamente Sc
solicitan reducidas cantidades de dicho
y debido a la irregularidad en
operaciones no Sc ha normalizadO ell
nracio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-14
SeIYiCio Especial
POR CABLE DEL
BOLETIN MERCANTlL.
Nuestra protesta reper-
cute en- New York
PIDE UN ARANOEL ESPECIAL


New York, miercoles.-El peri6.
dico de esta capital "The Tribune"
es ell primero que ha recibido no.
ticias telegrafcas de esa isla, impo
niendole de la efervescencia reinan.
to en- ell pals con motive de la in
troducci6n en- esa Antilla del cafe
del Brasil.
En- un l6gico y razonado artfculo
estudia detenidamente ell resultado
desfavorable que podrfa trasr a la
bondad acreditada del artfculo en-
todos los mercados del mundo, y
aboga por que Sc saucione inmedia-
mente un arancel especial que anu
le la acci6n de los explotadores. M
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-14
MERCADO DE FRUTOs'
AzUOAR
Sin operaciones.
OAFB

Debido a 10 reducidfsima que es
existencia, Sc opera muy POGO con este
artfculo, notandose alguna disposition
para obtener dicho grano. Con frme
a cierran los tipos S 123 s 13 porr
"Oorriantes eubanosY, $13 a 5 l34 por
s Las 14A por .'hacienda
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-14
MAIZ

Id solicitud de este grano contiEd ia
muy moderado cuya cotizaci6n cierra
fioia 4 50 fanega, habiendo abundante
existencia del mismO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-14

Ell sabado pr6ximo tendra lugar un bsi.
le en- el Parque Borinquen.
Mohave County miner., 1901-03-23
The Need of Small Mines.

What the mining men of the country
need at this time, observes an ex.
change, Is a method of treatment of
ores whereby a small mine, of what
ever character its ore may be, may en-
JOY the exclusive privilege of cheap
as we'll as economical, treatment of its
ores at the point where they are ex-
tracted from the earth, and it is graft
flying to note that experiment is grad.
ually following the inclination of the
vitality interested producer of mineral
wealth.
As it is, the poor man has little use
for the most promising mineral dis
covery farther than to put it into mer-
charitable shape IL he can. then sell il
for what he can get. 1t may be mine,
or it may not have rises much above
the dignity of prospect; It makes little
difference to him. He has performed
his professional duty as a prospector
in finding mineral in place, and his
education of recent years has taught
him to let the magnate have his way.
In other words, the great smelling
and reduction plants of the country
have so manipulated the ways and
means of relieving the prospector Of
the whole task of transportation and
treatment that he is lead to believe it
takes a million to make a mine, and
why not let the millionaire institutions
do their work?
1t has been little more than half a
century since the time when railroad,
smelter and other com bines were I'M
known. Men now living, and especially
those who come from the other coun-
tries of Europe, tell us that they we'll
remember the day when every miner
bad his own smelter. He prepared his
formula for reduction and did the
work at his own home. OF course it
was crude way of doing it, but all
methods of doing things were crude in
their form In those days, and they can
be just as easily improved on in
small way as in large way.
The miner OF today should under
stand his business in detail and should
have every requirement to meet his
demands. If small machinery plants
could be had at com paratively reason.
able cost, so that with few hundred
dollars outlay he could treat the small
product of his property at the start,
there would be more producing mines
in the country, hundred fold. There
should be the means within reach to
work every ton of ore that comes from
the ground, and the tendency to build
small machinery plants should be in
dustriously encouraged.
Mohave County miner., 1901-03-23

the matter closed up within a very
short time, but until then, he said.
he did not feel at liberty to say from
whom the more than $4,000 out of the
$4,000 shares were to come, nor to
whom they we're to be delivered. Three
different experts have examined, sam
Piled and passed judgment on the prop
erty within the past few months, and it
is also generally understood that they
represented the company designated
above as the purchaser-Salt Lake
Herald.
The new smelter plant for the Ari.
iona Copper Company will have ca
pacity of 100 tons per day. It's ca.
pacity will be greater than now re.
quired, allowance having been made
for the probable increase in the future.
The building will be of steel construc.
ton throughout and fire proof. The
old smelling plant, which has a capac.
ity of 800 tons, will be torn out and
the new one loaded on the same
ground. 1t is expected that the change
can be made and the new plant iu
operation in about five weeks. The
new concentration now being erected
by the same company at LongfelloW
will have capacity of 200 tons. 1t /,
expected that the production of the
com pany will be at the rate of bon
tons of copper per annum after the
Improvements now under way have
been completed. The output Of the
company for last year was l9,296,78(
pounds Bessimer copper. The pro
duction of blue stone for the same
period was l,94l,22 pounds, equiva
lent to about 410,3O6 pounds of copper
The blue stone is worth on an averag,
of more than five cents per pound il
New York. The bulk of the blue ston,
produced by the company Is shipped
to the silver mines of Mexico, bu
shipments are also made direct to for
eign countries. A considerable amour
of sulpburic acid is also produced as
i-product.-Copper Era.
Mohave County miner., 1901-03-23

mining of this mass copper, so attrac-
tive to the eye and stimulating to the
Imagination, has proved very hazard
Gus and often Improbable to investors.
There is, however, plenty of copper
to be found in quite another form in
the Lake Superior region. 1t occurs
in kind of conglomerate rock, which,
though grade ore, is dealt with in
enormous quantities and yields great
profits. Some of the deepest mining
in the world is done for this conglom
crate. and special machinery for quick
hosting has been devised in order that
as much as possible of the ore may be
fetched to the surface in the shortest
time. Instead of steel hammers de-
pending on gravity for the force Of the
blows with which they pound the rock,
steam stamps of tremendous power are
employed, smashing the ore to powder
When the powdered rock is washed
away the copper remains in the shape
of tiny float plates, which are melted
into ingots.
The discovery Of copper in Montana
was made by j. B. Haggan, a young
man who came to the state poor and
opened up silver mine. After a while
the silver "played out" though both
silver and gold are still obtained with
the copper, rich vein of which was
found below. The Montana copper is
sulphide-that is to say, com bina-
ton of copper and sulphur. To get the
metal the sulphur is roasted out OF it,
aud this used to be done by piling the
ore in long head aud lighting fire
at one end of it.
Now in Arizona copper is found in
still another shape-that is to say, in
the form of carbonate. The ores are
very beautiful, some of them being
green malachite aud others blue azur-
tie. Occasionally in these deposits
nuggets of pure metallic silver are
found as big as ones hand. Being so
interesting as curiosities, these mug.
gets have usually been preserved.
Most of the azurite aud malachite
in the old mines have been worked out
aud the diggings have got down to
sulphides, which are treated like those
of Montana.
The output of 1900 was not far from
l,lOO,OOONOO pounds, and during that
year the production of the United
States will be as much as the aggregate
yield of the world ten years ago. In
1850 we produced less than 100000
pounds of copper, and in 1860 our out
put was only little more than l6,OO0,-
600 pounds-less than our production
for two weeks at the present time. For
the entire nineteenth century the
worlds yield of the metal is estimated
to have been about 20,0OOOO0,OO0
pounds.
The copper producing companies Of
this country are understood to have
cleared 4O,OOOOOOs over and above all
expenses in 1900. Considering the
vastness of the profits, it is not sur
prising that the metal should be Gag
erly sought in all parts of the world.
Notwithstanding the enormous con-
sumption of copper and the rapid ex-
pansion of its uses, there is no reason
to fear that there will not be plenty Of
it to meet the wants of mankind in the
future. Cheap methods of treating
ores have brought such immense guam.
titles of it within economical reach
that the available supply of the metal
can never approach exhaustion
Washington Post.
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-04-20
SANTA AZ LOCALS

Harry .Tillotson of the machine shop
is of duty. He IS reported to be sick
Pat Todd and George Shultz, boiler
makers. were called to Iowa yesterday
on account Of the sickness of a cousin
of Shultz.
The Bachelors club viii dance at Hud-
sons hall on Tuesday evening, April g.
A number of railroad men are members
OF the organization
Gus Gross, a former machinfst here.
was at the shops yesterday. He has
been working in Kansas City since last
Engine s06, a big western engine that
has been in service on the Santa Fe Pa
cific, was ready for a trial trip today
after having received a general over
hauling.
Engineer B. W. Client has reported for
Engineers McGinnis and Hand and
Fireman c. H. Tennyson We're on yes
A new water crane is being put in at
the roundhouse water tank It viii be
for Temporary use while new steel
tank is being constructed
Switchman James Larkin is laying OF,
moving his family
s.The Devil in Town is the theme
upon which William BOyes will talk at
the Gospel meeting at the railroad 7. NJ
c. A Sunday afternoon The Bible class
will meet at 3 o'clock
Harry Stewart Of the machine shop
has gone to Armstrong to work for the
r T. Putnam, clerk to I C. New
mark of the machine shop, is now To-
Gated at 333 Lake street. his wife hav-
ing arrived only a few days ago from FIT
Madison. Ia
John Kempton. assistant secretary Of
the railroad Y. NJ. c. A., has moved to
SIS Madison street
Addison Maxwell formerly a packer
in the storehOuse, has returned from
prospecting tour in Montana
Albert Krotzer, a member OF Mitchell 5
gang in the machine shop, resigned his
position yesterday
A number of roundhouse men laid of