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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE 10 bond buyers; On Thursday,
the 22d day OF August, 1901. AZ IL o'clock
noon, at the mayors office, IN Nonstop,
Of ING Houston. Viii sell pp 10 the highest bid
der an issue OF $4,000 paving bonds,
SJu.OVO sewer bonds, $4,000 school house
bonds, Said bonds to be ..ated August
/, 1901, OF the denomination Of silW
each, bear interest at the rate oil tJl ave
per cent per annum, payable semrun
nually, due 40 years from date and psy,
able In lawful money Of the United sStates
at the office Of the Union Trust Company,
city and stare OF New York. The saAe
VIII be governed and conditioned by tine
l. All bids must be made at moon OF
August 22d. 1901.
.. Bidders agree that they haze in
bonds before bidding. The city VIII place
the $4,000 paving bonds duly regis
tered by the State ,comptrollerl In the
Commercial National bank of Houston,
Texas. and the 100000 sewer bonds and
SjO,upO school house bonds also duly
registered by the State comptrollerl, In
the T. w. House bank In Houston, Texas,
NJ. earlier than August %. 1901, at noon,
and not later than September l, lnul.
AT noon, and the successful bidder must
arrange 70 have payment made tnese ne ne,
ment be not SO made by said time the
certified check on deposit With the city
snail thereby stand forfeited. II the
city snail fail 10 present said bonds $50
registered at or before said last men
toned time, II shall be bound TO return
said check but shall ne subject to no
further obligation and shall not be H.
able for any damage consequent upon
such failure.
3. Bids can be made on either one or
a. Of the three issues Of bonds and a
check equal to "a one per cent Of the
par value of the bonds bid for, duly
certified by a Houston bank must ac-
company ench bid. The check of the sue
crssfui bidder will he retained TO secure
compliance with his bid All others Will
be returned on the day of award.
4. The city may reject any or all bids.
,. The bids will he taken by open verbal
competition. Scaled or written bids Will
not be considered
For further particulars address Arthur
Upper, City Secretary. Houston, Texas.
l.. j. Tuffy,
NJ. ID. Bennett,
L. Gus Mueller,
Finance Committee.
!. D. Woolford. Mayor p
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NOTICE Thirty days from this date the
city of Houston will sell to the highest
bidder for cash, all of the property
bought In by the city for taxes aud for
of the deeds Of the property can be seen
at the office Of the city attorney IA the
Mildly 4 Dow hall, on the corner OF
Texas avenue and Travis street. l.. j.
fluffy. NJ. ID. Bennett, l.. Gus Mueller,
finance committee. Houston, Texas, July
Ii, 1901. SIS
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and Harrisburg will grow un-
til all Of the territory between the two
cities will be improved with business
wharyes along the bayou, grain eleyat-
ors, and you must remember that the
Magnolia park property will be the cen,
ter OF all this improvement. Lots 5Ox2OO
feet can be purchased now for $500 per
lct half cash, balance one and two
years. Call and see the maps OF the
Magnolia Park property. w. c. Moore,
3O515 Main street; or-L. w. Craig, KAN
building, Houston, Texas.
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THE MAGNOLIA PARK property is now
on the market, and can be purchased In
lots 5oX2OO feet deep, or in acreage W.
{, Moore and L. w Craig, sole agents,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE ls hereby given that special
meeting of the stockholders OF the Hous-
ton and Texas Central Railroad Company
to assemble at the General Office Of the
company In Houston, Texas at II o'clock
M, on the 18th day OF August, 1901, for
the following purposes. to-wit:
First: To authorize and provide for pur'
chasing, owning and operating the rail-
road OF the Central Texas and Northwest.
Garrett station 10 the town of Waxahhchie,
In Ellis county. with It's franchises anl
appurtenances: the railroad Of the Fort
pany. extending from the town Of Waxa.
hGchie. In Ellis county, to the City or
Fort Worth, In Tarrant county, with It's
franchises and appurtenancesi the rail-
road of the Austin and Northwestern Rail-
roau Company, extending FROM the CITY
of Austin, in Travis county, to the town
chises and appurtenances; the railroad OF
the Granite Mountain and Marble Falls
City Railroad Company, extending from a
point of connection with the Austin and
Northwestern Railroad in Burnet county,
to the town of Marble Falls. in Burnet
county, with its franchises ard appur-
tenances and the railroad commonly
known as the Lancaster Tap Railroad, eI-
tending from Hutchlns station to the town
OF Lancaster, in Dallas county with ITS
franchises and appurtenances, or either
or any OF such railroads, with its or their
franchises and appurtenances.
Second To authorize and provide for
amending the charter or Articles OF lG-
corporation of said Houston and Texas
Central Railroad Company SO as to author
lie It to construct, own, operate ard main
tain railroad from a point OF connection
with the railroad now owned by said Aus
tin and Northwestern Railroad Company
to the town Of Lampasas, in Lampasls
county. and so as TO authorize II to pro
ject and provide for locating construct
Ing maintaining and operating such
branch lines of railroad from the lines now
owned by It as the stockholders at such
meeting shall determine
Il. W. CAVE.
S1GO1 Secretary.
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r ADIEsl Use Chichester tnglsh ssnnyroy al Pis,
Best! sAfestl oHly Reliable Take no 1ih ,;,s
n Buy OF DruggRt- stne ~. stamps iot RAfue-
ular. md Relief .or Ladiss in letter ~ return ni
Chichester ChemicRl Co., PhilAaA-, Pa
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~
PRoPoSALS-Wil Pc u lser sntii lEiS
flee of the underslgheuo ns nlsN
for furnishing aholt .n S tsH's''
mon brick one 'p nvnrrsis PNlAi
and one thousand , 9ar.s piss.
ment for use In buiiuiabo nt is W
not al San Antonio s.,ap ant y
thousand common, pss snale. W,
barrels Of lime ana nVs n sci ID q 1
Portland cement ior Bidders y. {
hospital at III Paso s,su5 n'S ID n
10 Stare brands q q G brics Qss,,as'
he I. Q. ,. cars aa.tIr5ps Odi"s ad *
New orleans raiIir nr Antonio
Harrisburg and I San rls1i y
or xii bids is resersss,oua,
Eng NJ Of W, housey-------------, n
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SEE ARNOLD & ROBERTS, Main

SEE ARNOLD & ROBERTS. Main
street Heiner building, real rent
ais and loans: city property llty:
II you have a house to rent a. see
them; they will get you immediate re-
suits: they offer a few specials, snaps,
for next week; twenty lots In Fair
Grounds extension at $500 per lot 1000
acres choice rice land, all fenced. bar
gain, at so per acre; seventy-hye acres
oil land Sour Lake, one-half mile of
Hammond we'll, at SIS per acre; forty acres
choice land near Taylor well, Plerce's
Junction, at $40 per acre. 10
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WANTED TO kFMT.

FOUR BACHELORS desire 10 rent com.
plete furnished house with modern con
Senlences for Ave to ten months. Ad-
~ - - o. So :
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FOR tents, awnings tarpaulins. ere. write
or 'phsna Kattmann & Kneeland Tent
Co.. 31SiA Main street. Houston. Texas.
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REAL Estate FOR SALE.

RAMON MOUND-A acre on top for sale
this week at $50 Address 4aSe, this OF,
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uApryp u1TOsoN G. ron

MARTYR, HUDSON & FORD.
TRUCK FARAiS-We have several small
tracts Of land, from to 20 acres each
suitable for truck gardening. AT $40 to
$40 per acre; close To city, on gravel road.
call quick for choice location. 300 Frank.
lin If
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FOR SALE-0ne and a half lots corner
Fierce avenue and Chenevert street
Third ward. Address owner, this Office
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PROPOSALS. Hsrll =
g comm st Houston. Tezs 81 AZ n NJ
Texas = az ~ O'clock neon x; y XII
cd up 70 o.. 1901 " ,..1.'''|
the necessary mara 1appfcz v,
twenty Ave miles len ?.
nayed roads as follom,sr,,encsp, y y
Washington road COUNT ll,snl snt 4,
az the present pafen.SSlsv slol: :,
far ZEN miles NORTH Ws ,fe,,ston ~ +
Eive miles on the n ~ lron As32
road commencing ~ ,sadsnf n
S ~ bayou and sas,iIss q "
1 o,.n sotd road for n,t vi u
Gsi1s. Dad commencins y ~ q.
neiipe eTtendlng alehs a. y,
its amu on the Tels,RsSsss,s 4.
Two I LII ~ the city llmlss l,l9 A
mencipg ~ ~ over Brays "a
lance Of two aa hn v a,s gatlr J.
proxlmately. bun IA roads M
construction OF saio X srsytl x.
gravel. comhlnauvn coInhlsi ".
and rock and shel ieedlne. q
einde the pecessat ssccofdftr n
49, Al ling, all ~ en- npr "a
nians and speclicann.lpsvr gnrsel.' n
~ oFice Of the count h.lS -
rtS county. Texas. a.siAeS ~. =
rs rl,,, S sosgnied by q cerl,s,ss1r aD,l ( a
compar,.nca l hank In q su. ~. VI
some .on. ~ the 'amonss, ~
per ne Ssns county judge' ~ u,
,,ouIdated damages " iat0 ~
der who fails ,,Iged re n. n
bond as reearired 10 en.s. AZ n
der viii .,,,n pc EQUAL 70 ops i, ~ 4
eontrsct. ggo Tlss d t as q
Si,sst sDs rsiesutil sns w * -
all intendin Vrcunu ~ -
sains from tne -
e esssss'5s sa ss'H Harris
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HAVE a few more one-half acre lots at
Dayton, Texas, at $50 per lot, only 5Oi
yards from the Guffey Well Address r.
w Marshall. Hearne Texas IL
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FOR SALE-The Houston Hesir d
and summer garden: an ideal reset
only one near Houston reached y n
cars. John A. Mllpy, 20 Nal, Y
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FIFTH WARD-SlS0o buys new slx-room
two-story house, near conner Of Semmes
and Leona streets; small cash payment
down, balance monthly instaIlments to
suit purchaser. William A. Wilson, pa
hiam building. 7
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4 WIIL leave for the north on business
erin August 6. and VIII be gone for about
two weeks Kindly hold your orders until
my return My store viii be closed unlll
return. Jack Diamond The Tailor lVg9
Preston Ave. =
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FutKIil WARD-New seven-room two
story house, near Fannln school and hest
street car service In city. For prices
ana terms, see William A. Wilson, 20S
l can nt you out in anything tn the way
OF hnl' rice lands a speciality: II viii
pay You TO see me. Hail, 900 Main. 4
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

NEWSPAPER and Job Office In growing
town OF 500, cheap for cash and terms
at once. Address 2633, this office.
FOR SALE-Saw mill on H., n. and w
Il. Il. r.; everything complete; tram en-.
CINE and four miles of track: capacity OF
mill, $4,000 feet per day: for further in.
formation call on or address Loyetny
Sampson Malevinsky, Blnz bldg,
WANTED Good town to locate FIRST elias.
dressmaklng parlors. Address Dressma,
Fer, this Once. 10
WANTED Iady or gentleman; salary cor.
per week and expenses; good nrsf-cIa a
position; must travel and have 81 !,
money; secured. Address 26l3 this office
10
A GREAT OPPORTUNITY for 1r59TeSs-.
siye merchant. For sale, an estahlisbed
and profitable mems furnishing and cloth
ing store; located In center Of bnsInes.
district, and very popular With the pub
lie. Call or address for full lnforms.
ton. Ben Beckman, Galveston, Texas. n
BARGATN-Good stock Of General msT.
chandlse and fixtures for sale; well estah.
ltshed cash trade and fine prospects, 10,
business here cash or will take good no no.
Improved land, clear. with perfect tItia
az its cash value. Address H. Ciars'
Victoria, Texas.
FOR SALE-The Houston HeIFhfs hail
and summer garden; an ideal resort: ths
only one near Houston reached nv st,sas
cars John 4. Milroy, 30 Main 81 n
FOR SALE on RENT-The Hoa-fo5S
Heights furniture factory eouinned 49,
general planning mill work and tie ma mn
thetpre OF cheap furniture. o. II. CsresT
70 Main hfxsafs 2saktea. TsxaA II
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ANOTHER MODEL HOME--At Nd
fol this week only: Twostou, n
built IN all Its appointments, arn n
rooms and baths; servants hcfs n
stable; corner lot. southern esgna \
car line. only $3.50: improstne1ii 4
rore than this price; act qafs \
wish to take advantage Of thk I'D
Investment. Halllwell 4 Kelly. N u
street,
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NoTICE--Notice Is hereby given that Il
sIecia' meeting of the stockholders OF
the Austin and Northwestern Railroad
company has been called by the board
of directors to assemble a. the general
office of the company In Austin, Texas. nj
10 o'clock H. m. on the 10Th day OF An
gust, 1901, for the purpose If authoriZ-
Ing and providing for the sale of the
railroad OF said company extending from
the city Of Austin, In Travis county. to
the town Of Llano. In Llano county, with
its franchises and appurtenances, to the
Houston and Texas Central Railroad com
pany. c. II. Reilly, secretary. S-l0.o1
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Office OF
Comptroller VI the Currency Washing
ton, ID. c.. June IL, 1901 Whereas, by
satisfactory evidence presented to the
undersigned. II has been made to appear
that the Merchants National bank OF
Houston, In the city OF Houston, in the
county Of Harris. and State OF Texas
has complied with all the provisions OF
quired TO be complied with before an
association shall be authorized to com.
mence the business of banking
Now, therefore, /, Charles G.. Dawes
comptroller OF the currency, do hereby
certify that the Merchants National
bank of Houston. In the city Of Houston
IN the county OF Harris, and State OF
Texas, Is authorized 10 commence TIE
business OF banking as provided in sec,
ton 5l69 Of the Revised Statutes OF the
In testimony whereof witness nv hand
and the seal OF office this 18th day OF
June, 1901. CHAS. q. DAWES.
Comptroller of the Currency S-14
Charter number 5SlS
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BIDS AND PROPoSAl

NOTICE TO CONTRAcTVRs. 81 w
posals will he received ~ Il. " saIi a
and members Of the polly s4 II
10 O'Clock noon, Septempess n. ,s;s
the office of the clerk Of tas . igs
NJ Lake Charles Caleaaea w. y. N
for the remodcling and hao sss IA
parish court house. tlan s,,sast il
lions can be seen aitet "a stit
Office Of the above clerk nv Ssx,s "
of X. n. Steele, Houston, o,trss 4
the Dallas and Sareyepvr1ss Lnif
James Rely Gordon ~ 4
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BoARD-RooMs WANTED.

BOARD and room In private Jewish Vanity
by young man. References. 3i2, this
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WOOTEN WELLS WATER For sale only
at Iewyn's drug store. Two glasses FOR
SC, or 2ic gallon, 30
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TWO IMMENSE compress, ma.
s'rnctlon on the Magnolia Pats sD ".
ana the |. and G. \. railroad / ", w
IN It's terminals at the jnnetios Y
Iaio bayou and Brays baron. 4 N.
arlve down the, Harrisburg load AZ y, Z,
neso the rapid Developments. Fus ~.
Craig, Houston, Texas. ~ 4
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
Personal.

LIST OF ANSWERS ~ !,
70 advertisements remaining In the, or
nee OF The Post for the week ehulus
s45s ' es!' Il o. IN; 2T01 80; 2726; A.
Il. d. go: Miss A.. 2b76 49,; 2Iii w 49, 49,
2g27: 26I9; b. us); cash; 1903 2ois tsl:
2aTS: 21U3 i3); Damon Mound t5l. 5g9t33!
4iSo; $3.50 Ia; PISS; Engineer: 2I56 ,t9j
ZOOS; Fahn; 507 ~; 2B3fi 23Oii 100 oSs
Ii0); 2g5s 44s3; 44SS %; II. l3l 299s:
2t5s: 1920: 2734 ~; 26J9 10; 2ss3; 4i3S;
2IS5: $500 26SO: 260l ~; 2166; 3llOi
214i ~; Lumber C3li I. i463 263i az
1If3. 2g43; 1892; 2IsS; ~ H., 26l; 2bIJ;
2,,SO 20I4 49, aD40 %; POO ~ 200
24I6; l0iG; 2'42 al 2l17 l2l: 2s93 ~, "
.i592. 2lj47: 2t;s2: 44l7; 2G97 1923 90 21IS
"a: 2g23 I'D: 2O93; 2IgS 2jI3; Mrs
Mabel Wilson. 2790; 2D19; H.; 200 uDi
10000 90; 900
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THE Board of Pharmacy will meet Au-
gust the both. 1901, nj 502 Main street,
TO examine applicants for registration.
A. E. Klesling Reg $50
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GOOD REPORT
FROM R. C. W.
Samples Encountered or the GOO
Ley3l Brought In,
NEARING THE MAIN LEDGE.
Relief Of tIr. wilson Who Came la
from the District This Morning
Other Properties.

r. @, Wilson OF the Rio Grande
Western mine az Tntic returned this
morning from the property Mr. Wilson
brought with him "a sample OF ledge
matter which was encountered Satur-
day Ia q drift OF from the 600 foot
level Mr.. Wilson says that every in
dlcatiou shows that they are nearing
the main ledge ana expects that a
strike viii be made within the next two
or three days, Besides the drift on the
900 foot a drift Is being run west on
The 400 foot level In this drift the char
octer Of the ground Is changing and
they hope 10 cut the ledge within the
next few feet
Speaking Of other properties IN the
district he said that the work on the
Ridge and Valley near the Gemlni was
being pushed and that the shaft has
attained q depth OF 700 feet. The OBJ
lect Of sinking this shaft h 10 get be-
low the ore zone which has been dis
closed in the Gemlni aud then drift to
locate the ore. This depth has not
beetn reached as yet, but work viii
continue until this end * accom-
plshed.
The Little Chief is looking up well.
and though the strike recently recorded
In this properly was not great one,
everything goes 20 prove that when
depth Is attained the mine viii become
a steady producer.
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HOWELL ON CACHE COryIy
Enterprising Senator from the No.,
Thinks Cache Is Al Right

When It comes TO a country th,,,
fords every advantage that the hs, !
man can desire, Senator joseph g
would beg leave to commend "a
county IN general and WellsyIle In ID,
tIcular Senator Howell. asR
known, is one Of the mos. pros1.,
merchants In Cache county ana Il
home Is in Wellsvllle which DE- ar
the town Of that county" Sam.
Howell however, Is interested In 49,
branches OF Industry In the north IL,
is as capable as any OF speaking o. Z
business conditions Of Utah's norsa,
granary
we are not immunes from every IA.
advantage, however remarked \.
senator. for our part Of the STATE b,
suffered from dryness as wen as NJ,
portions but Cache county r. about !,
able 60 flourish without water as In,
county | know Of But nature 3 at
ing better care now of that section y
her cold storage department and n
result Is that every farmer 10 the ul
ley anticipates big crops. next .ess-
and the grand old valley will come tr,
to It's normal condition, which means
second 10 none"
Senator Howell deplores the a.rui
facilities that are handIcappHg NJ
shippers in that county. and express,
the hope that he day Is not fir dst5r
when the conditions win De cmus3
Speaking Of the schools and c0lIegsh
Logan, he says they Were neyf9
crowded as they are now, and the an
OF Logan as an educational center
spreading abroad
yes concluded the senator. "ClGl
county Is a good place 10 live 10.
would be celebrated if Wellsy.le wa
the only city In the county, but ins,a
Of one there Is a string Of towns ai
cities surrounding the valley BlIn.f
air. pure water fertile lands, hand
some women, and intelligent men. az
some OF the elements that go 20 mah
up Cache county"
Senator Howell went home on Satusi
day and returned this morning with Is
family. He has been living at b.
Knusford, but will now keep house I'd.
an the end OF the legislature
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Call Opened Quietly and Was Con-
fined to Cheaper Stocks,
LOWER MAMMOTH IN FAVOR
Ajax Was Stronger Than at the Close
on Saturday The Business Trans
acted stock Transfers.

The week opened quietly on the ox-
change this morning and the trading
with the exception OF Lower Mammoth
was confined mostly to the cheaper
stocks. Ajax, which opened the
call and the trading, was
stronger by several points than at the
close on Saturday. sold as high as
ssh cents, the last sale being effected
at cas-, being three cents above satur.
day.
DAILY again entered the field and was
dealt In NJ figures around SIS. DAILY
West jumped 70 5000. twenty shares
changing hands at that price but the
stock fell at the close and only t29.7i
Was bid.
Lower Mammoth, which was again q
favorite In trading, flucuated during
the call. but on the whole ruled higher
than at the close Of last week. The sale
Of this stock was opened by 100 shares
changing hands at A62ia. From this
hgure the decline was gradual and the
last sale was recorded az 81 .4Oh, nearly
1900 shares having participated In the
trading at figures between the two
named.
May Day was about stationary and
sold at around ~ cents, while Silver
Shield handed out 800 shares at 4ia
Star Con, WAS dealt I'm at figures
around Us cents The remaining trad
ers We're with the smaller stocks and
about the figures which closed the week
The non-tTaders were about station
airy. and at the close the market ruled
as follows.
Closing quotations were posted as
follows.
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An Alax Fake.

The Denver Times published the fol-
lowing. which bristles with lnaccura.
Cies.
Word was received In this city yes
terday that Samuel Newhousc. just
prior 90 his departure for Europe.
parted with his stock IN he Ajax
mine Of Tintic. 0f which he and
Thomas Weir have held the control
for mOre than two years. When Mr.
NrWLouse purchased the control. 10
was supposed that the mine would
prOve' % De as important q property
as the Morcur Consolidated a great
deal of development work has been
done by Mr. Weir during the past two
years. but results have not been salts
factory, and Mr.. Newhouse therefore
decided TO lei II go. The ore taken
out I'm development has about paid eX-
penses but what was left was OF too
little consequence 10 count for much
IN the future OF the property. There
seems 20 have been enough Utah men
who still have faith IN the mine. for
while Mr.. Newh0uso did not carry of
q profit his stock brought very nearly
the price pdlu for Il
II fas evidently ben stuffed from
some unreliable source, because the
Ajax A. not an undesirable property as
the article would infer Mr.. Newhousa
certainly would not cast reflections on
a property which had produced over ST.
100000. The stock beginning with 63c
has climbed up TN II has since sold for
as high as Nl2h per share.