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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-04-14
WAcoNLoADs OF PLUMBER.
highly Respected Family Charged
With Wholesale Robbery.

New York, April 14.--In the resi-
lence occupied by a man known as
George I. Howard at Ridgewood N. j.,
the police have made a startling dis
cOvcry. For two years Howard, his
wife and 1O-year-old son have lived at
Ridgewood, where the man was highly
respected. He was known as a tea
and coffee merchant doing business in
New York. Thefts soon began to oc-
cur in all the country surrounding.
Horses and carriages were missed,
freight depots were looted and farm
houses and barns We're entered promis-
cuously. Finally two horses and car
:'iages We're stolen from Murray, n. v
One of the horses Wore peculiarly
shaped shoe, by which it was tracked
for 20 miles, the trail ending in How
ards barn. where the property was
found. Search warrants were at once
issued, the house was entered and
found to be filled with all sorts Of
plunder. Only Mrs. Howard was at
home. Mr.. Howard lad disappeared,
as had the boy who fiel to Jersey City,
where he was found and arrested. In
the meantime he had communicated
with his father and took his arrest
with the greatest degree OF composure,
even smiling contemptuously at the po-
lice when they tried to make him tell
where his father had gone. Then the
exploration of the house began. On
the back porch was found nearly
now road wagon. In the hallway was
a new double sleigh. How it was put
inside the door the police cannot ex-
plain The house has II rooms and
each room was full q goods. Three
wagon loads of propetty We're taken
to the village lookup and policemen
were put in charge Of the remainder
D the stun. which varied from fancy
eMbr0ideries to stoves.
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while Nicho,a- >.saroc-er's saloon had
burned down. The total loss Of the
mornings s fires is put at $50 oo0. AS
the buildings were not near each other
the firemen declare that the fires We're
the work Of an incendiary. The people
Of South Chicago We're greatly alarmed
by the rapid work of the firebug and a
careful watch is being kept.
A demented boy. supposed to be a
pvromaniac is said by several resi-
dents TO have been seen at all the
fires. He is about Il years Of age and
wears a red sweater and derby hat.
They say they could identify him if
they see him again. Their description
tallies in each case. The police are
looking for him.
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TO SUCCEED CONGER.
Name Of w. w. Rockh''l Ment'o"co -
That Connection.

Washington. April 1.-THE name =, :,
~ ~ Rockhill. at present dlrev'or ~
~, hurrou of American rcpnhlics. -
',,or ,a. consideration in connection WIN
~, chinese mission shortly to ne va
Gated by Mr.. Conser. Wn'l, w., ,,' ~,
.cr was tentatively n candidate TO. ;"u
Republican subernatorial no'a,,,,,''n,, ,h"t n',
In lowa and it was expected 'na. ',, M
would resign his mission Mr. hoc".,.' .''
had been practically selected py a', 'nI
late president Mckinley TO sue.a.a ,',.a
MIR. conger a, Picking, but tn" ,snnaasd rnaasd
IN tho political programme saspe''"e"
:. ax.rutiop of this plan.
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AGAINST ORDERS
|.eltlNAIDO WAS TOLD TO KEEP
0uT or THE AMERICAN AT.
TACK ON MANILA.
MACARTHUR ON THE STAND

1es.t'es Ceforc the Senate Committee
Regarding the Alleged Cooperation
ard Declares Il Was Voluntary OF
tie Part Of the Nativcs-knc"s
Nc.hin1 OF Any Agreement With
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-04-14
unearthed Three Skeletons.

Niles, Mich. April &c. f. and F.
f. Jones oi the village OF Morrice un-
covered three human skeletons only IS
inches below the surface. The bodies
We're those OF two men and woman.
The skeletons show evidence of mur-
der. The skull OF one man was per
fc-ated by two bullets. The skull OF
tte second was crushed in by a blow
and several ribs of the woman We're
broken
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-04-14
DR.PRICE'S
Baking Powder

Each time the United States Government
has officially tested the baking powders
the report has shown DR.. Prices Cream
Baking Powder to BE Of supcrlativc
cavcning strength, free from alum, abso-
utcly pure and wholesome.
This is gratifying, for DR.. Prices Cream
Baking Powder is depended upon by mil
lions Of people to raise their daily bread.
Norr.-These Government inquiries also
developed ihe n,rcaru many
Po"otRCo the market in
t'on .i baking powder. but
alum other acid, whose use in
tool IS lAi..ous.
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SnarIards for "F axe Fight
Na>h.natna. April li.-Gcncral Mac
Aiaas appeared again during the day
.at III senate Philippine commit
senator Cu,hcrson called attcu.
Ia - the TACT that there is testimony
G. s. - tho effect that General An.
Lad written 10 Aruinaido inNlt.
ies l4s operation NJ Manila and that
u .4tttg had accepted and that II -
a. stated tha, General Merritt had
In Z sclli an aide to General Greene
t4- iha that arrangements bc made
- 'a tllipinos for common under.
'aal1 u the occupation ot th'
as lie then asked II in view oi
tn iaCta the inference was not an.
'a0sth' ! that friendly cooperation was
afe..t3 ~ the American officers with
N r.. plnos in the attack upon the
|sIanafis.
y amlng tho facts TO he gs stat
y. taa witness replied. III that were
a. t@@te Is II the premises II might
@l0tttea thai inlorcEcc was To ne
el@si Il as indicated But there are
WIZ iaets wa!ch form n part of tn.
.aa' aud which show cooperation IN
"a attack OH Manila was not solnn
@at} 81 our part"
'tatsal Mae Arthur then related that
:" w evening previous 10 the aN.lc !
7" Aail.a after General Merritt had
:, a4sa MS order of battle hc tMacAr
80. Vas IN consultation with General
"'t'I@on when the latter received q
''tia thleat!on from General Merritt
u.tte'ins The lattcrgto inform AgGin
-" ihal The battle which was to tGN'
- ,4'' Tue next day was To hc between
''4aflean and Spaniards and that
He Must Not Participate
s'p''f any circumstances. Aguinaldo
,a' 80 IL that time. General Macarthur
49, ~. HNe miles away and the message
~ ". sent To him by wire He knew,
a"''ef' r.,'' that the Filipino leader had
''Nea n,,a 1t because he had declined to
lhe suggestion and he and his
'''e .,,',. forces had participated in tn,
~ hlcnt the next day.
"al became of that communica
n.' " General Macarthur said he did
l.a hh"W. lie also said that il there
alI' zen cooperation between Aguin
l, anu General Anderson. while tn,
,,n was IN command OF the Amerl
"i'es, he did not know IL.
ria. "a'or Patterson then asked n Sc
M ~ =, questions intended to bring out
mdan Hesatlon that there had been an
cona standing between the American
mirai i''nder. General Merritt, and Ad
mana pewey and the Spanish com
shnnl, 'hat the attack upon Manila
of s Ne mere feint with the view
poar."rihg a surrender with an ap
roal 1",e nn'. of a battle. but without any
had 'l'ral Macarthur said that II there
know 'een such an understanding, he
Nv nothing OF It.
al NJ You never talked with Gcner
"Nevaa,. on the subject?"
suish You in your testimony distin
inlo,n'ween ".,ween Official information and
You ,halon nation that may have come to
M, M,nrongh other sources?"
truths desire is to speak here the
the ,r,'." .ne whole truth and nothing but
plicit PATTERSON insisted lupon an OK
.sp'y to his !Question.. but General
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TIVE AND TEN CENT STORE FOR
SALE.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, May 23.-Todays stock
market was dull to the point of stagna-
ton. The higher prices in London in
duced an Improvement at the opening
here. but it was lost through mere in
animation. Until the last hour there
was hardly enough motive power to
show any direction in the movement,
with the exception of some special
stocks There was quite an active de-
mand for the National Lead stocks, due
to the expectation that the company
would benefit from a proposed combina-
ton in an allied branch of the trade.
The American Linseed stocks rose on ru-
mors of a combination of the oil inter-
ests The fireness of Amalgamated,
Anaconda and Smelling was due to the
continued reports of the widening de-
mand for raw copper, both here and
abroad. The Improvement in the cop
per trade is an influence extending far
beyond the stocks Immediately affected.
The allegation is made that the recent
heavy exports of copper are going abroad,
in part at least, as stocks are, to get the
benefit of the cheaper money rates over
there for holding purposes. There was
renewal of the recent strength in Cana
dian Pacific, but when the advance
reached ~, it halted. Pacific Mail 2h
points rise was unexplained. The George
A. Fuller stocks made wide advances,
and the New York public utilities and
Colorado Fuel and Iron developed late
strength, the latter rising ~. The APP
pearance of the preliminary figures of
the weeks movement of currency
awakened more animation than at any
M 10 those
stocks already mentioned the effect was
not notable except in st. Paul, Union Pa
cifc and Atchison. The current figures
indicate a net gain by the banks on the
interior movement of nearly $5,000000,
which is supplemented by a gain on
ub-Treasury operations of $565,000.
Bankers are generally agreed that there
has been further heavy contraction of
loans, 1t will be seen that the prom
ises are for an extremely favorable bank
statement. The response in the stock
market was very moderate. There was
transferred today through the Sub
Treasury 5000, 900 for New Orleans fol-
lowing the like amount transferred yes
terday. There was a call today for
% per cent installment of cash On sub
sidy plans to the steamship merger syn
dictate, which calls for $12 500 600 of
which about 60 per cent is payable in
, New York. The transaction did not
cause ripple today in the local. money
market. The waiting attitude of the
market seems to be due to the uncer-
tainties of the coal strike, and to the
approach of the critical period of the
corn crop. The latter is receiving more
and more attention every day and is
destined To have a greater influence on
speculation than any other one factor.
The bond market. was dull but firm.
The total sales were (par valuc) ST.,
290, 600
United States bonds were all un-
changed on the last call.
Total sales of stocks for the day were
353. 100 shares. including the following:
Atchison 22,200; Canadian Pacific $500;
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bales last year. OF this The total of
American cotton is 2,215,4i bales against
2,S12,5 bales last week, and 2,2S0,1 66
bales last year, and of all other kinds,
including Egypt, Brazil, India, etc, 1884
000 bales. against 1,02S,000 bales last
week, and 1,O9400O bales last year.
Secretary Hester's weekly cotton state
ment issued today shows for the % days
of May decrease under last year of 81
600 bales. and an increase over the same
period the year before last of $4,000 bales.
The amount brought into sight during
the past week has been 41,S04 bales,
against 81 1874 bales for the same seven
days last year and 53,5i7 bales year be-
fore last.
The total movement since September
1st IS JS12,070 bales, against 9,6O2,0S0
bales last year, and S,764,026 bales year
before last
Including stocks left over at ports and
interior towns from the last crop and the
number of bales brought into sight thus
far for the new crop the supply to date
is 1911 757 bales, against 9,724,616 bales
for the same period last year.
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Total Net Receipts.

New York, May 23.-The following are
the total net receipts at all ports since
September 1st, 1901:
Galveston 2,O13, 636 bales; New Orleans,
2,1S7, 0O3; Mobile, ISL ,469; savannah
,O95, SIP; Charleston, 262, 694; Whining
ton, 275, ILL., Norfolk, 444,967; Baltimore,
81 1883; New York, 1877 ,043; Boston, III, $3.50;
Newport News, 1884; Philadelphia,
81 ,259; Vancouver, 1854; Brunswick,
11S, 1852; Fernandina, 1850; Pensacola,
17O, SOP; Port Arthur, 51,976; Port Town
send, 1OS,311; San Francisco, 24,S3S;
Portland Ore, 1928; Eel Paso, 1880;
Eagle Pass, $3.50; Laredo, 6,73O Total
1853, 800 bales.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Ills. May 23.-Bearish argu-
ment on crop prospects started late ac-
tivity in wheat and corn today, and
brought about rather liberal liquidation.
Corn was held firm by bullish manipula-
ton most of the day, but succumbed to
the pressure. AT the close July wheat
was IS to &c. lower, July corn % to &c.
down and July oats shade lower.
Provisions closed 5 to 71sc. to 121Ac. de-
pressed.
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It ISSTAGNANT IN
THE STOCK MARKET
Hard to Indicate Direction of
Sluggish Stream.
The BANKS GAIN IN CASH
Spectators Seem Awaiting Result of
Coal Strike.
COT ON CLOSES QUIET AND STEADY
Prices Net Unchanged TO Six Points Lower
Liberal Liquidation in Wheat and Corn
on Bearish Argument in Crop
Prospects.

New York, May pa quiet general
dry goods market has again been report
Cd There has been no change in prices
in any description of either cotton or
WOODEN goods, nor any change in the
general market features. Linens are in
fair demand and very firm in price. Bur-
laps are steady with a limited business
doing
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OTHER COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK MONEY

~ YORK May 25-1 p m.-Money on call
STEADY at 2A03 pei cent; cosing offered at
:s6a3 per cent; last loan ut per cent; ruling
rate . -. per cent. Prime mercantile paper
sKal5 per cent. Sterling exchange heavy, with
actual business in banners bills at s.S7 fer
demand and ct s8i3s for 80 days. Posted
rates 4.e5X AMI AS Commercial bills s3A1
3S7A. Bar silver SIX Mexican dollars Ala.
GoyerBment bonds easy; State bonds Inactive /;
Railroad bonds FIRM; SILVER certificates
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BALTIMORE PROVISIONS.

BALTIMORE. May % - Flour firm: western
extra s., 9GG3 20 do family 3.6OQl3 80 winter
wheat patents 50 9O14 25; do. extra 1903 40; do.
clear 3s56l375; spring patents &3CQI4.3O; do.
straig hts, So so@e4.1 10; extra 81 S013.2o
Wheat quiet; contract, SPOT snd the month
S0lS.h: No red -; July -; Southern
wheat sam, ,e S@86M.
Corn, firmer; mixed, spot 67167@; the month
66% July - southern white corn SO; do. yell
low
Oats steady; No. 2 white, 492l l15014.
Rye dull; No. nearby, 60uDol; NO. 2, West
ern -
Butter firm and low r; fancy imitation 200
2l; fancy creamery 20; fancy ladle 1920; store
packed $500.
Eggs firm; fresh l701i71s.
Cheese firm; large llA1l2; medium l20l2A;
small l24Ql22s.
Sugar firm 6ne and coarse granulated AIN.
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NAVAL STORES,

WILMINGTON, N. c.. May % -Turpentine
nothing doing at A; receipts ~ casks.
Rosin firm at al. t0i6l IL; receipts 273
Cruds firm At si.to@ 2. so: recepts 81 barrels.
Tar firm at 6, 35; receipts f3
SAVANNAH Ga, May % --TurpentiDe firm at
A. receipts 1t3,; sales 270; e8 ports 1.107,
Bosin firm; receipts l,479 sales 1853; exports
1910.
Quote: A, Il, c, D, sI.20; E, sI.25. F. eI.5O; G,
s.35; H, sl.55 !, sLa5; X, s245; NJ. s2.So; n
90. ?:5; W G, 1855; w w, $50
CHARLESTON, S. g., May % - Turper line
m ut Al receipts -, sales So exports
Rosin 6rm receipts -; sales 200; exports
Quote: A, B, C,s,t0; ID, s1.tO; e, 81 Is; r, $3.50
g. M32h; y sl.40: I, aI60, X g., Is: Nj a2.55; \,
315: VIC 1890: W W. 1919
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NEW YORK COTTON.

New York, May 23.-The cotton market
opened steady with prices unchanged to
2 points higher and then worked slowly
upward until July reached S97, on de-
mand from nervous shorts and some for
eign buying, brought by talk of too much
rain in the Indian Territory. There was
little pressure to sell and for the mo-
ment the fine crop and weather condi-
tions seemed to have been discounted.
Buyers looked for a bullish insight
statement and for a strong visible supply
statement later in the day. Again,
private reports from the belt told of
good spot demand and some damage in
parts of Texas from cut worms and
boil Weevil. The improvement, how
ever failed to enthuse commission
house buying and room traders took adj
vantage of the higher prices to secure
profits on cotton purchased on the call.
Soon the whole list was easing off under
scattering sales for turn and sheer
absence of speculative support. Trading
was at no time active during the day.
In the last hour July sold off to S.SS
under a smaller decrease in the worlds
visible than expected. Near the close
there was a partial rally on covering by
former sellers, but the market finished
the day at a slight net decline, as rule
The close was quiet and steady with
prices net unchanged to points lower.
Total sales were estimated at rs 900
bales.
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Missouri Pacific $500; Pennsylvania
$500; Reading 1880; st. Paul 20,4OO;
Southern Pacific $500; Southern Railway
1900; Union Pacific sc, 100; Brooklyn
Rapid Transit 20, 100; Colorado Fuel and
Iron 200; Pressed Steel Car 800;
American Sugar 10000; United States
Steel 10 200
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Hester S Gotten Statement.
(By the Associated Prcss.)

New Orleans. La, May 23.-SecrCtarX
Hester's statement of the worlds visible
supply of cotton, issued tdoay. shows the
total visible to be 3,249. 440 bales, against
3,340, $50 bales last week, and 3,374,13
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Having qualified as Administrator of
the estate of Rev. Fred. w. Proctor, late
of Newport News, Va, all persons having
claims against said estate are hereby
notified to present same to me on or
before the 18th day of April, 1909 or this
notice will be plead in bar of their re-
covery JAS. A. EGERTON,
Administrator.
ID a VIII ulS
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-24
STOCKS.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

NCRToLK. Va, May % Peanuts dull; old
stock and machine picked 2AG12M.
New fancy 3@a1s; strictly prime 3; PRIZE, 2h
02Z Spanish TN
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Leading futures ranged rs follows:

cash onotat,ons were as follows:

Cash QuOtat,OnS were as IOllOWs'
Flour was steady: winter patents 63.901400;
straights $40; clears 3.aoOa3 60; do spring
sthraights s. ooas.s6 bakers 81 so@2. 50. -.a.
No 2 red, SIN. Corn-No. 2, -; No. 2
yellow =. oats-No. 2, 43h; No 2, white,
ls0l54; No. 8 white, 4i%045A.. Rye-No. 2,
mailing 76o7S; No. ] fax seed $3.50; No. |
northwestern i76. Prime timothy seed So.
Mess pork yer bbl., sl7oo0i705 Lard per 100
@a7o Dry-salted shoulders (boxedl S1sA; Snort
clear sides (boxed) $40. 2o1l0.30. Whiskey Sl,30.
Clover contract grade rs 80.
NEW YORK. May 23.--Four l0al5c lower;
Minnesota patents S.ONG42O, DO bakers
s29OO3 20; winter straights S3 7OQ3s5; winter
patents 81 U0Qt4. %, low grades $2.30lD2 40.
Rye -four quiet; fair to good g. l5a3.40; choice
to fancy &3591D3.75.
Corn meal stea-y; yellow western i.32; city l.3l
brandywine SO. 500 3.o5.
Rye steady; State rye 6i4; No 2 western 6S1s
Barley malt dull; western 65V66.
WLeat-spot easy; No. 2, red, 87% Options
Gorn-spot easy; No 2, 70 options-May
7o5s; july o. September IS; December SIN.
oats spot steady; No. .,46
Beef firm; family 1880; mess sl4OJ;
packet 81 Ooal2; beef tams S2l.0 00.200
CIT meats quiet, picked bellies &. lo0ioA
L, I'd easier; western steamed $40 IS; refined
easy to the continent $3.50; South America
Hil0: compound 8A019.
Pork steady; family 20.C0; short clear $3.50
OIL 90; mess Sl8 0OGDlS so.
Butter steady; western creamery, fresh, 1870
~: Imitation creamery l401S; factory 20D2o;
State dairy l8K02l.
Cheese weak new state, full cream, fancy
colored l214N; do white IN do large ia.
Eggs firm; State and penns ylvania Is; DO
western, at mark, -; southern, at mark, lial5.
Tallow easy; city (S2.00 per package So
country (packges free) 640e7.
Rosn firm; strained. common to good, LEO.
rurpentine firm at 471404S
Rice firm; domestic. fair to extra 43s06H
Japan i4QD5.
Coree-spot was quiet Nc. invoice 81
MUD, quiet; Cordova S0Ilh.
Sugs r-raw was firm; fair refining 2B CEN
trifuga, 96-test, 37-l6 refined was steady;
mould A 800; standard 45: confectloner's
4.45 cut loaf 5.l5; crushed rs; powdered 415;
granulate1 4o5: cubes 400.
Moasses firm New Orleans, open kettle,
good to choice ..QI4l.
Potatoes steady; New York fair to prime, sack
LIS; Florida prime barrel SA.t 0a500: Southern
prime $50: jersey sweets, barreS '2.5GQD5.OO.
Peanuts firm; fancy hand picked "a domestic
1854
Cabbages stery; State, barrel Sl.5o; FloridU'
barrel, 75los1 Is.
Freights to Liverpool; cotton by steam 10: do
grain Id.
Cotton seed oil WAS quiet. Prime crude
barrels f. o. b. mills 37hQD3o1a;' prime summer
yellow 45ka46; off summer yellow 45a45M; prime
white 4Sh; prime winter yellow $1,000; prime
meal $3.50.
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SEABOARD STOCKS AND BONDS.

BALTIMORE, May 23.-Seaboard .Ait Line
common 25K0126: preferred 45H.
BoDds-4's S5%0S6
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

Now Orleans, La, May 23-The mark
ct for spot cotton was without much life
today. Quotations unchanged.
Futures opened 1 to points up, gain
cd to points more. only to fall back
again on realizing sales. Then theim-
proved condition of the spot market made
itself felt and prices worked up once
more, but later eased off again, finally
closing with net gains of points on
May, on July, one each on, the other
summer months and a loss of 1 to 2
points on the balance of the list.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-03
The Modern Copper Mining Co.

Has just received of machinery in4 ! eluding fifty horse power hoist, water tanks etc., and busily engaged with force of men under the superintendency of Wm. Evans, gradj ing and putting this machinery in place. - With the present force of seventeen thia camp has assumed great activity and thS company will be sinking and drifting find lot of ore.
 The Modern Copper Mining Co.'s property i'd located about six miles N-w of Bisbee, Tomb< stone Canyon. and consists of twenty eight claims of rich mineral lands
 The stock of this Company has all timed found ready sale and nov commands LOO pei share with every indication of advancing rapidl5 with development, all mining men who have exams ined it's property stake their reputation ths value and permanency of it's ore, and that it if situated directly the mineral belt extendinS through this county which the Bisbee and Tombstone mines located. surface indis cations are greater the Modern property thaa either of the other two named places, and deve1s opment work far done has proven that the or cont inues down .indef initely.
 The nan office of this company is in Bsbee and it's ok cers are N A. Centers, President; F. w. Howard Secrea and Treasurer; Q. H Briggs, General Manager S
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-02
THE CITY COURT
MEETS MONDAY
THE SESSION WILL BE A VERY
INTERESTING ONE AND WILL
LAST ALL THE WEEK.

Judnge Sparks will convene the city
court tomorrow morning in the regu-
lar November session. There are
quite a number Of cases on the docket
and the session will probably last all
the week and will be very interest
ing one. Following is a list of the
jurors.
j. R. billiard, W. L. speer, J. w.
Howe, vaientinevoeker, J. w. Vance,
e. d. Gregory, S. G. WestbrooF. C. w.
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