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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-17

Casey-Dld YOU say Brannigan had
quit?
Cassidy-Ayel lie left his place lasht
week.
Casey-Shme, he told me he had a lolfe
job.
Cassidy--so he did Twas In a quarry
ne wurk'd an the blast wint OF befoor he
knowed it.-Phiadelphia Press.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-12-25

rfse end let JESSIE an her childr~u
with cake and indy almost beyond
the rescuing power Of any remedy.
After dinner the banker called
Nancy aside and asked n the widow
and her children could stay until she
could ind work. IL extra help were
hired. and Nancy. ~overShadowed BY
Christmas angels consented.
II you have never devoured . mans
best viands in a = werfui frame Of
mind you do not know how the min
lister felt. He had for long time
been trying 10 get up his courage TO
talk TO his richest and stingiest mem
Der about starting the new church
building. and. with the aid Of the
Christmas angels. the minister Sc
cured q promise that the rich man
would bear half the expense Of the
new building and think about the
new organ.
Thai night the man sat alone after
the house was still. n he had had
a keeuer sense 81 hearing he would
have heard the Christmas angels
singing song Of Thanksgiving near
him, bat be only heard his own soul
speaking In the night. John Kings-
ley. there has been a mistake You
have been thought selfish and cold
toward God aud man But You are
fond OF folks and Of doing good with
your money the real John. mean.
The old. lonely. seidsh man is dead.
John am going with Gods help.
20 make myself a present OF noble.
generous souli"
In her happy girlhood sleep Jessie
was smiling as IL she heard the
Christmas angels rejoicing saying.
Blessed are they who show souls
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THE MAN WHO swoRs OFF.


The world. II IL knows it's business.
viii doF its hat TO the man who
swore OF New Years day. Notwith-
standing the outlaws of the crowd
at the bar when they hear about il.
that man. says the Chicago Daily
News. T. worthy OF respect and en-
enlargement. Having the desire tc
mend his ways. he has braved the
le~ts Of his associates. the snecrs Of
those whose unworthy methods he
hopes TO forsalSe. and the curious
glances of casual acquaintance. in
order TO exercise his will IN resist
ing evil habits. His militant man
hood is worthy OF praise. So. for
your own sake As well as for his.
DO not laugh or sheer az him or
take patronizinC attitude toward
him because Of your weil-known and
unassoilshle virtue. Express conf
dence in him and help him TO stick
10 his good intentions.
Why should not one resolve 90 for
sake ones bad habits ON the first
day OF the year? Why should not
one resolve 10 forsake them ON any
other day2 Having made the resolve
and entered upon the effort neces-
~ary 90 carry IL ont. why should one
Do the subject ~ icsts. since there is
nothing foolish nor dishouorahle IN
trying to improve ones methods ~
life II the school Of experience
teaches valra bic lessons. as every
one knows IL does. why should not
one profit by these lessons? Habit
D. mainly a relic of youth and TO-
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-12-25

here. 7 saw her yesterday and 1
wormed out Of her that she wa. us-
Ing in two rooms and hadn't gotten
anything o. do"
THAT b.. or used To- be. Matte
Clark. Her father did not save biz
money you see"
ESQ you will help bis poor daugh-
ter" spoke up Jessie THANK Nou.and
Nancy said she'd admire to get ciu-
ner FOR her preacher and his folks
onct"
Nancy is the best church mem
Der Boa the family Rut What more
d. you want for Chr.stmase Do sou
think ] have a Fortunatus pur., goo
"No; but biz neart lengthcus
any p,-cketbook. so gussa YOU
might gave me five dollar. Co. yet
preAcnts Tor these I'VE children Jake
said De could huo me a little tree
out In The woods. aud well be all
right suppose youN get Nancy
crears } law warm pretty brown
one downtown yesterday And
Jake7"
"i always give Nancy "a dollar but
jake decent earn more THAN his
~aErs"
"hr has sick mother. hut Won
Auow taat of cour.e you dear off
fellow You laoh .lck Vuuf.rIf. and
I'm going to oet ara .et 500 rc.t.''
said Jessie. dropping kl-s ou She
oala spot CO. her ue.c'- l,aa
"l csn stand DO 0ucr." De sruaurd
when hc Nae alone nut before the
wccA was out boz began lu feel the
"msre oIe-rrHrr-. and snrnrI-.s
himself os gaiuc around whlstIng
Ike boy and handing our nickel.
e. echvol children. winding up with
giving each OF bis bach cmpioNes
cheek Christmas eve Not satisfied.
he rcnt orange to the sunday school
tree and to his sister Mars ten dol
lars
lie smiled with real pleasure when
be saw the ave heavy hsshrtS Jake
IVES to take around Christmas eve.
he hung around. living over bow
norc memories. Male Nancy stuffed
the big turkey aud Jessie made
cancF aad popcorn balls Re even
fell 60 stouinF rsisius Cor The plum
pucding anl vac rewarded by
piece ~ Nancs's sample pie
~" .rtf'N b AHh'N AN| awning
for yoor-eif. chick" Re said g. his
uiece
tears came O. the WONG gisrs
eyes III Is enough 20 have such q
stnc, generous uncle" she answered
And. uncle. / don't believe people
understand how noble hearted you
are"
Evidently not. for shat evening"
ire banker had overheard ope ~ his
cierk4 saS This j. the arst time We
have gegten What Ne did tot slave
for. L. De gs.ug crazyf- add Nancy
Rad remarked a. Jake iu tones over
heard an the next rcom; He Won't
be long With as Folks often change
Ia nature fore they're struck With I
ccath~
In the morning Uncle John found I
a pair 81 mittens a. bis plate from
Nancy and several pretty but useful 4
things. the haudiwork % his niece.
Nancy was radiant over me new
wool cre~s and Jake grinning over
two-doiisr Gill while Jessie danced
with 10y over pretty gold pin s<t
IN pearls. having few oFnsmeRls dear
10 giri's kexrt
The diEasr Was a great sacee<. aud
the httle widow and her children
tn0egtt they were in paradise The
tAirc Hinisser's vsfs forsos her ~or-
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s<ns - night epd mamma earned
Eve dollars for the poor
s'How p ssksd the uncle.


~How7- s<ksd the uncle.
-Nollie wanted two weeks on. ana
mamms had that mo5ey. She has
80 much sewing and church work she
coricn't stand "a all atone. rven with
our help. but she said little back
ache for Christmas was a pleasure.
She sent q warm dress 70 preach
er's wife out west paps wore
patched fianneis sno sent Ave dol
lars 70 India for an extra dinner
smong some famine orphans. Of
course. there are some poor people
for US 10 have for dinner. or we send
IL. How many family c.nners have
you on your list, uncle. dear7~
Nancy art, nds 70 the di. ners her
self" answered Uncle John. . little
stifiy.
"oh. can l help her and order what
want al the groceryf I suppose
In town liNe thls there re many
who look 90 you for their Christmas
turkey." said Jessie. brigh D.
Do 40 you think best" answered
the uncle. with that inward panE
some people have when p. Ting with
ouev
And can ] help invite the ruesfs
for our own home dinner7 The rain-
is;er'- vile does her own WORK. so
~ course We want them and the
dear children. and ! met the sweet
ct little women on the train With
two lovely children. Her hus-
band died year ago. and
sne hucs she cannot stand
sewing In shop 20 support
them. 50 she has come 20 her girl
hood home 10 s~e what she can do
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DRESSING THE TREE



"""Nr Home OHmHau .nn
gives SOME hints nr decorating %
''iis.HNr tr.r -af.IN Do nru
'.'Nn CHAT when larrr, are fixed
th" Iatrn branches. after tine
giiir are taken un che Irhfcued
n"ueh- spring Hp ard often -ef each
other on hrc. lhr mode Indicated
Nerr nN"'ar 900 chat
fr-r says fhc lnmua "fhln
'ut dee branches sufficiently to OF.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-12-25

TIcAV usrrlly =,
1SSA The church eell-
Their notes proelssulns. far and near.
The birthday o. our kins.
a Kins. iro~ec. TIE sor Of Heaven.
Whose ccnlnE co~n tc earth
fiaced upou man The sgust true
OF his immortal birth.
TIE stariit heavens m beauty shore
A. Christ. the child. srp<arcci
Anc shepherds. Ean.rg on the sc<nN
hshsid. soored snc feared.
hrlrhtes; among the starry crt,s.
The star Of Bethlehem
shot forth its fsir~at puresf rays
A. n 90 ecckor them
To tarry not. but seek the spot
Where a. tho n,arrer LAY
1hs heavenly tat,e the ere foretold
TO b kirg away
Ave sovc-sirr o. q woric redeemed.
or man from slr macs free.
though aumhis. Lowry as bshs.
hei stil frinct was he.
Ore universal scrr should ffse
This Chrstmastide on hfEh.
farihs millions sirE A. angels sang
When Christ 20 earth drew nigh-
Coed VIII to Men and Peace on Earth.
sars the arrelc choir.
Arc through the centuries these words
hhvs isiied pot 20 inspire.
TIER mearinE sinkinr deep within
The hearfe Of an mauklra
From thercs rrodvc.rE rranf results.
which souls Together oina
Good vii 20 Usr The infant Christ
hrcurhf from fIr hcrr- shove.
Arc this rich Elfi He freely gives
Il hArd vith pursft owe
The Chrirf-chiif and she rf~en Christ
Should claim cur thoughts tn-day
Inso-sh them here came ne biersed hope
OF Immortality.
Rus ioucis. thrr. 70 Christrras bells.
lrfu ere charmed afr
ffan Vitrnfr uffh n re.rfr
Who's music au mas sfa-r
- 81 ltrursuu. Ir hasfar HueEsL
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ssA-.s4 chr.tma. pres
sni." and the .au man found himself
Imprisoned hv pair of warm arms.
Nnic o. sw-,t Young face Wa held
Vpto Die owu.
-slad to zee you rusT You LOOK
a. your ma tlt or your age Do was
lird Of sou to give up city holiday
sra come irtr "a country village in
thc deal of v.rter
"oh. B came to visit on. and You
ar not i.ad nor cold" laughed Jes-
sc. msrrly
thriA of new nfe went through
the old -=sA=4-Ts hear Then his
SISTER has net let her children know
What sei6sh OLD fellow he was
The large kiursley family had
scaucrcd east and wet. al except
she eldest, John when she town
suoA 10 The oid homestead be was
enle g. start bank In the village.
The more be enlarged iu his worldly
posre ssicnf she more contracted be
came his heart. He lived in The old
brick homestead alone. except for
the pres~uce OF faithful old do
r'eriic end the hired man lie did
not often visit his relative. or aak
tem ~ Nsit him. eat Mary wac a
ministers wife and her husband had
hte'N been sent TO one % the small
ehurehes IN the large city near. and
'hc tiHirr determined g. Try To win
the lonely mau back o. himself
am atraic YOU will sud this
cHrS house very suil- said the uncle
Oh well throw up the shades and
- p si' lne As"' ana WISCONSIN has
We oi'k -te.i WINTER sunshine Dbl The
WINE ,lA mere We viii have
an ." or your "lo trleucs Nv head
nv from stuol lnF. uut my nancs
- a.. 'is"-, "ne B." neip cook and
Nancy ~ Tartar. YOU hsd bet
81 Keep cut ~ her Kitchen. warmed
we oneie. d. not ears give t.o
men. of.ere but 1c'-ie went lu
sn1 eongnerec at once. She always
expected ihe very best % etcr,urs.
"no 10 hunting Tor the ros~ .ide of
every n" tefc sAc' some was gvt
efouno me 'horns without bringing
them 20 the surface.
Uncle john could hardly believe hs
was in his own house When be saw
, al open. warm and NghL with
ho~efs ln - Windows. and Nancy
teoAing kino -nsteaa - naughty and
sever lie hesrc such merry peais
ri i~osHier IRON ne kitchen be ven
setee il'' NOSE eSereo precincts a.
- fSf corn -ne efaek h'ekory
mute Nan 20 a domestic animal. and
" "oSf OF ifsing ooughnuts and
we f&hf OF tne raAsins being stoned
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-12-25

Meadow brook How tine this world
would Doe 10 we should an keep tho
good resolutions We make ON New
Years day. instead of breaking them
an within week.
Hemps cad Yes guess the lew
Gays after New Years. each year.
viii hc about a. near as we viii
ever get Co the millennium. 49, Brook
lyn Eagle
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-12-25

Clarissa I'm always glad when
New Years day is safely over.
Fideha Yes; IL is a saddenine an
niver>ary.
Clari~~a oh. don't mean that.
Clarence and ! always have horrid
quarrel suggesting improvements in
each others conduct. Detroit Free
Press
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-12-25

NJ. ID HIM. So You think the
child b. unWen? Any strange symp-
TOMS
Mr. De De-Wen wee. doctor. It's
now only two days until Christmas.
and be- hasn't Vet asked those cute.
childish questions about Santa Cian.f
-Puck
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-12-25

Miss Smoothe-No. cannot give
you my answer until the first Of next
year.
Mr.. Softeigh- But whyf You sAy
you love me. and
Miss smoothe-Why. you Siny
thing' II our engagement we're an.
noonced now. none 81 she other men
would send me single Christmas
gift Baltimore American.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-12-25

rhs-e u~ Received Were Always %
the Useful Md.

The following short story. says
Noafhs Companion. will excite vari-
Gus emotions Some readers will
laugh "a liz others will be indignant.
and every boy that reads IL will be
glad his name il not FREDDY Keedick
T think J shall have 10 Ect Christ
mas present for little Freddy
keedick.- said Mr.. Dillingham; TO her
husband one evening early in Decem-
Der
Don't you think YOU have enough
little nephews and nieces TO provide
FOR in that ways" nsk<i Mr.. Dnling-
ham
we have enough. that's true. but
Mr.. keedick was 80 yer, kind when
Nellie was sick in the summer. that 7
feel somewhat under obligation 60
her
Then would get Freddy Christ
mas present. by an means. What do
! you suppose would hc suifable2-
81 have not been O. Die Co make mp my
mind as 20 that What 90 You think 2''
"Oh don't ask me-
81 have an idea" exclaimed Mr.
Dillingham;. "1'n make call ON Mr.
! kcedick mi. afternoon and Dr., go find
out what SORT 90 o. present wouid be-
acceptable 90 Freddy"
In pursuance of this resolve Nrs
| Dillingham; was shown into Mr.. Kce-
dick's parior on the afternoon of th.
next day. and after few preliuinar,
exchange OF opinion on uuimportart
matters The conversation was leo
around GO Christmas b., She caller
'I auunUer Freddy rs..T.f.- asrsf.
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Mr. diggs I'm sorry. ms man. but
can't give you anything to-day.
Drowsy bunton Dat amt VAT
want Teddy jes called L see could
Nouae darn me stoC Kin SO cui hang
a up FOR Chriatmas.--Chicago Dali
Ne,as
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-12-25

I'm sTofffnS fer re- bosfdays: soo.
bcsS II SeeSnS rcr me "''
f5eJ''S hofE more JcJ, in Cbrirrnas ,o,.
an ts'brf they csed Ter Be,
h' SunS'fne seems forS brighter. "A
SGcS q deeper blue ~
1'on any o m Cbrksr"iureE ar or Of,
-fefIcrs knces, "'S
wen s"e s'uz baru"7 SeGru11 kfds. a.,
laid asDGke all nisbT.
-" S'e's ffpfoefn dosSn RI ball a6o-.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-12-25

An dad. bc looked 70 baps,. 90
mother rr1fIfn' 80
|7' bar they sgaF happy 0a,-
Them days agc dis-'f E0o1,
Whaf Cbrfru1aI dag coufd 7,ro, %.
f7cni. bar noag I aucll t.c DC.
Sfnoc ttc sc scr J-ouf1 a.rscrr G. or .,...-
or -fci!cr. me an 5-cu-
An 80 re- e'o-id- iorf 6-bbrc- -os,
f7cJ-'F forcfbf0 in ~ 4bf7c
o. eyes a-iocff0' in your race. On. ,..-
,nf L.. ~. -.-.-..
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An m Cur br1rfr re- Nnd g. o~c atcs q fcflc fagt
~" e'ere % happy noeo sucTs. an dad
Post
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yNos0 Sfondin' sFo-k-IKc tO;fb o,. <.
roffed of RI cold. cold floor
An iOokfn' fer Tbc ss,hfrEers .,r ~.
RI year before.
sos he eoUii DIaJ, ar Soma cf,,.. 49,
fool ar fcIIcrI. N.Y.
Hos0 az kdF Sncokcd back a-r,;ss-.- -.
ffH zoe t0oE Ike Ter dfcg
An erosOIcd back infer bed 80
G-svoiffn fer rb' yrcIEr.
The Whoa : notO you or re,,y..--,..
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Ar foid ell ready. nufs an eate oo, ,ss
Ffz op efore SffTon TH rrofrr
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n
A. kerebed dGd bHn'r looEf,.
A0Gddifn bor-tOor 01e
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III ERE } am. Uncle
lI John. FOR your
- ~ Christmas pres
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-06-14

Frank Richardson who came from
Cripple Greek last summer, returned
to Tonopah on Sunday last from
Smoky valley, where he has been
prospecting for the past -four mouths.
He reports having made valuable
discovery in Jett canyon, about sixty
miles north of Tonopah His find
consists of ledge from three to five
feet in width, with values in gold,
silver and lead running from SIG to
$50 per ton From samples brought
down by him the ore is an ideal con
centratmg proposition, containing
about fifteen per cent in lead in the
form of galena and carbonates, and
containing all the gold and silver
values, A good-sized stream OF
water, with worlds of wood ON the
property, furnish unusual facilities
for working this class of ore.
Competent mining men who have
had practical experience with this
class of ore estimate that Il profit
Of over So per ton can be made on
ore of this grade, and as there are
several thousand tons already eN
posed according to Mr. Richardson
il seems to be a proposition OF more
than ordinary merit.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-06-14
Description Of West End Lode.
SURVEY No. sEi

Beginning at Corner No. T. the Southeast
corner Of this claim. whence the one-fuurth
sect ion corner on the South line NJ Section 30,
Up. N. X. ~ r.. Nj. -. Is. 4 VI. bears =.
degrees II minutes West, l2fs 90 e. aud the
origin location corner bears n. q degrees q
minutes j.. lB Ito IT., thence running 5, "a
degrees ~ minutes W 1J0 feet to Corner No. :.
400 S-lu II. To Corner No. z. thence North II
degrees ~ Minis W. 81 H. to Corner No 4:
thence n. ; degrees - MINIS. T.. 3l33-l0 II. 20
Corner No. 3; whence the original ion
corner bears =. ~ degrees mus. ". l2s s-lu
f.; thence n ~ degrees and MINIS, H. 74g B.l0
feet to Corner No. Il thence n. "a degrees x
Minis. f. HF H. 10 Corner No thence s ~
degrees ~ Minis h, ia bio Il. to Curnrr No. (.
which is Identical with Corner No BuIro
Lode and Corner No Blackboard Lode. L. ;.
No. aJl2, whence the original location corner
bears North degrees 81 Minis. f. IS IT.. thence
= . degrees - MINIS W. 2uJ X N IT, To ceutef OF
/ T., end line, whence the discovery shaft bears
s. a degrees ~ Minis W M 5.iU IT, BIZ Ito It. t.
/ Corner No. :, & = Survey No. 2Oi2. Burro Lode
5H 40 feet TO the place Of beginning. Goa
/ tanning ~ 2l-ltU acres.
/ Courses expressed from the true meridian
with magnetic variation Of 10 degrees - mius
East.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-06-14
FINE JOB PRINTING

Neatly executed at this ONCE. Try us. Up,to
date printing.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-06-14
No. S95.
APPLICATION
PATENT
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
CARSON CITY, NEVADA
June T. 1902

NOTICE is hereby given that the Tonopah
y Extension Milling and Mining Company
by James j McQuillan, its attorney in fact
whose post-ofce address is Butler City, Nye
County State Of Nevada has this day filed an
application of said TohOpah Extension NJ. and
NJ Co corporation orPanized and existing
under and by virtue Of the laws OF the State of
Nevada. for q patent for fifteen hundred il5Oy
linear feet Of the West End mine or vein bearing
gold ana silver with surface ground six hundred
800 feet in width said claim being situated
in TOnopah Mining District County of Nye,
and State OF Nevada, and designated by the
Held notes aud Official plat on file in this ONCE
East, M ID -, and NJ said Lot No a2l and
said mining claim being described rs follows.
to wit:
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-06-14

q. II. GALLUP
Re- lister,
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-06-14

Stocks listed and for sale in the
best companies ting in Tonopah
All gilt edge securities which will net
the investor handsome returns within
sixty days Select your company
and we will secure you a block of
stock. Call upon or write to the
Tonopah Mining Bureau, \
Inquiries for good mining claims
are coming into the Tonopah Mining
Bureau from Eastern capitalists
Claims adjoining Mizpah for sale
by Cutting Il Forman.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-06-14

IT Is HEREBY ORDERED, that the fore.
going Notice Of Application for Patent be pub
lishrd for the period of ten consecutive weeks
In the 'TuNOPAH BONANZA " a weekly news
paper published ut Tonnpah in the County of
Nye State OF Nevada.
o. H. GALLUP,
Register.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-06-14
FARE, $3.50 EACH WAY
The TonOpah Mining Co. Of Nevada
NOTICE.
Two THE Stockholders of the Tonopah Mining

Two THE Stockholders OF the Tonopah Mining
Company Of Nevada
All certificates OF stock presented for transfer
at the Company's office at Philadelphia must be-
properly witnessed and bear the necessary rev.
enue stamps and have the signature of the
tranSferor guaranteed by Bank Trust Com
pany, or reputable firm of brokers known to offi
GERS OF the Company. before transfer of same
will be made.
Arrangements have been perfected with the
Fourth National Bank, of Philadelphia, to act
as Registrar for the Company's stock. All stock
holders are requested to forward their eertili
Gates to said Bank for registration, including
necessary postage and stamps for registered
mailing
Tonopah Mining Company OF Nevada.
CHARLES X MILLER,
Vice President
OFFlCE-372 Bnllitt Building, Philadelphia
May IL, 1907,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-10-31
MURPHY & CO ING
COTTON FUTURES.

New York, Oct. SO-The cotton mar
ket opened steady with prices 2 points
higher to points lower. Following the
call, there was a further decline due
to scattered selling for the long ac-
count and an absence of anything re-
Senbling bull support. The weakness
was IN the face of early news which
was regarded as generally favorable to
prices. Additional frosts had been re-
ported overnight. The Liverpool mar
ket opened unchanged, whereas a par
tlal decline of l point had been ex-
pected. Private crop accounts also in
olcated deterioration in some important
sections. These influences, however,
We're regarded with indifference, there
pelng a disposition to take the short
slde Tor a turn on account of the pros
poets for large movement. This in
cIlnatlon was encouraged as the ses-
sion progressed, and the estimates for
to-morrow's receipts at New Orleans
ana Houston were made public, Liver
pool felt the effects of the depression
mere and responded to the weakness.
closing l to points lower for futures.
though spot cotton in that market
was points higher. One feature of
the trading was the selling of January
IN the local market and this naturally
gave rise to rumors that the leading
Dull interest was attempting to unload.
taken altogether it was a day of sag
glng values though the market closed
at partial recovery from the low
point, Stlll showing a net loss of to 6
points. The sales were estimated at
10000 bales.