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Dwelling and Lot Sold.

Mrs Dora Isensee has sold her property
at No. PIC East Eleventh street through the
\. j. Meyer & Co. agency TO Mary A.
thompson 1t is a modern dwelling of
eight rooms. The consideration was $1,000.
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The Meek,s Transfers.
Mortgages.

Totals .............-.....-...
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Houses SOLD for s2a.ooo.

". L. Higgins yesterday sold to Omer
R9dibaCgh the four houses at Nos. II, 19, q
and p West Thirteenth street for $4,000.
The deal was made by W. L. Mick & Co.
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INSURE your property with FRANK X. SAW
YER 12S +. Market St
STOVE R~EPAIRS-stove repair and tin shop,
ss5 Virginia av. New phone. S475. Old phone
green. 4S4-
s~TOYES-MODEL STEEL RANGES AND
stoves. Quick Meal steel ranges and gasoline
goods. HOME STOVE CO.. l17-l19 S. Meridian st
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a time thought would be fatal. William
tiarrls, charged with petty thieving. was
sent TO the Workhouse on a fine OF $25 and
Onment.
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WANTED-AGENTs.


WANTED-Fountain pen. fancy barrel. itkt
Gold plate pen. with box and nilcr, sample.
sc; discount 10 agents. PEN CO. l02 Beck
man St. y. Y.
WANTED-Elegant hant-carved Oriental pearl
penholder. fitted with 1skt. Gold Plate pen.
complete in handsome velvet-ined leatheretts
case: sample. 25c; large discount 70 agents.
PEI 60. 1o2 Beekman 81. ~. ".
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HIGHER COURTS RECORD.
SUPREME COURT.
Minutes

SUPREME COURT.
Minutes
1885. James NJ. Bolton VS.. William Clark.
Bond.
1905. p, c., c. & st. L. Railway Com
pany vs. Flora j. Gipe, Administrative. APP
pellee's brief 80
1923. State of Indiana VS.. Edwin c. Hen
ming. Appellee's brief 81
New Suits
1857. Jay Circuit Court. William Drew
VS.. Town of Geneva. Record. Assignment
1878. Marion Criminal Court. State of
Indiana VS.. Charles b. lockwood ct al.
Transferred from Appellate Court Q25l.)
Submitted and notices issued.
APPELLATE COURT.
Minutes
41A. Chicago & Southeastern Railway
Company VS.. stephen Emmert. Appellants
brief (S)
1916. Jesse Mankin VS.. Pennsylvania Rail-
way Company. Appellants petition for
leave TO file reply brief.
4131. Supreme Tribe of Ben-Hur VS..
Romeo d. Klinefelter. Appellee's petition
4124. Eliza j. Peterson VS.. Union Trust
Company. Brief for Union Trust Company,
1855 American Tin Plate Company VS..
David A. Williams. Appellants petition for
certiorari-
4251. State of Indiana VS.. Charles B.
lockwood ct al. Transferred to Supreme
Court.
All. David A. Coulter VS.. Jerome Clark.
Appellants reply brief (S)
1894. Sulzer-VOgt Machine Company VS..
Rushville Water Company. Appellants
points and authorities.
1898. Ella a. Webb VS.. William A.
Rhodes. Appellee's petition and brief for
rehearing.
New Suit
42Ss. Porter Superior Court, city Of Val
paraiso. VS.. John Kyes. Record. Assign
ment of errors. In term Bond. Submitted
by agreement.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Nine Transfers Made Matter of Rec
ord Yesterday.

Instruments fled for record in the recorders
Office OF Marion county. Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at 4 p. M, Dec. p, 1901, as
furnished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and
Loan Company, No. 129 East Market street.
Both telephones S005:
CHRISTOPHER F.. Robert 70 Edward J. Saver
age, Lot -, Block 8, 5. y. Fletcher,
ir.'s West End SI,fb0
Richard Il. Tuttie to Chas- F.. Patterson
90 ux., Lot -, Robbins * Huooards Hin
place ada. NV
" II SpauIding 10 Commercial ms. Co.,
Of New Albany, Lot :, Sec. :, Martin
dale's Lincoln Place add.....-....---.-.. b,VW
~. B. Dawson to RObt. G Tyler, part or
n a of Sec /. TIP 10, X 3; part OF Va
Of Sec So. and part or S e = OF Sec o.
To il. r 80 Z'oW
c II. SchOoley 20 Commercial ms. Co.,
New Albany. Lot IS, J. w. Beck's sub
OF part Blocks ? and 3, w. n Rhodess
y. minois-st 9,OOO
cial ms. Co, New Albany, Lot 80, Ken
M iH3 sSDdt i jus Z. a and N. BruSe's add. $500
Hubert II. WOOdsmaI 70 Elias ~. haI.
ferty. Lot Is. Evans sub Johnsons heirs
p = Cbaney to Elias G.. Rafferty,, Lots
l. p 8 and 1. Glenn's sub Blocks : and 3,
A. u. Brooks gu
Transfers, 9; consideration
Building Permit.
F. T. Mcwhirter. barn. s515 North Senate ave-
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JOURNAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

ELEVATORS
Passenger and freight. Repairs and supplies
REEDY & CO. 'Phones-New $40. old Zzssl
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Mercantile Company. It was alleged
that sparks from IN Iron Mountain Rail-
road locomotive caused the fire.
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SpirftuRlfst.

THE FIRST sPIRITUALIsT CHURCH-cornsf
Alabama and New York streets. sunday serv-
ices at 1885 a m and 7:<5 ,. M Mrs Amanda
COfman. inspirationRl speaker, from Grand Rap
ids, Mich, viii occupy the rcstrum and give
tests morning and evening. Wednesday evening
meeting at f:45 o'clock All welcome. Church
is we'll heated.
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PLYMOUTH CHURCH-The Temple. corner
Delaware and Tenth streets. II. Z. Meserve.
pastor. Residence, l4n PARK avenue. Christmas
services: Morning at lO:45, evening at 7:45. Spe-
cial music at both services. For further details.
musical programme, etc. see advertisement else
where IN this paper.l
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FOR RENT-OFFICEs AND BUILDINGS


INSURE your property with FRANK X. SAW
Err Ds f. Market st.
FOR RENT-OFFICES.
THE LAW BUILDING."
Choice modern offices, single and en- suite,
from $1,000 up.
No charge for heat, light and janitor service.
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. c. SCHERGENS. Jewell
e-, 331 z. Washington st: one half square east
OF old location corner OF Alabama and Washing
ton sts); special bargains until Christmas in
Watches. Diamonds. Jewelry. Rings Chains etc
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William Dye; false pretenses. Defendant
arraigned. Pleads not guilty.
George Harding; assault and battery with
intent to kill. Defendant arraigned. Pleads
not guilty.
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Yellow pine timbers and joist in stock at
ndiaD Timber Co. Office and yards Il.
I'D st. * Monon Ry. w. H. COBURN, Prop.
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VITAL sTATIsTIcs-DEC. 81.


N. J. and Katie Dugsn. sois West Michigan
Joseph and Lena Henry. IS Elder street girl
George and Anna Green. 81 East Michigan
william and Grace HOasisnd. sos North Pine
street. Efri.
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Deaths.

Louis Malone. twenty-five. Chicago street
tuberculosis.
a~poplexy.
Mrs. Matilda Psulisch. seventy-nve. So Eng
lsh avenue, scnlity.
Mrs. Nike Burtz. f~orty-one, 90 Last SeoItA
street. tuberculosis.
Fannie BoaI. forty-one. Pearl and California
streets. burns.
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REAL ESTATE

Northeast corner of Pennsylvania and Twenty
second SITS, house of 9 rooms. bath and furnace;
chandeliers, both gases; two cabinet mantels,
large basement. This property must be sold at
O"'' W. E. STEVENSON.
16 +. Market.
new house; newly decorated; sliding doors.
reception hall. open stairway, CRATES. mantels,
corner lot, fruit, grape arbor. small barn, shade
trees. plenty of gas; arc light in front; this is
s.. 500; can be bought II sold in ten days for
1850: don't miss this; near Thirty-fourth and
REAL ESTATE
Meridian, near Twenty-fouth ST.. residence OF
s rooms; fnishsd in quarter oak both gases;
mace. ceneuted cellar; three cabinet mantels;
elegantly decorated and painted; lot Is worth
'O'OC'' W. Z. STEVENSON,
126 r. Market
REAL ESTATE
Elegant. modern residence; No. 1926 N. New
Jersey St. Morris's %addition); 3 rooms. finished
piete bath; finest of plumbing; brick set fur
mace. laundry Crust va gas 3. gTlfs fsSsSj
126 E. Market.
By HENRY H. FAY. 12o East Market st.
A brick block. slate roof; room for more build
ings; present rental, $500; price, $500.
good bargain in a 1O-room residence on
Pennsylvania St, near 18th. for $1,000.
A good bargain in a residence on College ave.
for $4,000.
good bargain in an s-room residence on Il
linois St. lot 4Ox29O, for $500.
REAL ESTATE
per cent. net on $4,000. Please call for particu-
lars. etc.
Senate ave, North, double house; rents $50
per month; price $500.
Capitol ave-. North. eight-roOm modern house;
5000.
Vacant lot, Irvington, 500.
Eight-room house. nice lot. 1rvington: $500.
sev.n-room house. bath. wei, cistern. barn.
cement walks. lot SOx144, best street Irvington;
$500.
Three-room new cottage. Irvington. $500.
Vacant lot. Washington St, I~rvington. $3.50.
New double house. E. Washington St, rents
$50 month. Price, $500.
Vacant lot, E. Washington st. $1,000.
Vacant lot, Pueblo, Colorado. seven squares
from postofice; only 500.
VIII match any trade you have.
we viii take care OF your rentals.
We write fire insurance.
Get our list on city or suburban property.
J. w. FRIDAY & CO.,
REAL TAT
Mortgage Loans. Fire Insurance and Rentals.
New Phone 14s. Central , on 1920.
A l LEMGKE g..
FOR TRADE.
FOR T~RADE-e40-acre farm IN Martin county,
clear OF incumbrance. for good equity in In
dianapolis or suburbs. CROSS * BROWN, 1914
~. Meridian
FOR desirable clear vacant lots
IN south part OF the city for good equity.
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Marriage

Marriage Licenses.
Clyde y. Nixon and Annie OFT,
Bruce Smith and Louise NJ white
Or. Walter Loye and Altha &. Bond.
Arthur NJ. such and Frances PAINT
Benz. r. Comp and Nettie Estella AODletI
Charles Powell and Ada Weltshire-
Samuel rIeming and Emma CrackAln-
CorteE Dickerson and Pearl Fult
George +. wilkinson and Julia Byron
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Meridian, near Twenty-fourth St. residence OF
8 rooms; finished in quarter oak; both gases;
city water, complete bath; good brick-set fur
mace, ceueuted cellar; three cabinet mantels;
elegantly decorated and painted; lot Is worth
5000; best bargain on the street
w. 4. STEVENSON,
log +. Market.
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REAL ESTATE

Double house. Nos. 2616 and 2s1s Cornell ave
five rooms and complete bath each side; city
water: both gases; cabinet mantels; renting to
good tenants for 1912 per year. Price, S, 100.
Terms TO suit purchaser. w. 4. STEVENSON.
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REAL ESTATE

Elegant. modern residence; No. 1926 n. New
Jersey st. Morris's addition); 9 rooms. finished
in quarter oak; cabinet mantel, console, COM
nIete bath: finest Of plumbing; brick set fur
mace, laundry Crust gas; price 5000.
w. L. STEVENSON,
Sole Agent,
126 II. Market.
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MONUMENTS.
DIRECTORS.
CHURCH NOTICES.
Christian.
CongregationaI.

THIRD CHRISTIAN CHURcH-Ashland av. ana
Thirteenth street. Carlos Z. ROwlisOn. minis
ter. Usual Sunday services.
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HELP.

INSURE your property with FRANK X SAW
YER, Us h. Market 81.
MANIFESTATIONS or assistant drug clerk;
give reference and salary. OSCAR S. RHOADS.
Fort Wayne, Ind.
WANTED-Relisble men TO sell our line OF high-
grade lubricating oils, greases, paints and var
nishes; salary or commission. Address MUTUAL
REFINING CO, Cleveland, o.
WANTED-One hrst-class planning mill machine
man, who can also run turning lathe; state
age. experience and salary expected. Address
at once MERCER LUMBER CO, Hartford
City, Ind.
WANTED-GOvernment Positions-Thousands OF
appointments 10 be made; examinations soon
IN every State; Circular rs, giving full particu-
lars, sent free. Write for IL to-day 10 NATION
AL CORRESPONDENTS INSTITUTE. WASH
ington, ID. C
WANTED-Civii-service government positions:
S.SSs appointments made last year; probably
1000 this year: only common school education
required for examination; catalogue OF infOrma-
ton free. CORRESPONDENCE
Washington, ID. G.
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OFFICES
desirable rooms. Company's Building,
uS-122 L. Market.
modern offices in LAW BUILDING, $40 and
upward; steam heat. electric light. Janitor serv-
Ice; complete law library for tenants use.
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Two 4-room cottages, 18th St, near Columbia
ave; renting $3.50 per month; price, 81, $50 If
sold this month. This property is worth s1,S00.
w. z. STEVENSON, 126 +. Market
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INSURE your property with FRANK X saw
YER rs Z. Market ST.
FU0 See list al l3I L. Market. ground
1onr a. APPEL.
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DIED.


LEWIS-Mrs. Charles s. Lewis died Frtcay,
Dec. -. az her late residence, SoSs North Ne
ridisn street. at 1880 O'Clock
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uiIdinE
JURY TRIAL

F. T Mewhirter. barn. ssl5 North Senate ave
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

BUSINESS OHANIE
BUSINESS CHANCE-California oil stock for
sale, Of seventy-ive companies, at q great re-
duction from companies prices. Address ADAM
WOLF, 35 Capitol av., indianapolis. or call.
BUSINESS CHANCE-Factory buildings: floor
space 5000 square feet; engine, boiler, two
elevators, blacksmith and foundry complete;
good town; two railroads; good chance TO right
party. w. H. DONEY Cambridge city. Ind.
BUSINESS CHANCE-An indiana corporation OF
500. 600 capital, after Jan. I. 1902, desires coun-
" managers throughout the State; frst-class SAL
airy and commission paid; bank and commercial
reference required: ONLY men Of exceptional
commercial training need apply. Address Box
915, care Journal.
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INSURE your property with FRAME K. SAW
YER. 1s (. Market 81.
WANTED-JAN HONG Low Co, I2s w. Court
st. Best chop suey house in city. Good cook
from San Francisco. strictly up 70 date.
WANTEDLOne hundred stage dancers for the
season: ladies or gentlemen: new beginners
Wishing to learn and get a nrst-class start
can PROF. RAYNO SCHOOL, go West Ohio
street. Indianapolis
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REAL ESTATE-Two-story, nine-room, modern
new house; newly decorated; sliding doors,
reception hall. open stairway, CRATES. mantels.
front and side veranda; cement walks; large
corner lot. fruit. grape arbor. small barn, shade
trees. plenty of gas: arc light in front; this is
a very desirable and convenient home, worth
So. 900; can be bought II sold in ten days for
90 $50: don't miss this; near Thirty-fourth and
illinois SITS. Bryant e Co, Is Baldwin block.
49, TGr Arr,
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Northeast corner Of Pennsylvania and Twenty
second SITS, house of 9 rooms, bath and furnace;
chandeliers. both gases; two cabinet mantels,
large basement. This property must be sold at
once. Price, $1,000; worth Sc. 500.
w. L. STEVENSON,
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IALh1NO mACdINES.
TALKING MACHINES-Your note is as good as
cash with US for Victor and Monarch ma
chimes, Col. Disc Graphophones, and Phono-
graphs. Old records taken In exchange. Our
original records made by Silas Leachman. are
200 per cent. louder and clearer than any other
record on the market. ''P" size, soc; &c" size,
81. 80 each. Write for bargains in brass horns.
State style OF machines. LATHROP & HAMIL-
TON, 1Ss-1Ss Dearborn St. Chicago.
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FOR TRADE-e40-acre farm IN Martin county,
clear OF incumbrance, for good equity in In
dianapolis or suburbs. eros & BROWN, 1914
n. Meridian
FOR TRADE-Some desirable clear vacant lots
in south part OF the city for good equity.
CROSS & BROWN, 1914 y. Meridian.
OF Crawfordsville. half under cultivation, bal
ance in blue grass; well watered. two houses
and two barns. good stock farm Want Indian
apolis rentals. Equities considered. CROSS &
BROWN. IsA ". Meridian.
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CHIROPODIsT.
TO THE BEST FAMILIE
for ten years. House calls attended TO. DR.
c II. RALEY 9 n. Meridian St, Room u.
INSURANCE.
INSURE your property with RAM K. SAW
YER. 12S +. Market st.
LNSURANCE-Insure your home In the ROYAL
Insurance Company. w. A GREYER. 4O5
Majestic Bldg.
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LOANS-Nfoney on mortgagesL C n SAfLka
IL East Market street
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-09
SAN FRANCISCO CALL.

BUSINESS OFFICE Of The San Francisco
Call. corner Of Market and Third streets; open
Until y O'Clock every night IN the year.
BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery street,
corner Clay; open until $3.50 p. m.
500 Hayes street; open until $3.50 P. m.
s3s NcAuister street; open until $3.50 p. m
615 Larl1in street; open until $50 p m
1871 Mission street; open until 10 p. M
2261 Market street. corner Sixteenth; open
until g D. n
los Eleventh street; open until p m
1886 Valencia street; open until p m
Northwest corner Twenty-second and Ken
tuclzy streets: open until 9 p.
22OO Fillmore street; open until p m
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-09
BUSINESS cHANcEs-continued.

BUSINESS CHANCES-C"ntin nued:
1s ROOMS on o'Farreu St; cheap; price $3.50.
u rooms on Second St; great bargain; price
'21 rooms on Eddy St; great bargain.
20 rooms on sutter St; price $500
Houses. any part of city. to be sold in in our
line of business call at our office, 10l6 Market
St. opposite Fifth. MCBRIDE CO., Real
Estate and Auctioneers-
PHOTO gallery; best location on Market ST.;
long lease; frst-class business; cause of sale,
other business Mitchell & Co., 1906 Market
SALOON; all new fitted up: good stock; rent
$45; good business; must sell; leaving city; In
vestigate. MITCHELL & CO., 12O6 Market st.
so-BEAUTIFgL. Market-st: cigar stand.
rheumatism. Ask HEDGES BROS. 410 Par
rott building.
FOR SALE-A well fitted up saloon Market
ST.. near City Hall; will be sold at bargain;
no agents. Apply at Mcleod Hate. 515
Market st.
MINERAL water business with good estab-
lished trade; party leaving city. Call bet. 3
and 4:SO D. m. 1l25 Howard St
FOR sALE-old established good paying bust
class bargain. Address Call office. Oakland.
SALOON, with room, near city front, for sale.
Apply 517 Jackson st.
s1OOO-PARTNER wanted for dyeing and laun-
dry business 1421 Point Lobos ave.
I WANT to buy grocery and bar; good, clean
stock Box 81. Call Office
REsTAURANT-Chea 40 Kearny St.; other
business; must sell; make offer.
$425PARTNER in fine saloon; select business
location; could not be better; a grand sopen-
ing for a steady man; not necessary to have
all the money. Business Board Trade S2s Pine.
! SIS PER month; best and. Oldest blacksmith
shop in California; everything complete;
| work all year around; good chance for live
man Business Board Of Trade. S2S Pine ST.
| FOR sALE-The Call agency in Santa Cruz;
price $1,000.
$500 AND sa5O-Fine opportunity to invest in
! covers stock, tools and goodwill. Ad-
dress box 2ss. Call office.
$1,000 WILL take a good country hoteI short
information address box 1o44, Cali office
WANTED-Parties to take shares in a rich
gold mine and help develop S211s Turk st.,
u TO D. m
SALOON for sale-on account of sickness Of
owner; good trade. Apply to GEO. D.
SHEARER CO.. San Rafael. Cal
DELICATEssEN; established several years;
| paying monthly profit of $3.50; will teach buyer
| business: price $780, Box 1902. Call office.
PARTNER wanted in bakery business; good
opening to right man. S2l Ellis st.
SALOON for sale; opposite the ferry. Ill East
St, north Of Market.
PARTY with $225, interest in great local the
| atrical success. Box 1850, Call office.
FOR sale-Restaurant, 416 Third street.
| WANTED-Good butcher to rent old estab.
paying shop. Cor. Geary and Devisadero.
FOR SALE-A good paying restaurant. Apply
! 30 Townsend St, Third.
s50-BRANCH bakery, candy, notions. laundry,
suitable for lady. 437 Fulton st.
RESTAURANT for sale cheap; outfit good. Ap-
! ply at Drunm St
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-09

Observation-Disclosures, seamen, nremen, coal-
passers cooks and walters; good wages; per-
feet protection afforded on Broadway wharf.
where employees are boarded ana Ioosso On
steamer living alongside; men working for
the company and giving satisfaction az this
time will be given preference In future. Ap-
Broadway wharf, San Francisco.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1901-04-17
Csipple Creek Gold Production.

Cripple Creek February gold produc.
,tion reached S2,os8, 900, against 81, Ioo, 900
last m,nth. The tonnage was I2,soo smel.
ter ore, worth 1875 700, and Il, 200 mill ore,
worth $I,I73,ooo. The camps output for
the fiscal year Is sa3,2A7,ooo, the grand
total to date being soa,Ia3.2S7. Produc.
tion is not being rushed owing to lack Of
transpor,ion and treatment facilities.
The conditions viii change during March
with a sixth railroad entering the field
and new mills starting. Out Of two
months production as given, S6II 900
dividends have been paid, $751; 900 being
the February record.
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OPENED A MINE WITH PRAYER.
Cripple Creek Proposition Operated on Re-
ligious Lines.

The recent opening OF the plant of the
Good VIII Temple Gold Mining and
Milling company at Cripple Creek, Colo.
rado, with prayer, appeals nightly to the
Inauguration Of the ,hurthmcn who
have Invested In It's stock. Probably
never before IN history was a gold mine
opened with prayer, and certainly never
were the prospective profits OF an expected
bonanza devoted beforehand to the build.
Ing OF a great gospel temple, the surplus
TO be spent In "elo,hing the poor and
feeding the hungry"
This Good win Temple is to be built
In Chicago, aud II DIR, Gunsaulus, a
noted Chicago divine. who offered prayer
at the opening OF the mine, has been
quoted correctly. II is to I've "such as the
world has never before seen," while an.
other more enthusiastic promoter an.
nounces that cit will make Solomon's
temple look like 30 cents"
The only thing which NAV prevent the
eonsumma,ion OF these splendid plans is
the horfliyng possibility that the gold
mine may turn out TO be a gold brick.
What the golden dreams Of the Good
Win stockholders viii come to, time alone
can tell. Whatever may be the outcome
there will be no chance for anyone to
complain that he has been deceived.
The mining property was given to the
company by a man who In so doing
obeved what he believed to be instructions
from the other world. The people who
subscribed money TO the stock Of the com.
pany did SO with the understanding that
all the profits. II any, should be devoted
TO the work Of the church. They were
simply asked to take chance In a specu.
lative proposition with the gospel Of good
will rs the beneficiary Of all the possible
earnings.
DR.. Gunssulus Is quoted as stating his
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belief and that of associates that the mine
will prove a veritable bonanza. Chicago
people, with the spires and arches of the
prospective temple rising before their
minds eye, will certainly unite In wishing
the gospel gold miners the best Of good
fortune. No matter how rich may be
their strike, they will be able to find good
investments for all their earning In the
relief Of human suffering.-National
Banker.